Jonathan's Ogunquit

Food was delicious, everything was quite nice but the waiter was extremely lacking. He pretended to be mute when he first came over and had a good laugh at our expense with the table beside us. I received a dirty plate for the rolls and asked for another but never did receive one and thus could not try the rolls and brown bread. He seemed to be aware of his lackluster performance as he even apologized to us for spending so much time with another table celebrating their anniversary. Pasta was very good better than a very well known Italian restaurant in town and the salmon was superb as well.

The food was delicious and fresh from appetizers to desserts! Service was exceptional too! I enjoyed celebrating my 16 year anniversary at Jonathan's! My only complaint/comment would be how surprised I was to see the shrimp cocktail in such a huge "martini type glass cup" with sooo much ice, and only 4 shrimp! Not a deal breaker, will be back!!

I have dined here a few times before and it is a great restaurant with lovely ambiance. This visit though, they stuck our group in a banquet room upstairs and it felt cheap. They had live music for us and the food was great and served fast but the wow was lost because the atmosphere was not up to par.

The bread and service was excellent. Got the Maine seafood pasta. This was tasty but the lobster tail was like eating two pieces of rubber. For $49 this is unacceptable. My wife had the baked scallops which was cooked perfectly but had very little flavor. The crumbs on top didn't help the dish at all. For $35 we expected better. I would suggest having the owner visit Scales in Portland to see what quality is supposed to be at that price point. We will not be returning.

We went there to see Martin Barre perform, had dinner beforehand. Meals were great, desert was great, wait staff was great (and two went beyond welcoming us and being fair about a miscommunication). A little expensive for a bargain kind of guy like myself, but it wasn't terrible. The combination tickets/dinner/drinks was a little confusing, but we got it sorted out. The main floor bathroom, at least the guy's side, was oddly small. I dare even say it was a tight fit. 4 people would be pretty much impossible. And of course, Bob Marley staring back at you at the urinal lol. The second floor bathroom was fine, along with some interesting art work! Martin Barre (of Jethro Tull) was an incredible host, put on a great show, as well as his band mates and (do they still call them roadies?) The sound mix guy next to the stage was animated and made for great entertainment. The room is a bit tight, and ceiling not so high. It's unfortunately not a great setup for bands. Just my opinion.