Location: Auburn
Top Restaurants in Auburn
Where to eat Bar food in Auburn: The Best Restaurants and Bars
Find out what Bar restaurants to try in Auburn. Auburn is a city in and the county seat of Androscoggin County, Maine, United States. The population was 23,055 at the 2010 census. Auburn and Lewiston (directly across the Androscoggin River from each other) are known locally as the Twin Cities or Lewiston–Auburn (L–A).
Things to do in Auburn
10. Pedro O'Hara's
Overall Ratings
3 based on 97 reviews
If you haven't visited Pedro's yet, you don't know what fun you're missing! The stuff of legends, Pedro O'Hara's can spin many tales, but it's the mix of American, Mexican, and Irish cuisines that makes it unique. Open daily starting at 11:30, the kitchen
Reviewed By foreriver
I am not a fan of Mexican food so that limits me, but I have had the Fish and Chips several times and they serve a very nice and large serving. It comes with a fresh slaw and good fries. My husband had the steak tips sandwich with swiss and veggies and I found it to be extremely tender meat. The sauvagine blanc was just fine as was the service. The pricing is a bargain.
9. The BBQ Pit
Reviewed By Jennifer S
I was pleasantly surprised by our meal. I really had no idea what to expect but this exceeded expectations. Huge portions of well prepared BBQ and free live music! We will be back.
8. Buddy Ts
Overall Ratings
4 based on 20 reviews
Reviewed By mmp619
We have visited Buddy's several times. It can be busy but we have never had to endure long waits. Staff here hustles! Good food, especially roast beef on Fri and Sat nights. Good specials. Good drinks. Pool tables often in use but not disruptive. Bar is small but popular. Nice friendly eatery
7. The Garden Grille & Bar
Overall Ratings
4 based on 20 reviews
A freshly prepared breakfast is offered daily in the Garden Grille & Bar(R) restaurant, and in most locations, lunch and dinner are also available. The Pavilion Pantry(R) convenience mart offers sundries, an assortment of beverages and ready-to-cook meals
Reviewed By ct-cruisers
I have stayed at this HGI several times while on business. I have had both breakfast and dinner.For breakfast, I like the option of choosing a cold buffet or a hot one (comes with made-to-order eggs dishes).For dinner, I usually just get the Harvest Chicken Salad. Their prices are no higher than other local restaurants.Service is always friendly.
6. Buffalo Wild Wings
Overall Ratings
3 based on 47 reviews
Reviewed By Travelingmaine
Visited with son - he ordered medium wings, I very mild. Turns out there's no such thing and the boneless wings were totally covered with some yellow gravy like stuff. His we're okay, mine hotter than his. I ate 2 and asked what happened. "Oh, mild is really the same as medium". No "sorry", no comp. NADATHE TWO STARS ARE FOR THE BAR TENDER WHO WAS TOTALLY CAUGHT OFF GUARD!With all the places in that area you.might try someplace else unless you have an asbestos gullet.
5. Fire House Grille
Overall Ratings
4 based on 38 reviews
Reviewed By ingridaw79
Small, casual place with a local atmosphere. They feature bands on the weekend; it's really small and loud with a band. Food was decent. Onion rings and fries were greasy, chicken Cobb salad was good. "Arsonist" burger was really good and juicy and loaded with Bacon. Service was friendly and quick.
4. Applebee's
Overall Ratings
4 based on 40 reviews
Reviewed By philbD4221DU
We don't stop in often, because there is usually a 15 minute wait to get seated, at least at the times we went. But the last couple of times we have been lucky enough to get right in. When we went a few years ago, we felt very rushed, so we stopped going, but that had changed. We think their selection on the menu is a good variety, and they have good choices for our 3 y/o twin grandchildren. It help their behavior to have those tablet gadgets with games to keep them happy, too. Service was friendly and non-intrusive - just right. We were even told there was no rush when we were done and chatting amongst ourselves.
3. Gipper's Sports Grill
Overall Ratings
4 based on 84 reviews
Reviewed By S6436TDmelissal
We have been going to Gippers for years. We live local so you can trust my review when I say you will not be disappointed with your dining experience. Gippers is a sports pub so it's not quiet, lol. They have multiple televisions playing different sports. They also have an interactive game you can play while sitting at your table (trivia game). Some of the staff have been there for years and they are all very friendly and courteous. The food is amazing; so delicious (mouth watering) and you will not be amazed with the portion sizes. Gippers is a favorite among the locals and I would highly recommend you give it a try. Once you do, I'm sure you will want to come back. Five stars+
2. Gritty Mc Duff's Brewing Co
Overall Ratings
4 based on 245 reviews
Gritty McDuff's, Maine's Original Brew Pub specializes in hand-crafted English style ales and traditional and creative pub fare, in a friendly and fun atmosphere. Both Gritty's fine ales and the pubs have won countless "best of" awards through our twenty-
Reviewed By milesf2014
Beers from the brewery were very tasty (particularly on a hot day). Good selection of basic house brewed beers (ale, lager, brown, bitter). Great outdoor seating in back with a view of the river and riverwalk. Food was a step up from basic brew pub fare, and quite tasty.
1. Mac's Grill
Overall Ratings
4 based on 235 reviews
We are a high energy restaurant with a vibrant neighborhood bar and grill appeal. Though we are known for our steaks, you will find there is something on the menu to please anyone in your group. We serve Choice Black Angus beef which is hand cut daily on
Reviewed By Dhanan
Macâs Grill looks like a Western USA restaurant and serves All American food including seafood. We arrived without reservations on a Monday evening about 7 pm. The place was crowded and we had a little bit of a wait. Good waitstaff service and average tasting food; no problems.
