Location: Westbrook
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Top 10 Bar food in Westbrook, Maine, United States
Reviews on Bar food in Westbrook, Maine, United States. Westbrook is a city in Cumberland County, Maine, United States and a suburb of Portland. The population was 17,494 at the 2010 census. It is part of the Portland–South Portland–Biddeford, Maine metropolitan statistical area.
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10. The North Point
Overall Ratings
4 based on 225 reviews
A visually exciting, warm, upscale dining and drinking experience, without attitude or pretension. Just delicious, top quality, beautifully presented cuisine, delicious cocktails, excellent wines by the glass or bottle - all very affordable, ten taps feat
Reviewed By Hello420
What a hidden gem. We created our own cheese/meat board and it was AMAZING! The waitress was so helpful and helped curb our board - we went a bit crazy with so many options. No gluten free crackers but who needed them with so much cheese to choose from. The seating was fun and casual and the atmosphere was uplifting. A hidden and unassuming gem. Check it out for sure.So very happy you found us, and that you found plenty of food to enjoy! Just a note for anyone else reading: we do have 100% corn (gluten free) chips which we can substitute for bread points! We're always looking for other gluten free options for crackers and the like, feel free to let us know of any "winners"!Thank you again, we're always happy to hear how happy we've made our guests! See you next time!-dan
9. Quill Books & Beverage
Overall Ratings
5 based on 13 reviews
Reviewed By JamesF4886
We found this place entirely by accident but came back again happily. It's a large open space with walls lined with book shelves, well spaced tables, and children's nook, and a really good coffee bar (yes, "bar" with stools, etc). The delicious cookies are large enough to share and the coffee is brewed strong and fresh. We didn't eat any of the sandwich type food fare, but the menu is inviting, so give it a go! I gather from postings inside the cafe that the space is used for events on weekends and, yes, beer taps behind the bar give away the transition that takes place in the evening - and there's a wine menu, too. The books are all new and current, so you're not stuck with someone's rejects if you want to pick up something to read. Thinking back, I didn't see comfy spaces to curl up for hours and the tables/chairs, while roomy and well spaced, do not invite staying for hours to read casually. But they would be great for writing a term paper or laughing with friends about what you've read or plan to read.
8. Bruno's
Overall Ratings
4 based on 132 reviews
Bruno's is a casual family run restaurant serving everything from steak sandwiches to homemade pastas. Customers can enjoy lunch or dinner in our dining room with an open kitchen, or you can also choose from our full menu in our tavern side complete with
Reviewed By Don T
The veal saltimbocca was the thinnest veal I've ever seen. It was only barely thicker than the prosciutto and the sage only dusted the top. The sauce was excellent; the garlic mashed potatoes were among the best I've ever had. The vegetables were overcooked. Service left a lot to be desired. The staff reached across my wife's food to pick up a dirty plate. He also tried to take a plate while the person was still eating. We needed to ask that water glasses be refilled. We asked if the Cannoli had chocolate bits on the ends. The waitperson said, "No." We should have asked it the cannoli had chocolate in it at all, because it did.
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7. Little Tap House
Overall Ratings
4 based on 266 reviews
Little Tap House is a craftbeer gastropub with a farm-to-table menu offering an ever changing seasonally inspired menu. Opened in March of 2013 by a mother - daughter team; Lee Goyette and Brianna Jaro have transformed the space at 106 High Street into a
Reviewed By NHjo
Just got a spicy Bloody Mary and no food, since I didn't feel like having brunch. The drink was very good. I looked over the menu and saw that their house burger is $17, with $1.00 extra for cheese, and no sides except for housemade 'chips' -- that's the most expensive burger I've seen yet, at least in the Portsmouth to Portland corridor. Maybe it's worth it. They have a really nice selection of Maine craft drafts and some nice cocktails. Cozy and classy atmosphere, good service.
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6. Seasons Grille
Overall Ratings
3 based on 130 reviews
Seasons Grille & Bar menu is inspired by the freshest local ingredients around. We specialize in delicious and reasonably priced cuisine, including our house specialties and other customer favorites. Our food is served in a relaxed and welcoming setting t
Reviewed By Barry N
a great restaurant even if it is located in a Hotel.a nice bar area but the food is truly outstanding. good service,very clean,great specials as well as a great menu. Food comes out hot,well plated and good size portions. Many locals,hotel guests and visitors to the area come here. Special pizza for room delivery for just $8.00.* and it is good.a nice place to eat in the area.
5. Sebago Brewing Company
Overall Ratings
4 based on 466 reviews
Reviewed By Doug S
We had lunch one day and dinner the next with two kids and two thirsty adults and both visits were positively enjoyable with excellent service and quality food. I recommend the garden quesadillas with pulled chicken for lunch and baked haddock for dinner. The burgers and chicken tenders went down well with the kids. Their brews were refreshing and many choices available.
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4. Vena's Fizz House
Overall Ratings
4 based on 264 reviews
Reviewed By CaraMHutchins
We had been years ago and decided to stop back in for some gifts. The owner was so helpful and even handwrite a recipe for a dark and stormy cocktail. We purchased the ingredients and just prepared it at home. It's absolutely delicious. Be sure to find some time to shop and drink at Vena's!
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3. The Frog and Turtle
Overall Ratings
4 based on 155 reviews
What is a gastro pub?â Gastronomy is the study of preparing and consuming food. A pub is a neighborhood spot for affordable food and good times. When you combine the two you get a neighborhood spot with a focus on food prepared from scratch with fresh ing
Reviewed By Travel33871
We stopped here for an early dinner and ended up doing Happy Hour with Chicken and Waffles, a large Salad with Chicken, Shrimp Tacos, and a Burger. Each dish was very well prepared and the price was right especially for the Happy Hour Specials.There were quite a large group for a Thursday night and we really enjoyed the food. Bryce was our waiter and he was excellent!!!
2. City Farmhouse Kitchen & Bar
Overall Ratings
5 based on 46 reviews
We are modern day homesteaders...we are vibrant, colorful, outgoing and modern. We work hard...finding a purpose and pride in our professional life, but love to let loose and smell the roses at every moment possible. Whether it's on the farm, behind the w
Reviewed By 690MichaelG690
I recently stayed at the hotel and didn't have time to find a place to eat. The smoked seafood chowder was great. If you like creamy seafood chowders this is a must have. You will not be disappointed. I also had the pizza and really enjoyed it. Normally I wouldn't recommend getting pizza in Maine but this was actually very good. Although, I do wish I tried the lobster roll...will need to be next time.The service was great and I highly recommend giving this place a try.
1. Great Lost Bear
Overall Ratings
4 based on 450 reviews
Reviewed By mainemountainbear
The Bear bustled on a mid-summer weekend. Parking was curbside. After only a brief wait, we got a cozy four-person booth instead of a table or bar-side. Lighting was dim, but not at all romantic. We got good service, not great. Our table had full condiments, beer lists, drink lists, and menus. The beer list alone had 80 choices, most brewed in New England. From a wide-ranging menu, we chose haddock and burger plates. Burger was served naked, except for its blue cheese dressing â a disappointment. It was dry, not juicy â also a disappointment. Haddock came with coleslaw as a dressing, not as a side dish â a surprise. Our sides of fries were fast-fried slabs of potato â also a surprise. By contrast, our drinks were just what weâd hoped theyâd be. We enjoyed the Bearâs unique, laid-back, hip atmosphere, its whimsical décor, and its amazingly varied drinking options. We'll be back again someday.
