Seafood

One of the hidden restaurant gems of South Portland, Taco Trio, will open a new location in Saco sometime this spring

Your favorite seafood to grab and go!

Maine is a food destination, but where can us locals find the best hidden gems?

According to our friends at WGME CBS 13, a lobsterman from Kittery pulled off something that can only happen one in 30 million times, and he did this twice.

Don't forget to add this gem to your Maine eats bucket list!

What makes this list extra awesome is that there are sit-down restaurants, a food truck, and take-out! Truly an atmosphere for everyone.

According to the Portland Press Herald, Miller Brothers Seafood on Forest Ave is closed for good.

There is a Facebook page in which people are buying and selling fish directly to support

You can't call yourself a Maine foodie without trying at least one of these laid back eateries.

The new space will be a little smaller than the original location on Forest Ave, so Chris plans to scale back the menu a bit at first and focus more on take out at the second location.

Without fanfare, the owners of The Farm Bar and Grille closed their doors a couple of weeks ago.

This behemoth lobster makes any claw you've seen before look like shrimp.

Google Trends seem to show that Mainers are getting adventurous with their Superbowl buffet this Sunday.

A Maine native will bring his popular seafood restaurant chain to Portland next year, featuring a massive 200-seat location on the waterfront

After abruptly shutting their doors and apparently closing up shop for good earlier this month Portland's Dry Dock is beginning to show signs of a rebirth.

There's a new clam hut in town.