Maine’s Penescobot River and the districts surrounding it are rich in history, tradition, culture… and restaurants! From pubs and breweries to restaurants and food trucks, one of the best ways to immerse yourself in this history is to eat your way through it and experience the exciting foods in the area.
- Paddy Murphy’s
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Paddy Murphy’s / Facebook Paddy Murphy’s is a spacious, well-loved historic pub located near the Penobscot River and the Kenduskeag stream. Lauded for its Irish pub food, Paddy Murphy’s also has a vast selection of drinks. Paddy Murphy’s also hosts live music, trivia nights, and other exciting events that are beloved by locals and tourists alike 26 Main St, Bangor, ME 04401
- Evenrood’s
Evenrood’s / Facebook
Evenrood’s / Facebook Located in an old bank, Evenroods is less than a half of a mile from the Penobscot River. Evenrood’s offers an exciting craft beer and cocktail menu. Choose from classic American foods such as chicken or Angus burgers, or from a selection of fresh local seafood. Evenrood’s even offers meal prep kits of some of their most popular menu items, perfect for a picnic on the riverbank or for families on the go! 25 Broad St, Bangor, ME 04401, USA
- Mason’s Brewing
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Mason’s Brewing Co. / Facebook Named after an early explorer to the area, Mason’s Brewing Company has a little something for everyone: snacks, pies, burgers, and – of course – a huge selection of lovingly hand-crafted beers. The brewers at Mason’s have done their homework and through years of experience and experimentation, they have created a popular line of beers packed full of culture and traditions from around the world. Mason’s also has pet-friendly outdoor seating right on the banks of the Penescobot. 15 Hardy St, Brewer, ME 04412
- Pompeii Pizza
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Pompeii Pizza/ Facebook Pompeii Pizza’s wood-fired pizza has been a fan favorite since 2013. Made from fresh, locally sourced ingredients, this is some of the best pizza in the Pine Tree State!
If you are looking for an upscale restaurant or a more casual dining experience, the banks of the Penescobot River boasts restaurants for every taste! Let us know in the comments what your favorite restaurants on the banks of the Penescobot River are!
Paddy Murphy’s / Facebook
Paddy Murphy’s is a spacious, well-loved historic pub located near the Penobscot River and the Kenduskeag stream. Lauded for its Irish pub food, Paddy Murphy’s also has a vast selection of drinks. Paddy Murphy’s also hosts live music, trivia nights, and other exciting events that are beloved by locals and tourists alike
26 Main St, Bangor, ME 04401
Evenrood’s / Facebook
Located in an old bank, Evenroods is less than a half of a mile from the Penobscot River. Evenrood’s offers an exciting craft beer and cocktail menu. Choose from classic American foods such as chicken or Angus burgers, or from a selection of fresh local seafood. Evenrood’s even offers meal prep kits of some of their most popular menu items, perfect for a picnic on the riverbank or for families on the go!
25 Broad St, Bangor, ME 04401, USA
Mason’s Brewing/ Facebook
Mason’s Brewing Co. / Facebook
Named after an early explorer to the area, Mason’s Brewing Company has a little something for everyone: snacks, pies, burgers, and – of course – a huge selection of lovingly hand-crafted beers. The brewers at Mason’s have done their homework and through years of experience and experimentation, they have created a popular line of beers packed full of culture and traditions from around the world. Mason’s also has pet-friendly outdoor seating right on the banks of the Penescobot.
15 Hardy St, Brewer, ME 04412
Pompeii Pizza/ Facebook
Pompeii Pizza/ Facebook
Pompeii Pizza’s wood-fired pizza has been a fan favorite since 2013. Made from fresh, locally sourced ingredients, this is some of the best pizza in the Pine Tree State!
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Address: Bangor, ME 04401, USA
