Waterfront Tavern

"The people there are always a party. The servers there are always great, as well as the food, especially if you like deep fried. The atmosphere is actually terrific! All glass back wall looking at the bay, it's fantastic! My only complaint is about the pool table, which is unwarranted because the table is open, it's always free. It needs new felt and should have the top end slid over away from the TWO columns in the way. Otherwise, great plastic tipped datt boards, I think four of them, TVs, and a jukebox turned up enough to actually enjoy. A dollar a song though?"

"Really love the vibe.. the bartenders are awesome and the locals extremely friendly. Basic bar food to hit the spot. Definitely a great find! And the views are epic from the deck."

"We wanted to visit Waterfront as an iconic spooky place. It wasn't, but the Bayview was nice. 5 stars are for the best clam chowder ever, in my life, and I've had probably a hundred. Lots of fresh clam, not thick, brought to us piping hot by a native cook who said she just finished cooking it. Unbelievable! There was one server/bartender at Noon Saturday, so we had to wait and the atmosphere is very vibe - but we will be back for that chowder. Also cheap beer on tap and good specials. It's a Cheers type place where everyone knows everyone. Oh, and the fresh cut fries were hot and tasty!"

"Great Food. Great Atmosphere. Fun Locals Who Love Showin You Their Big Game Photos. Can't Wait To Come Back"

"An old-school watering hole, on the water, with a reputation for having good fish'n chips and a jukebox. What could go wrong, right? Turns out, a lot. But before we get to the bad and the ugly, I must say that the fish'n chips were good; and the chips were made in-house from fresh potatoes. The bad/ugly began as I stood at the bar waiting to order a drink. The bartender kept going back and forth from end to end, taking care of newly-arrived patrons and completely ignoring me. Then after I grabbed a seat at the bar, I finally grew weary of being ignored and proactively called out that I'd like to order a drink. That didn't get me a drink, but it did get me nasty look from the bartender, who didn't like her negligence being called out. To be fair, I don't think she was trying to be rude or neglectful per se. She was simply more interested in being attentive and friendly to people who were obviously regulars. And then to top it off, a different bartender took pleasure in bumping her song selections ahead of the songs I was playing on the jukebox. Call me crazy, but when patrons are paying money to play the jukebox, employees should not be cutting their music ahead in the cue. A memorable experience, just not for the right reasons. Oh well."