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Restaurants

Published
August 4, 2019

Margaux dines, and opines, at Woodford Food & Beverage

A 6-year-old (and her parents) goes out to eat in Portland. For a true kid’s perspective on a restaurant, apparently one must crawl under the table.
Published
August 1, 2019

Quebecois-style restaurant coming to Auburn Mall

Francis Gagnon has named the restaurant Pierrette's after his mom and hopes to open in October with a full Franco-American inspired menu for breakfast, lunch and dinner.
Published
July 28, 2019

Seasoned diner has a plea for restaurateurs: Please turn down the volume

The dining scene in Maine has never been more exciting – or noisier.
Published
July 21, 2019

Dine Out Maine: In Vinalhaven, a restaurant in its 2nd season is still finding its sea legs

As The Nightingale transforms from fast-casual to upscale-casual, its wine list impresses and its food shows both promise and problems.
Published
July 14, 2019

Dine Out Maine: The Well at Jordan’s Farm brims with summer flavor

A family-style feast in a reserved gazebo feels homey and miles from civilization.

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Published
July 7, 2019

Dine Out Maine: A good bistro-steakhouse is waiting to get out at Odd Duck FSE

The new Brunswick restaurant serves some perfectly decent food. It just needs to chill.
Published
June 30, 2019

Dine Out Maine: At Ore Nell, prayers are answered in the form of brisket

But for the most part, dishes with a twist outshine Texas classics at the Kittery barbecue spot.
Published
June 23, 2019

Dine Out Maine: So a restaurant critic walks into a ball game …

Here's the lowdown on the eats at Hadlock Field, from the lobster popcorn to the Muddy Sea Dog Biscuit.
Published
June 19, 2019

The Wrap: Money is raised, restaurants open, people die before their time

A food truck rolls into town, a Basque cider bar is on its way, and bakers band together to "raise dough" for asylum seekers.
Published
June 11, 2019

Maine House narrowly approves local option sales tax

The bill, which now goes to the Senate, would let municipalities levy 1% on restaurant meals and lodging if OK'd by local voters.