We hope you will join us at the end of the first day of Picklefest, Saturday September 16th, at Flight Deck Brewing, for a drink and light dinner.  On other evenings, there are tons of wonderful restaurants.  Tripadvisor and Yelp do a good job, and below are a few we like, including several of this year's Picklefest sponsors!​

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Downtown Brunswick:

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Try Portland Pie Company (http://www.portlandpie.com/), choose from basil, beer, garlic, and wheat crusts with a large variety of toppings.  Situated right on Maine St, this is a wonderful place to go for delicious and casual pizza and pasta.

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Also on Maine Street is Henry & Marty’s, where you can count on fresh, organic, and locally-sourced ingredients artistically combined for an irresistible feast.  If you haven't tried the BiBimBap, you need to! (http://www.henryandmarty.com/)

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Pat's Pizza is on the left as you drive into Brunswick from the south.  This pub/takeout restaurant specializes in pizza and the iconic Maine Italian sandwich.  It's brand new in Brunswick, and in fact doesn't even have a web site yet.  Instead, check out its facebook page (https://www.facebook.com/Patspizzabrunswick/)

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Other favorites:

• Bangkok Garden (http://bangkokgardenrestaurant.com/)

• Frontier Bar, cafe, and theater (https://www.explorefrontier.com/)

• Big Top Deli (http://www.bigtopdeli.com/)

• El Camino (http://www.elcaminomaine.com/)

• Scarlet Begonia’s (http://scarletbegoniasmaine.com/welcome/)

• Tess Market, so small it doesn’t have a web site, 54 Pleasant St, Brunswick, ME 04011 (207) 729-9531.

• Gelato Fiasco (https://www.gelatofiasco.com/locations/brunswick/)

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Harpswell and Bailey Islands:

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For stunning coastal views, you can’t beat a drive out one of the many “fingers” extending into Casco Bay.  Two recommendations:

• The Dolphin Marina and Restaurant (https://dolphinmarinaandrestaurant.com/)

• Cook’s Lobster House (https://www.cookslobster.com/)

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Bath:​

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Just up (actually east on) Rt 1 a few miles from Brunswick is the beautiful riverside town of Bath, home of Bath Ironworks where many of the US Navy's watercraft are manufactured.  Our dining recommendations:

• Beale Street Barbeque (http://mainebbq.com/)

• Bath Brewing Company (https://bathbrewing.com/)

• Salt Pine Social (http://www.saltpinesocial.com/)

• No Coward Soul (https://www.ncsbath.com/)

• Concinnity (https://www.facebook.com/Concinnity-deli-lounge-204377700352138/)