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Rudy’s of the Cape will now be known as …

The Cape Elizabeth restaurant, which has served Mainers for five decades, is changing its name to Bird Dog Roadhouse.

The state has a dozen semifinalists. Finalists will be announced March 15.

by Stella Hernandez February 15, 2017February 14, 2017

“When I gave my first draft to a friend to review, I felt as if I were handing off my first novel,” Lolita wine director Stella Hernandez says.

The 24-seat West Bayside dining room is still thriving – despite not having a liquor license.

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by Stella Hernandez February 8, 2017February 7, 2017

The idea, the wine director says, is not to show off what she knows but to help you figure out what you like.

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by Deepak Singh February 8, 2017February 7, 2017

One whiff of turmeric and other spices, and the memories come flooding back.

The café will serve savory and sweet crepes in the former K. Horton Specialty Foods space.

Chad Conley, who reopened the Palace in Biddeford in 2014, plans to open his new restaurant on Forest Avenue where the BreaLu Cafe used to be.

by Andrew Ross February 5, 2017February 4, 2017

Alas, the pizza and the salads don’t help matters much at the Exchange Street restaurant.

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by Staff Writer February 1, 2017February 1, 2017

Students from Southern Maine Community College plan seven-course dinner at the McKernan Hospitality Center.