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Six Reader-Approved Spots to Watch the Red Sox

by Amanda Kludt
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by Amanda Kludt

A little while ago, we asked readers to send in their favorite places in Maine to watch the Boston Red Sox. With the Sox in the midst of their first series of the season against the rival New York Yankees, we figured this would be a good time to map out the recommendations. There weren't a ton of them, but the ones that came in are solid options for baseball viewing all spring and summer long. Feel free to add other baseball bar options in the comments below.


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Shipyard Brew Pub

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A reader recommends this pub near the NH border for its 12 taps and plethora of TVs. Plenty of food options, too, from "beer wings" to burgers to stuffed haddock.
28 Levesque Dr, Eliot, ME 03903
(207) 439-0602
(207) 439-0602

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Says a reader, "The food is always fresh and fantastic, the staff is welcoming and nice and the beer selection is great for a sports bar! They also have copious amounts of TVs on both floors! The best way to watch is with a cold brew and their sweet chili sauce covering your hands!" (The sauce coming from the wings, we presume.)
10 Cotton St, Portland, ME 04101
(207) 774-6044
(207) 774-6044

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Binga's Stadium

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Binga's has TVs everywhere, space for groups of just about any size, a large draft selection and wing sauce options ranging from mild to "Chernobyl."
77 Free St, Portland, ME 04101
(207) 347-6072
(207) 347-6072

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King Eider's Pub and Restaurant

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Here, they've been known to celebrate Truck Day (the day the Red Sox pack up and head down to spring training) and Opening Day with free hotdogs and peanuts. They also have occasional ticket giveaways, along with good food and an authentic pub atmosphere.
2 Elm St, Damariscotta, ME 04543
(207) 563-6008
(207) 563-6008

Trackside Station

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This spot in the old Rockland train station offers a 150-inch screen and surround sound for Sox viewing. The menu features pizzas, burgers and wings, as well as more refined entrees like seared scallops and a bistro steak.
2 Union St, Rockland, ME 04841
(207) 594-7500
(207) 594-7500

Rollie's Bar and Grill

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With five 52" plasma screens, this is a fine place to watch the Sox on the Midcoast. Daily food and drink specials and 20+ draft beers don't hurt, either.
37 Main St, Beflast, ME 04915
(207) 338-4502
(207) 338-4502
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Shipyard Brew Pub

28 Levesque Dr, Eliot, ME 03903
A reader recommends this pub near the NH border for its 12 taps and plethora of TVs. Plenty of food options, too, from "beer wings" to burgers to stuffed haddock.
28 Levesque Dr, Eliot, ME 03903
(207) 439-0602
(207) 439-0602

Rivalries

10 Cotton St, Portland, ME 04101
Says a reader, "The food is always fresh and fantastic, the staff is welcoming and nice and the beer selection is great for a sports bar! They also have copious amounts of TVs on both floors! The best way to watch is with a cold brew and their sweet chili sauce covering your hands!" (The sauce coming from the wings, we presume.)
10 Cotton St, Portland, ME 04101
(207) 774-6044
(207) 774-6044

Binga's Stadium

77 Free St, Portland, ME 04101
Binga's has TVs everywhere, space for groups of just about any size, a large draft selection and wing sauce options ranging from mild to "Chernobyl."
77 Free St, Portland, ME 04101
(207) 347-6072
(207) 347-6072

King Eider's Pub and Restaurant

2 Elm St, Damariscotta, ME 04543
Here, they've been known to celebrate Truck Day (the day the Red Sox pack up and head down to spring training) and Opening Day with free hotdogs and peanuts. They also have occasional ticket giveaways, along with good food and an authentic pub atmosphere.
2 Elm St, Damariscotta, ME 04543
(207) 563-6008
(207) 563-6008

Trackside Station

2 Union St, Rockland, ME 04841
This spot in the old Rockland train station offers a 150-inch screen and surround sound for Sox viewing. The menu features pizzas, burgers and wings, as well as more refined entrees like seared scallops and a bistro steak.
2 Union St, Rockland, ME 04841
(207) 594-7500
(207) 594-7500

Rollie's Bar and Grill

37 Main St, Beflast, ME 04915
With five 52" plasma screens, this is a fine place to watch the Sox on the Midcoast. Daily food and drink specials and 20+ draft beers don't hurt, either.
37 Main St, Beflast, ME 04915
(207) 338-4502
(207) 338-4502