14 Best Bars near Lewiston

“Great place to listen to local bands! Under new management. Kevin and Steve have cleaned up the place and are very friendly. The bar staff is very attentive and quick. Most nights, they will know what you're going to order before you do. Janet is the bartender that you always want. She will have your order ready very quickly even when there is a full house. This place will hold events for whatever your needs are. Birthday parties and special functions. The bands are incredible to listen to here. Parking is a bit tough unless you come early. The locals are very friendly to everyone. This is a cash only bar, but there is an ATM right inside the door. The pool tables have been upgraded. There is pinball, shuffle bowling, as well silverstrike video bowling and table soccer.

Wheelchair accessibility: The front door is wide enough and ground level to allow wheelchair access.“

“Ahhh wonderful Carol midtown is by far one of my favourite places to eat breakfast and just enjoy your self very nice people and good food and drinks members only unless signed in as guest but worth the visit the owner Carol is very wonderful women“

“this is a great place for Jaeger shots on your birthday and has great deals on stuff. near bates great atmosphere . near the church.“

“Fried pickle pizza is amazing !!“

“Great meal in a comfortable setting. We visited on a quiet Monday night in the fall for dinner. Our server, Spencer, was very friendly and had great recommendations. We had the Chicken Amore, tasty sausage and moist chicken served over penne in a solid Alfredo sauce; and also had the Potato Gnocchi with Sausage Ragu - meaty, delicious, and satisfying. The entrees were served piping hot, and the portions were really generous, and there’ll be more than enough for lunch tomorrow too. The complimentary garlic bread knots were warm and tasted homemade, and even the starter salads were really fresh and nicely prepared. DaVinci’s was definitely worth the visit.“

“It was an interesting experience. So finding it was hard. Google maps found the parking lot great but there is no large signage so while facing Mill no 6 head to the far left and you will see one understated sign. The restaurant is basically one large room. It had hints of friendly and upscale at the same time. The menu was not extravagant and there were affordable options. The one thing the menu had going for it was a whole lot of items we wanted to try. We decided to try the small plates and soups and salads side of the menu on this trip. We ordered the lobster Rangoons, mussels and chorizo, seafood chowder, and the beet and goat cheese salad. The food all arrived at the same time. So not a fine dining experience more a family food crush. But each dish was distinct, flavorful, and exceptionally presented. The balance of price versus quality and I am going to go on the side of get here quick because the quality was exceptional for the price. The bread was not exceptional and was run of the mill. The beet salad was a disappointment given the name. But the mixed greens were fantastic. No iceberg our romaine. There were two types of lettuce I have never eaten and they were both tender and crisp. The mussels and chorizo was a bit spicy. The dish came just warm not hot but the mussels were perfectly cooked. They were tender and clean. The broth was more like a soup. The bread was perfect for sopping up the broth. The rich tomatoes and chorizo sauce conveyed hints of rosemary and onion. It was spicy, sweet, and earthy all in perfect harmony. The Rangoons were more like lobster wontons. The filling was interesting. Not sure I tasted lobster but there was a lot of ginger and garlic. They were served warm, crisp and no hint that they had been sitting around. The seafood soup was stellar. It was cold when it arrived and my wife mentioned it to the waiter and he immediately took it away and brought a hot one. There were large scallops and shrimp and potato. It was creamy and robust. A little more leisure and this place would be a fine dining destination. Someone needs to check food temperature in the kitchen but other than that each dish was a hit. We will be back to sample the other side sometime soon.“

“Just a good place with great people. Miss going every day.“

“Little Joe's is more than a bar. It's a place of lifelong memories that stretch years before its creation.

The owner, the patrons, and even the DJ have been a part of Lewiston Auburn's social scene for many years and from many different establishments.

The combination of these people makes Little Joe's not only a place filled with good music, good food, and liquid spirits but also a place of memories, both old and new.

So go and check it for yourself, and maybe you'll end up with some of your own memories that could be remembered for years to come. Wednesday night karaoke is also filled with some decent entertainment.

Cheers“

“We went for my birthday dinner with a large group of people. We did the hibachi. It was very entertaining, and our cook was very funny! The food was delicious! Drinks were great! Service was awesome! Some pricing was alittle high, but kinda expected for dinner and a show. We have gone a few times, and will be back! They sang happy birthday to me and brought out a dessert, which was rather tasty! What a great night.“

“What a great place to hang out and try a lot of local brews...over 200! Love the comedy and impov nights. It's nice to see something different than just bands, all the time. Mike and the crew are a great bunch. Would highly recommend the CBU to hang out, relax and enjoy a great local brew!“

“Chicken Tendies and French fries were fire! Shout out to the server Lisa! 5 star service, kept the drinks full, made sure the food was good. Went above and beyond. I needed to get home fast and she let me borrow her personal Lamborghini for the week. She overheard me mentioning my school bills and paid them off with no hesitation. While I was in the restaurant, a fire broke out across the street and I personally witnessed Lisa run into the burning building and pull six people out on her own.
Lisa went out of her way to provide wonderful service!“

“Visited here this week with my family and had great service by Sheena. The selection and names of burgers and sandwiches are awesome! The German fries were slammin’ and that Mac n cheese!! Ohhh! Thanks for taking a pic of our family too! Good time and great food!“

“My husband and I were introduced to this establishment through an Open Winery Day last weekend. It's a bit out of the way, but once you find it, you won't regret it. It's like an oasis - the tasting room and restaurant are fairly new construction, they have quite a few of their own grapes growing on site, and a sprawling Vista to look out upon as you savor your glass of wine. The food was amazing to look at and eat. To start, we had the artichoke and crab dip - very good combo - which came with a variety of breads. The wine list is well rounded with their own and others from around the world. I had the spinach ravioli in a cream sauce with scallops and peapods - delish! My husband had the tuna board that he said was also great. The only drawback was that the service was a little slow, but it was quite a busy Saturday night, so I'll give them that. Overall, it was a great experience.

Wheelchair accessibility: The tasting room was totally accessible, as were the bathrooms. The restaurant was a little trickier; I believe there was a ramp in the back, and the bathroom there was accessible. However, to move around the dining room would be hard for a wheelchair since the tables are set up close to each other.“

“Had the hamburger special, burgers are thin and hard to get the cooking temperature right. Tends to be too rare, seems like they are either well done or medium rare. The staff are friendly and the building is nice.

Wheelchair accessibility: The building is multi level with large steps therefore only certain levels are wheelchair accessible“