The pasta was the star. Handmade tagliatelle with a rich pork ragu that clung to every strand. Sauce had depth, not just salty. Could&rsquo;ve used a touch more pasta for the price, but the flavor was spot-on. That&rsquo;s what I come for.

The sushi was incredibly fresh, top-notch quality. The chef&#39;s special was unique and seasonal. I appreciated their sake selection, which had a few bottles that paired perfectly with the fatty tuna. A solid spot for a quiet dinner.

Cozy spot right on the water. We got the fish and chips. Portion was huge, honestly could have split it. Ended up taking half home for lunch the next day.

Cozy diner with classic Downeast decor. The staff was thoughtful and attentive, and they had a nice local beer on tap that went perfectly with my meal.

Been here a few times for the weekend live music. It&#39;s a fun vibe. The beer is decent, a nice spot to hang with friends.

First time trying their chicken and mozzarella wrap, and it was a solid choice. The wrap was warm and the mozzarella was super melty. Potato salad on the side was creamy and had a nice little tang to it.

The staff here is really friendly and they joke around with customers a lot. It makes the whole visit feel easy and fun. I always leave in a good mood.

The clam chowder here is so good. It&#39;s rich and creamy, packed with tender clams and just the right amount of potato. Honestly, it&#39;s up there with the best I&#39;ve had. The crab cakes were solid, too. A really cozy spot for a bowl of soup.

The barbecue chicken was the standout. Juicy, tender, the smoke flavor was just right. Had it with a Key Largo cocktail, which was a solid match. That chicken alone makes it worth a stop.

Three course meal for lunch. Portions were just right, left satisfied but not stuffed. Quality of the ingredients was noticeable. Good spot for a business lunch near the office. Service was efficient.

The burrata and oysters were great. Appreciate the dietary-friendly options on a small menu. Quick lunch spot.

The picnic tables right by the water are the spot. Sat there with a local IPA, watching the lobster boats come and go. Fire pits got going later, which was nice. A classic Maine vibe. The beer selection was solid, though I wish they had a few more by-the-glass wine options for the seafood.

The surf and turf fajitas were really good, and the booths are so comfortable. A nice, relaxed spot.

Sweet potato fries were crispy and seasoned just right. The wrap was fresh and filling. Loved the big patio, perfect for bringing my dog along. A solid spot for a casual lunch.

Classic Maine roadside spot. We grabbed a lobster roll and sat at the picnic tables under the trees. Honestly, the roll was good but a bit small for the price. Nice for a quick summer lunch, just wish the portion was bigger.

The haddock cakes were good, but the portion felt a bit small for the price. The house-made chips were nice. The bangers and beans were actually the best part, really tasty. Just wish there was a little more on the plate.

Stopped in for a quick bite on a road trip. The sausage and pineapple pizza had this really fluffy crust, just the right amount of chew. The place itself was super cozy, with these warm wooden tables. A nice little spot to break up the drive.

Stopped in for lunch on a Thursday. The lobster roll special was a solid deal, and the onion rings were crispy. I paired it with a local IPA, which cut through the richness nicely. A good find on the road.

The fried pickles were a fun first try! The batter was light and crispy, and the pickles inside stayed nice and tangy. The crab cake sandwich was also solid, really fresh. Fish tacos had a good amount of filling too.

Service was pretty good. The server knew the menu well and seemed genuinely interested in making sure we had a nice time. It felt attentive without being overbearing. A solid experience overall.

The Fisherman&#39;s Platter was huge, enough for two. The Cajun seasoning on the haddock had a nice kick. Just a really chill, relaxed vibe here.

The lighting was just right, not too dim. Felt cozy but still elegant enough for a nice dinner out. Really liked the vibe here.

Been coming here for years. The mozzarella sticks are always crispy, and the spaghetti and meatballs tastes exactly the same every time. That&#39;s what keeps me coming back.

Been coming here for years. It&#39;s my go-to spot when I need a quiet, relaxed dinner away from all the noise.

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