Recommended by local chef Erik Desjarlais: "They have Maine beers, but consider the world local. Their keg system is more complex than most computer hard drives."
the closest thing midcoast Maine has to a hipster bar scene. The nautical-themed bar (a pile of shucked oyster shells serves as décor) includes a bocce court and a bay-view bonfire pit. Read more.
It's called the slab. Thick, Sicilian pizza with a delicious sweet sauce...big enough to share. Do not miss!
The best lobster rolls in Maine! First timers will love the Picnic or Maine style rolls. They really pile on the lobster too! Definitely my favorite place
Total foodie heaven. Ambiance. Service. Prep. Presentation. They amazingly cook so much more than lobster in Portland Maine! Get ur res early, it's worth the wait.
If you have something in mind, let him know-he is very accommodating. Just a small shop for 10 that you will likely miss as you drive by. Turn around and enjoy the food and company. You won't regret
A summer classic, many find it worth the wait. The quintessential lobster roll overlooking the rocky coast.
Nothing fancy here, just straightforward Maine seafood served with sass on Portland’s working waterfront. [Eater 18 Member]
Just WOW! Everything we tried, and we tried a lot of plates, was delicious. If you need to pick just one, get the cantaloupe and fig or the spaghetti with nori. You're welcome!
The best lobster roll on Earth is served at an extremely humble shack known as Red's Eats. Red's is a legend among lobster lovers, so the wait in line can be up to an hour. Read more.
