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“Friendly staff. Great location and service.“
“We were scheduled for a schooner ride and had a late lunch here. The schooner cruise was cancelled due to fog but our experience at the restaurant was so pleasant that we didn't mind. The food and drink was very good and our waiter, Andre, was attentive without being intrusive and made our experience quite pleasant. This place is quite close to Boothbay Harbor but not nearly as crowded. We will be back!“
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“The food is great and staff very friendly. We visit the area yearly and this is my favorite place to go for breakfast. Fresh baked goods are so good, amazing views outside. Yes it gets busy but it's a great place to go and if it feels crowded give it a minute. Service is very quick and once everyone is seated it's just an amazing location.“
“I can’t straight post .. so I will leave this here…. I am a Paramedic with Boothbay Region Ambulance Service… THANK YOU SO VERY MUCH for lunch this past Wednesday!! It was amazing!!“
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“My wife and I always come here when we are in Maine. The food is delicious and I love the corn beef hash as it is fresh and not that fake crap out of a can. Also, the owners responses to 1 star reviews (that they don’t deserve) are hilarious.“
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“They had a lot of ice cream flavors. It was really good.“
“You can be promised a waterview and NOT get one. My windows face other structures.“
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“You can be promised a waterview and NOT get one. My windows face other structures.“
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“Loved this restaurant. Located in the Spruce Point Inn in Boothbay Harbor, it’s a quaint, cozy casual restaurant. The food was incredible. We dined in several times and one night brought the food back to our room. Staff was wonderful and accommodating. Highly recommended if you find yourself in Boothbay harbor!!!“
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“Parking: Boothbay is a very touristy town. Because the business is basically on it's own pier, it's best to head for the paid parking lot down by The Fisherman's Wharf.
Wheelchair accessibility: I expected to have some trouble, however.... Once you are in the building, there is another, longish, ramp that you need to go up to get to the tables. If you don't have a motor you might want the help of a friend. Though the person at the podium, did offer his help, any way that he could. The bathroom for? is a little difficult to get out of the bathroom. Not bad going into it. There are 2 stalls. The furthest back is some what accessable. I think it needs more rails. The area is big enough to turn account in if your chair is manual. Except for a 1' ish spare at the top of the stalls. The door and wall are solid and no one can peek under. The sinks aren't the "roll under" kind. You can roll next to wash your hands. I just bring my hand sanitizer bottle everywhere so I don't worry about not reaching the sink. And I don't have to use/hear the hand dryers.“
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“Four of us ate dinner at the Thistle Inn on Columbus Day weekend and it was spectacular! A+ for the service, atmosphere and food. Our four entrees were amazing.
The Cioppino was perfectly cooked. Our lamb shank was braises to perfection. The daily special, Balckened Salmon, was spicy, moist and delicious. I had the Sirloin Tips which were awesome.
Take the time and make the trip. You will not be disappointed.“