The dish was good but the atmosphere wasn’t so we left after the ricotta fruit appetizer. We were crammed next to another couple and it was silent so we couldn’t even speak without being heard or sit there without hearing everything they were saying. So awkward and super hot inside. I was miserable.

The porn star martini was good, but the cocktails were $25 each. It did come with a lot of snacks, which was helpful. But mostly you’re paying for the rooftop view. 

Best caprese sandwich I’ve ever had! The breakfast special was great - got a delicious croissant and cappuccino to try. Still not a huge coffee fan but had to give it a shot in Italy. Would definitely come back here if we’re ever near the Pantheon again.

Can’t believe this was our first meal in Rome and probably the best we had! The broccoli ricotta soufflé was delicious and so creative, and the caprese was perfect. Russ adored the Barbera bottle we got and was super tipsy. The cacio e Pepe was yummy - a bit different with rigatoni. The desserts were okay- I like the tiramisu better than the chocolate torte.

The made to order sandwiches are great - I love the egg and cheese on croissant. The corn chowder soup was so good!! The gluten free pumpkin chocolate chip cookies are delicious! Honestly I didn’t like any of the regular desserts…the thumbprints were too sweet and several others were just okay. The spice cake with cream cheese was inedible for me.

The maple ginger salmon was delicious. Russ liked the crab stuffed cod. The whipped ricotta was good with a honey drizzle on top, but once the honey was gone, it was a little bland. They served it with some bread, which was great, but then a lot of chips which didn’t pair well. Skip next time. The crème brûlée was decent - straightforward. Overall, good for Maine! Large portions at reasonable prices.  

Good flavors and nice dog friendly patio! Yellow curry was yummy but the fried veggie rolls were not very flavorful so skip them next time. Russ liked the steak covered in yellow curry but it wasn’t quite worth the price tag. The food did add up here (long with 2 Thai ice teas) so that was the only downside

Wasn’t great. Got the hot honey, pepperoni pizza, and it was inedible. The honey seemed like a syrup sugar water that ruined the entire pizza. The pepperoni itself was good. Russ said his was okay but nothing special.

Dog friendly patio and fantastic food! The lamb kofta was to die for - so juicy and tender and flavorful with perfect taziki. Paired with the bravas potatoes was the perfect combination and a really pleasing meal! The crab cakes were also great and Russell loved the mussels. The duck tacos were the only thing Russ wouldn’t get again. Kinda pricy though but the quality is worth it.

The coconut soup was a nice, light dessert after I let it cool throughout the meal. I ordered chicken tikka masala because they didn’t have butter chicken listed on the menu… Turns out they do make it though. The tikka was good (Russ liked it too). He got lamb Rogan Josh which was not the way he likes it but was a decent curry on its own (not awful like Tennessee). Overall, we’d go here again. 

Delicious leek and Brie quiche! Russ liked the French hot dog he got and the whole place was scenic and dog friendly so it was a hit. The salad came with fantastic black current vinaigrette and we bought a bottle to go home with!

The haddock steamed in banana leaves in curry was out of this world! FANTASTIC dish! That said, Russell’s surf and turf was small, full of fat and overcooked. He like the corn ball appetizer but I thought they were tough and overcooked and just spicy (not flavor). We’d wanted the meatballs in honey sauce but they were sold out. :( The ambience was good but we waited over 45 minutes for our food (first they brought calamari by mistake) and it really ruined the experience. It was the only place that took us in without a reservation and I would go back.

Delicious food! The crab Rangoons were perfect and the yellow curry had a great flavor. Similar to Thai but brighter. Russ didn’t like the Thai basil and said it wasn’t flavorful. The dog friendly patio was great but there were very pesky wasps.

Honestly, it wasn’t that bad. They have nice thin chips, good baked potato soup, and a decent salad with a yummy chocolate volcano cake. It was a lunch deal that was very affordable. Russell said locations in a place like Bangor have better quality than a Chili’s would in Houston. 

The crab Rangoon dip is okay but nothing like it used to be. The haddock was baked well but smothered and butter and oil and olives, which made the Panko soggy. Poorly put together. Russell liked the French onion soup, but his schnitzel was just OK and again smothered in a sauce. I liked the chocolate chip skillet cookie the best, but there was way too much whipped cream on top. overall, we probably won’t be back. 

Dog friendly patio, but he couldn’t be on the outdoor couch so it was a bit of a letdown. Also, the food didn’t come together. The little salad was super expensive and there was nothing to it. The fish dish was OK and the potatoes and broccoli were good. But overall this place was overpriced. The bread and butter was very good. 

This location does it right and the donuts are moist.

The pepperoni was delicious and crispy and I ordered light tomato sauce which was just right. Large was HUGE and we can definitely get medium and have plenty. Only $17 so great price. Our 2nd visit wasn’t quite as good. The pizza was definitely overdone which led to very crispy pepperoni and lots of blackened parts of the edges. We also tried the mozzarella wedges and they were OK but not amazing and wouldn’t get them again. 

The yellow curry was good - a little mild and not as sweet as some. Russ liked the basil beef. The server was very rushed and abrupt since we arrived at 2pm and they close at 2:30. Service and ambiance were the two draw backs. I think the other Thai place in town is a bit better.

The pretzel and dipping tray was delicious and we wound up getting a second pretzel. The street corn tacos were good as well, though. I thought the chicken was a little flavorless. The house salad was a giant mound of inedible lettuce that was falling off the too small plate. Russell liked the hot mess burger, but it was too hot for him to eat the second half. The apple french fries did not come together. They are a waste of money and not good. It’s nice they have a dog friendly patio but it’s not very comfortable.

The garlic cream dipping sauce was delicious! The pumpkin ravioli was good but I didn’t like the sausage. Russ got the lobster ravioli and smoked old fashioned and liked both. The almond cake was okay but the flavor stacked up.

Simple and tasty food. Russ liked the pulled pork Benedict and the breakfast Potatoes are so delicious! I really liked the breakfast pizza but might get something different next time. The blueberry pancakes were decent but a little overdone on the outside and still gooey and undercooked in the middle. We didn’t even ask for the bacon crispy and it came out shattered and perfect. Dog friendly patio makes it a great spot.!

They made a fried salmon roll for me and it was good. The California roll was OK but not the best. The desserts were very skippable. 

The eggs were scrambled soft enough so they weren’t bad. The second English muffin came out perfectly and the featured pumpkin spice oatmeal was yummy. Russ had the blueberry stuffed French toast and liked it. Dog friendly patio is a huge plus!!

Such delicious entrees! The haddock was perfect and bursting with flavor! Russ loved his bourbon peach pork chops and the panko goat cheese appetizer (I didn’t love it, too tangy). I really liked the mozzaluna and the chocolate lava cake was okay but don’t get again.