restaurants

We all want to support great businesses, right? Here are some of the best according to Maine Redditors.

13 U.S. service members were lost last week and local bars and restaurants paid tribute in a unique way.

Family-owned businesses are becoming a thing of the past. But those that survive, not only survive but thrive!

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.

Maine has some pretty old buildings with very interesting pasts. If you are up for a little ghost hunting, you have a great shot at these five restaurants!

The owners of el Agave hope to open in mid-April

Portland Old Port shared the good news. Look for familiar fare like lobster rolls all the way to vegan comfort food!

Some businesses are in full swing production to supply adequate stock for Valentine’s Day.

It's cold and in Maine, winter dining has never been a thing. But it is now, and restaurants are going out of their way to make it comfy too.

I love this so much!

8 restaurants across Portland have reopened after COVID-19 forced temporary closures at the end of October

Some things can't be kept secret and should be shared coast to coat!

Portland was originally supposed to yank the outdoor license for restaurants on November 1st...but it's been extended.

Previously we were able to demask once seated. Not anymore.

A nod to our friends in Canada, at many Kentucky Fried Chicken locations across Maine, you can find an uitimate comfort food item on their "secret" menu

No singing, brass, or woodwind instruments allowed indoors. Also, no mingling, dancing or congregating in small spaces.