Sea Dog Brewing Co. - Bangor

Stopped in for a snack. Big seating are both at the bar and restaurant. Tried their sampler, all were decent. Server was friendly, nothing over the top. Worth a stop for lots of ticks.

Good atmosphere with lots of local sports memorabilia, artwork, old timey photos and a huge outside patio overlooking the river. Bar was big with lots of brass. Service was mostly good, but it took us a while to be seated though their weren’t many other people there at the time. Our server had to do us and a table outside so she was always going. She was always friendly and helpful, just spread a little too thin. The selection was quick varied, we got a sampler of 10 different drafts, all Sea Dog or rebranded Shipyard brews. It was a good value for about $12 we received 11 3 oz. samples. However, many of the beers weren’t really impressive, maybe 3 or 4 out of 10 I’d try again. No sure what they had beyond their own beers on tap. The food was very good. Menu has a large and varied selection. Prices were reasonable considering the quality of the food and the portion size. Overall, I would not recommend Sea Dogs as a microbrew worth more than one visit. However, as a restaurant I’d actually look forward to trying more food. We had seafood which was done rather well so next time I’d like to try a burger, sandwich or another dish.

Great service, selection and food. What more can you ask for?

Visited on a Sunday evening in November. It was a typical dead sunday night, so service was readily available. Very nice place, decent sized bar, it appeared to have a nice porch seating area, but it was too cold for that. Service was decent. Our waitress was nice and helpful recommending food, but was no help with the beer. I asked what styles the thumpr and the bangor were. She replied, I don’t know, it’s just their names. After tasting, I had a good guess but talked to the bartender on the way out. The food was good. I had the crab cakes, lobster bisque, and the haddock soft taco. All were very good. The beers were nice, of course, had to have the sampler. I liked the IPA and the porter, they had IPA on cask. Overall, it was a very good evening at a nice brewpub.

Établissement visité le vendredri 4 juillet vers 14h. Ambiance: Très grand restaurant avec une terrasse surplombant la rivière Penobscot. Service: Lent au début, présentation des bières disponibles. Sélection: 10 fûts maisons dont 1 cask. Nourriture: Nous avons pris en entrée une chaudrée de palourdes et un chili et comme repas nous avons partagé une assiette de nachos. La chaudrée était excellente. (100e rating d’établissement)

Been here twice both times the service was not that great. Amen to Fanwick on the sampler. The food portions were small and you defiantly pay for the view .PS the Root beer is bought by the bottle too, I found out the hard way with my kids (it was better than some of the ales I tasted)

I had seen several ads for Seadog in the local papers and decided to stop by. I asked for a beer sampler, and was rewarded with a staggering 13 beer sample tray! Unfortunately, this abundance of beers only produced 2 which stood out, those being a blueberry flavored wheat beer, and their Old East Pale Ale. The food was very good, (I had a Stroganoff with Rag Noodles and my wife had the Mediterranean Chicken) as well as being reasonably priced. Service was good, and the Bangor site was very nicely situated, over-looking the river.

Nice location, easy to find in the metropolis of Bangor. All i had was toast, soup & a stout but the menu did look pretty good. Soup was great, the stout was ok & the toast was, well toast. Wish I didn’t have to drive or else I would have sampled more of the beers.