4 Best Gastropubs near Kennebunk

“We went there as a team to spend a fun evening bowling and eating something casual. But we got much more than expected. The staff was very welcoming and helpful. The food was absolutely amazing, fresh and delicious, the quality was what you could expect in a very good restaurant, at reasonable prices. So really not your usual bowling hall. On top of it, it was a "Trivia" evening and everybody could participate, we laughed so much, it was great. Really my best bowling experience of all times and several of my team members said the same.“

“When my wife and I went out for dinner with her six siblings and spouses, (14 people total), I didn't expect anything special at a bowling alley restaurant. I was wrong! Garden Street Bowl is not only a bowling alley and bar, but is also a first rate restaurant. The food choices were abundant and delicious! The service was great.“

“We love! dog friendly Batson River Brewing! They also have an outposts in Portland and Wells but this spot was perfect after a beach day in Kennebunk! Staff was great! Family friendly and doggo friendly with food and craft cocktails for everyone. We will be back!“

“This place is a fun, delicious, interesting place to find. Upon pulling into the (full) parking lot, the owner was standing watch and helping customers park in unique spots so we could get in. The seating area of the restaurant is entirely outside wrapped around an outdoor bar with canopies/tents protecting you from the elements. It was a crazy busy Sunday after towards the end of the summer and we were fortunate enough to get seats at the bar. I ordered the lobster rangoons and french fries. My husband ordered the brunch smash burger. The food was exactly as you would expect for a gastropub.We didn't try any of the really fun items but saw lots of things such as mixed drinks served in Capri Sun containers, donuts dripping with cheese, etc. definitely unique. The owner also operates a small brewery (Odd by Nature Brewing) and we enjoyed a few different cans we brought home with us. They takeover quite a bit of the taps with their beer.“