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The Last Unicorn Restaurant

The Last Unicorn Restaurant

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8 Silver St, Waterville, Maine, 04901, United States
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Apr 24, 2018
Food was decent service was great. Lunch portions at dinner time are small so be prepared for that. Also if you want to split your check if you have a party of three or more you have to go to the bar and the bartender does it for you. Would be nice if the server would take care of that.

Apr 2, 2018
This place is so good I wish I could give more stars. For central Maine this place has amazingly great food, wonderful service and delicious drinks. I had locally made sausage cooked in a marsala sauce with mushrooms,sun dried tomatoes and peas over restaurant made paparadella pasta. Amazing. If your in the neighborhood looking for really great food try out the Last Unicorn. Expect to pay 15$ to 30$ for entrees.

Jan 2, 2018
I dined during lunch time with a friend. I ordered chicken pita with hunin sauce. The chicken breast was dry, and there wasn't much there The pita was full of green lettuce, which is terrific. But there was too much, it was like they were filling up the pita so they could distract from the lack of (quality) ingredients. The one slice of tomato was a light pink, almost albino tomato. I wasn't impressed in the quality of the plate for the cost. The pita also had no flavor, wasn't soft or warm as better restaurants serves. The side salad with green goddess dressing was tasty. The decor was nicely decorated for the holiday season. I wouldn't be eating here again.

Apr 5, 2018
The food is excellent. The atmosphere is great and the staff is very friendly and efficient.

May 12, 2018
Don't go here with a big group. Took an hour for the food to come out, and wasn't worth $25+ per person.

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Opening Hours

Mon:11 am - 9 pm
Tue:11 am - 9 pm
Wed:11 am - 9 pm
Thu:11 am - 9 pm
Fri:11 am - 10 pm
Sat:11 am - 10 pm Today