0 Lighthouse Wine and Seafood, Manchester, Maine
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Lighthouse Wine and Seafood
Good based on 3 ratings
Type: Beer Store

918 Western Ave
Manchester, Maine United States 04351 [ print map ]
207 622 1221



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Lighthouse Wine and Seafood

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3 reviews for Lighthouse Wine and Seafood
 Ambiance  73%
 Service  80%
 Selection  53%
 Food  80%
 Value  80%
 Overall  68%
 Rating  61%


80
  AMBIANCE 4/5   SERVICE 8/10   SELECTION 10/15   FOOD 8/10   VALUE 8/10   OVERALL 18/20
JCM3  (3) Maine | April 6, 2012
Nice place for many things. Beer, wine, sandwich’s, live lobsters, fresh fish. Beer selection is coming along and has gotten much better in the last couple of years but what they do have is good.
48
  AMBIANCE 3/5   SERVICE 8/10   SELECTION 4/15   FOOD N/A   VALUE N/A   OVERALL 9/20
mkgrenwel  (62) Cambridge, Massachusetts | June 16, 2007
If you wander in here and see the little cooler and shelf of beer on your right, don’t go looking for the rest of it, that’s all they have. Although, what they do have is almost all good beer. Definitely more of an upscale wine shop. Service is friendly and looking to help. Good for the area, but you might as well go to Lou’s for their far better selection.
72
  AMBIANCE 4/5   SERVICE 8/10   SELECTION 10/15   FOOD N/A   VALUE N/A   OVERALL 14/20
BigBen2120  (16) Derry, New Hampshire | February 25, 2007
A nice find along 202 in Manchester. They don’t have a ton of beers, but what they do have are good craft beers, some of which are hard to find. Some, like Simichlaus bier, Rochefort 8 and 10, and Unibroue 15, I haven’t really seen anywhere else I’ve been in Maine. Other beers they have include Chimay Red and Blue, Delirium Tremens, La Chouffe, Abbaye Des Rocs, Belfast Bay, St. Bernardus, Schneider, Harpoon (100 barrel series) and many other Germans, Belgians, and relatively local offerings. The staff is very friendly and willing to help. They may not be the most knowledgeable about the details of the beers they sell, but they do try them and will talk to you about what they thought of the beer. The place looks nice and is very well-kept. The thing that makes this place worthwhile IMO is the selection of beers that are hard (if not impossible) to find anywhere else in Maine. Worth the drive from Gardiner, Augusta, Lewiston, or wherever.

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