In the summer, MDI has the world’s highest popover density. Here are a few favorite popover providers.
Food & Drink
The Canterbury Royale website promises “a unique private dining experience offering the Menu of Kings.” Here's our review.
This Maine cocktail features spirits from Liquid Riot Bottling Company in Portland. Watch the John Myers duo make it!
Rhubarb delivers rewards early in the growing season.
From the article “A Business Full of Beans” in our April 1981 issue.
Watch the John Myers duo mix The Dirigo, a custom cocktail made with Maine spirits, submitted by Jessie Lacey.
From, Desserted: Recipes and Tales from an Island Chocolatier, by Kate Shaffer
Chef Josh Berry's vision is to give diners a grand tour of the best Maine has to offer – albeit an exotic detour or two along the way. Read our review of Union.
Kittery’s bourgeoning, vibrant restaurant scene has been getting a lot of attention recently, and Anju is one more reason to check it out.
Vena’s has a relaxing, nostalgic atmosphere, with eclectic fixtures, exposed brick walls, an extensive collection of vintage bar and glassware, and an astonishing display of cocktail enhancers, including more than 170 kinds of bitters.
What makes Maine's food community so unique? Kathleen Fleury provides some insight into what helps make Maine food taste so good.
There’s no scallop like a Maine scallop, says Togue Brawn, who’s determined to get these shellfish the recognition they deserve.