Drifters Wife
Once a tiny restaurant crammed inside a wine shop, this creative East Bayside bistro now has bigger digs and a more elaborate menu to match.
Is This a Lobster Roll?
“People sometimes get upset that we’d ever do such a thing to a lobster roll,” Highroller Lobster owner Andy Gerry says.
Taverna Khione
Three years after exiting his first Brunswick restaurant, chef Marc Provencher and his Greek gastronomy are back in town.
Air Bug
Lobster rolls anywhere, anytime.
Northern Maine Brewing Company
High-tech brewing and creative cooking generate a buzz at Aroostook County’s only brewpub.
Anatomy of a Joke
Food editor Joe Ricchio wants you to take Dysart’s buttery, flaky crust seriously.
Serendib
A husband-and-wife team spices up the Ellsworth restaurant scene with their lip-tingling Sri Lankan cooking.
Chaval
The culinary duo behind Piccolo, Portland’s much-loved Italian restaurant, dives into Spanish and French fare at their new West End bistro.
Riverside Lodge & Sauna
Saunas and pizzas are, each in their own way, all about comfort. On a cold night in western Maine, there’s no place more comfortable than here.
Neighborhood
A great neighborhood place is the kind of restaurant you can keep coming back to without getting bored.
Musette
“I wanted to transition into cooking food that isn’t fussy, and to create an environment for my team that centers around enjoyment, rather than feeling like punishment.” — Chef Jonathan Cartwright. Read more from our visit.
Cong Tu Bot
Vien Dobui and Jessica Sheahan have been hosting Asian noodle pop-ups in Portland since 2013, so they had a good idea of what would resonate with local diners when they opened Cong Tu Bot with partner Joe Zohn on the East End.