The staff really knows their wine list. They helped me pick a glass that went perfectly with the steak.

The kids&#39; menu is a steal. My little one&#39;s plate was huge, and we still had leftovers to take home. Prices are fair for the size you get.

Found this spot in East Boothbay, right on a quiet marina. It&#39;s a nice change from the busier harbors. The lobster roll was good, but honestly, for the price, I expected a bit more filling. It was a little light.

The Noah breakfast is a huge portion, definitely enough for two. Coffee was good too.

The smashburger was solid, and the fries were crispy. What really stood out was their happy hour cocktail list. Tried the house old fashioned, and it paired surprisingly well with the burger&#39;s richness. A nice touch.

The upstairs event space is great for a baby shower. Multiple rooms, a dedicated bar, and those harbor views are a nice bonus.

The chicken tenders were a total win - super crispy and hot. My server kept my drink topped up without me even asking.

Sat at the chef&#39;s counter, which was a nice spot. It&#39;s a lively place, and watching the kitchen work is fun. The seats were comfortable, which I really appreciate. A good, relaxed meal.

Server was really helpful with the menu, especially for dietary restrictions.

Menu had a lot of options. Got the seafood pasta, it was fresh. My friend had the steak, said it was cooked right. Good for groups with different tastes.

Service was on point. They really knew the menu, explained everything without rushing. Good wine suggestions too. Made the whole dinner better.

This spot is my go-to for breakfast. I always appreciate how fresh the ingredients are, especially in their seasonal fruit bowl. The avocado toast is simple but the avocado is always perfectly ripe. Just a solid, healthy start to the day.

Been coming here for years, and the mushroom shawarma is the reason. That savory, meaty texture is always spot-on. It&rsquo;s the one dish I know I can count on every single time.

Stopped by for happy hour oysters while waiting next door. They were super fresh. Also tried the deep-fried deviled eggs and a lobster roll. Solid little snack spot.

The sushi is always fresh, and the nigiri bento is a solid choice. Our server was really nice and suggested the uni, which was a great call. I just wish the chairs were a bit more padded for a longer meal.

The view is the main draw here. Had a business drink at sunset, and the city skyline was impressive. Cocktails were fine, nothing special. Good for a quick stop if you&#39;re nearby.

The Irish Benedict was the star. Poached eggs were just runny enough, and the hollandaise had a nice tang. Home fries crispy, pancake fluffy. Real maple syrup makes a difference.

The portions here are seriously massive! We shared a couple of the classic Maine dishes and still had leftovers. Perfect for a casual dinner with friends when you just want to hang out and not worry about the bill. 😊

The haddock risotto was cooked perfectly. The chef clearly knows this dish. It was the best part of the meal. Service was a bit slow to clear plates, but the food quality made up for it.

Server was super nice and checked on us just the right amount. It&#39;s a small thing, but that kind of attentive service without being overbearing really makes a difference for me.

The fries are the star here. Always hot, always crispy. That perfect crunch and soft inside. Coffee&#39;s good too, but I keep coming back for those fries. They just get it right every single time.

The food is prepared with care and the staff is very kind. I had the grilled salmon, which was cooked nicely. The place is a bit on the pricey side, but it was a good meal overall.

The sausage, egg, and cheese croissant was my pick. The eggs tasted really fresh and the croissant was buttery without being too heavy. A solid, simple breakfast. The cinnamon roll looked good, but I stuck with the savory option this time.

I love the little art corner here. Picked up a cute ceramic mug with my latte. It&#39;s a nice touch, makes the coffee feel a bit more special. The pastry was just okay, but browsing the local crafts while sipping is a lovely way to spend an hour.

Nice spot, easy to park. The chips and salsa were fresh, and I enjoyed the house margarita. The booths are comfortable, which makes a big difference for a relaxed meal.

I keep coming back for the shrimp and grits. The grits are so creamy, and the sauce has this rich, savory depth without being too heavy. It&#39;s the one dish I always order.

Stopped by for a late lunch and grabbed a seat at the bar. The fried chicken sandwich was solid&mdash;crispy and juicy. Server recommended a local IPA that paired really well with it. Good spot to unwind.

The lobster roll with butter is the real draw here. Perfectly toasted bun, fresh meat.

Came by for a drink, the Tubular IPA was solid. Ended up ordering a couple appetizers, they were pretty good. The live music was a nice touch, made for a relaxed evening. Might try the BBQ sampler next visit.

The strawberry salad was so fresh and flavorful, definitely a highlight! The pizzas are loaded with good stuff. My Arnold Palmer tasted like it was made with real lemons, not from a mix. Perfect for catching up with friends over lunch.

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The best restaurants in Woolwich

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Binga's Wingas Yarmouth

Lobsterman's Wharf

Moody's Diner

Little Tap House

Rí Rá Irish Pub & Restaurant

Shays Grill Pub

The Grill Room & Bar

Carriage House Restaurant

Coastal Prime

Taverna Khione

Dutch's

Evo Kitchen + Bar

The East Ender

King of the Roll

Top of the East

The Front Room

Antonia's Pizzeria

Boathouse Bistro Tapas Bar & Restaurant

Tuscan Brick Oven Bistro

McDonald's

East Boothbay General Store

Bohemian Coffee House & Deli

TREATS

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Hot Suppa

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The Thirsty Pig

Flatbread Company