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A sit down, full service restaurant serving breakfast, lunch, dinner at reasonable prices and full menu available all day.
Home of the MS Pub-crawl! "We crawl so others may walk" Making Friends Since "1948"!!! Bangor's Main St. Oldest Family Run Business.
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