Location: Edgecomb
Top Restaurants in Edgecomb
Top Things to do in Edgecomb
- 1. Monkey C Monkey Do
- 2. Fort Edgecomb State Historical Site
- 3. Split Rock Distilling
- 4. Wiscasset, Waterville and Farmington Railway Museum
- 5. Maine Coast Book Shop and Cafe
- 6. Coastal Maine Botanical Gardens
- 7. The Walpole Barn
- 8. Castle Tucker
- 9. Glidden Point Oyster Farms
- 10. Boothbay Railway Village
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Top 5 Pizza food in Edgecomb, Maine, United States
Best Pizza restaurants nearby. Discover the best Pizza food in Edgecomb. View Menus, Photos and Reviews for Pizza restaurants near you.. Edgecomb is a town in Lincoln County, Maine, United States. The population was 1,249 at the 2010 census. The town was named for George Edgcumbe, 1st Earl of Mount Edgcumbe, a supporter of the colonists. Fort Edgecomb is a Maine State Historic Site.
Things to do in Edgecomb
1. Cook's Landing Pizzeria, Bar & Grille
Overall Ratings
5 based on 12 reviews
Cooks Landing is a small cozy Maine restaurant locally owned and operated with a wide variety of homemade food on our menu and specials that change daily. We are especially proud of our hand tossed pizza which is and always has been our #1 seller. Cooks L
Reviewed By Rardogrick
In Edgecomb on route 27 on the way to Boothbay Harbor is Cooks Landing country store. The store is well stocked with sodas , beers etc. I had to stay in the area for a few days and gave breakfast a try, excellent breakfast sandwich, so I tried a meatball sub and then the thin crust pepperoni pizza. All excellent. Much of the food is home made and their are tables in the store and a large screen tv, good for a quick stop for lunch or breakfast or to grab a "to go" sandwich. Wide variety of sandwiches including lobster rolls, a great value!
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2. Wiscasset House of Pizza
Overall Ratings
4 based on 13 reviews
Reviewed By Fish4Stripers
Stopped in to the WHOP when it first opened (at that time, they didn't even show up on TripAdvisor), and I'm happy to say they're just as good as before. Ingredients are totally fresh, crust is thin, but not wafer thin. Crisp, light, crunchy and chewy. Not sure what reviewer Pam L was thinking, as nothing here says NY (thankfully).
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3. The Watershed Tavern at the Boothbay Craft Brewery & RV
Overall Ratings
4 based on 247 reviews
Tavern Season is May thru December. Special Boothbay Festival of Lights menu! Closed January thru April. Gastro Pub attached to the Boothbay Craft Brewery serving wood-fired skillets,, seafood farm to table fare. Outside dining in spacious Biergarten duri
Reviewed By clamcove
Ok, but well over priced for what is available and then served. We were underwhelmed by it and it's surroundings, so we won't return.
4. The Penalty Box
Reviewed By Roses1968
Four of us tried the Penalty Box for breakfast on a Sunday morning. They were not busy but nonetheless were unable to produce even one decent breakfast out of four. My husbandâs pancakes were cold and tasteless, the syrup was served directly from a refrigerator - really ice cold! I had eggs Benedict, the eggs were almost hard boiled not poached, the hash browns were just weird & we wonât even bother to talk about the so-called hollandaise sauce, plus all of it was cold. Our friends both had the eggs & meat dish, also cold! Bacon looked undercooked but I did see a sausage link, which appeared to be OK.I see some positive reviews for their pizza & other lunch/dinner items but our experience was appalling. Itâs unfortunate because Damariscotta has very limited breakfast options so if this place could produce decent, HOT breakfast plates they could be very busy.Service also leaves a lot to be desired. The waitress had to be asked for a coffee refill & emptied the pot into my cup - about 1/3 of the cup. Youâd think sheâd come back with a fresh pot but apparently didnât occur to her until one of the other folks asked for a refill. Definitely wonât go back!
5. Good To Go
Reviewed By MidcoastMunchers
Had the pleasure of waiting in kine for over an hour twice in my life and those are two hours I'll never get back. Everybody that is from away thinks it's great. The battered fried clams are the worst I have ever had. The Lobster Rolls are not the best and way overpriced! The wait is just what you would expect from flatlanders that only read Yankee Magazine and DownEast Magazine, Cross the street and go to Sarah's if you are going to jam up traffic. The food there is more palatable. For better fried clams go back south on Route 1 to the Sea Basket. Sorry Red's you're just a tourist trap. If you were that good there would be boats coming up the Sheepscot River and docking in Wiscasset Harbor....anybody seen any?
