Portland ME food recommendation
We will be in Portland 9-22 - 9-26 and looking for local places to eat and in surrounding area, we will be driving around the state so any places to see and eat at?
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Without knowing anything about what you like, I recommend McDonalds.
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Originally Posted by gfunkdave
(Post 28806255)
Without knowing anything about what you like, I recommend McDonalds.
Out list of items of what we don't like is very short, and Im sure we would find something on the menu we like. |
In that case, I recommend:
Eventide (seafood/raw bar/best lobster roll in town) Scales (fancier seafood) Duck Fat (fancy panini and fries) Corner Room (Italian) Blue Spoon (American - neighborhood joint) Hugo (American/creative and gourmet) Miyake (best Japanese restaurant in New England, methinks) multitudes of other options |
Originally Posted by gfunkdave
(Post 28806255)
Without knowing anything about what you like, I recommend McDonalds.
Breakfast — Becky's Lunch — Gilbert's Chowder House Dinner — Harraseeket Lunch & Lobster in South Freeport |
Originally Posted by gfunkdave
(Post 28806584)
In that case, I recommend:
Eventide (seafood/raw bar/best lobster roll in town) Scales (fancier seafood) Duck Fat (fancy panini and fries) Corner Room (Italian) Blue Spoon (American - neighborhood joint) Hugo (American/creative and gourmet) Miyake (best Japanese restaurant in New England, methinks) multitudes of other options
Originally Posted by Analise
(Post 28807285)
Warning — never read gfunkdave's responses while eating! I almost choked! :D
Breakfast — Becky's Lunch — Gilbert's Chowder House Dinner — Harraseeket Lunch & Lobster in South Freeport |
Eventide is a must-visit, but if you want to get a seat without waiting, show up for brunch/lunch as soon as they open. I would also recommend A Bite Into Maine, which has just as good (if not better) lobster rolls. It's a food truck located in Fort Williams near the lighthouse. If you are looking for something a bit more gastropub-like / trendy, I did enjoy my meal at Fore Street last time I visited.
On the simpler side, I am a very big fan of Otto Pizza...their pepperoni is excellent! (they also have a solid beer selection) |
Originally Posted by FlightNurse
(Post 28808309)
Thank guys but I'll leave the Japanese meals for my trips to LA.
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Originally Posted by Analise
(Post 28808999)
I didn't recommend a Japanese restaurant.
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Originally Posted by FlightNurse
(Post 28809003)
No, you didn't gfunkdave did I just commented on both post at the same time. What about Day trips from Portland?
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Originally Posted by FlightNurse
(Post 28808309)
Thank guys but I'll leave the Japanese meals for my trips to LA.
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We just ate at eventide and it was a 2.5-3 hour wait around 1pm. Do check out the nearby breweries. Food at duck fat also good.
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Originally Posted by gfunkdave
(Post 28814631)
You're missing out! Miyake really is outstanding (in a town of excellent restaurants).
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Originally Posted by Analise
(Post 28814588)
You asked for recommendations and gfunkdave gave you his time and opinion which is probably more valuable than those of us who are diehard visitors as he is a local. No need to be snarky.
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Originally Posted by Analise
(Post 28808999)
I didn't recommend a Japanese restaurant.
Originally Posted by Analise
(Post 28814588)
You asked for recommendations and gfunkdave gave you his time and opinion which is probably more valuable than those of us who are diehard visitors as he is a local. No need to be snarky.
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