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First time? Yeah, I can tell by your heels. Ain't nobody strutting down Wharf Street, honey.

There will be one last hurrah for Binga's Old Port location before moving to a new space along Forest Avenue in Portland next month

Go big or go home with a password protected, preposterously large 148 ounce drink at Bonfire Country Bar In Portland

For decades, an Old Port fixture in Portland known as the Tin Foil Man made and sold on the spot in bars. He's still in Maine and still doing his thing.

One of the most unique stays on AirBnb is right here in Maine where you and 23 friends can rent out two private islands as your personal rustic playground

The iconic Portland floating restaurant announces they're going mobile this summer with a new food truck called DiMillo's On A Roll

After years of roving the roads of Portland, food truck Eighty 8 Donuts will open a brick-and-mortar in the Old Port this summer

Binga's Windham sends a heartfelt message to a Portland Old Port staple for decades, the flower lady.

Brickyard Hollow will bring their pizzeria/brewpub concept to Portland this summer at a new location along Commercial Street in the Old Port

With some places dating back to the early 1900's, here's a snapshot of some of the oldest bars and restaurants that are still standing in Portland, Maine

Wharf Street in Portland's Old Port was home to many long lost hotspots, including the once-popular Iguana bar.

After nearly 72 years in Portland, Bill's Pizza will close up shop permanently along Commercial Street at the end of February

The charming Portland barcade, Arcadia, is moving into the space vacated by Port City Music Hall but it needs your help to achieve its vision

A second Maine restaurant has been saved by The Barstool Fund, this time it's the longtime favorite Anthony's Italian Kitchen in Portland's Old Port

After 2020 saw several closings, 2021 is starting strong with openings including a new whiskey bar at the Portland Regency Hotel called Iron Side

Citing pandemic restrictions, J's Oyster on Portland's waterfront will close for the winter and reopen in the spring. More restaurants are likely to follow.