Food

As October rolled in, Maine's food scene welcomed nearly 20 new restaurants, each with its own unique flair. It's a delicious time to be a local foodie.

The closing of four Maine restaurants stirs up both sadness and gratitude, reflecting the strong bonds formed around shared tables and good food.

Maine's oldest restaurants have been serving up memories for over a century. There's something magical about a meal steeped in history.

From cozy cafes to vibrant Japanese kitchens, Maine’s restaurant scene is heating up just in time for sweater weather.

Picture this: a massive 30-inch pizza, a ticking clock, and two competitive eaters ready to take it on in Augusta, Maine. What unfolds next is nothing short of epic.

Now, we go out to eat for many reasons—but to be cozy? We suppose so, right? But where exactly is the coziest restaurant in Maine?

It's not just about waffles; it’s about survival. Waffle House has a storm plan that’s keeping communities fed during hurricanes.

Five beloved restaurants in Maine have shut down in August 2025, each taking a piece of local culture with them.

From charming cafes to lively pubs, August has brought a wave of new eateries to Maine, inviting everyone to savor something delicious.

The Port Fish Chop House recently opened its doors in Kennebunkport, and Martha Stewart's visit adds a sprinkle of celebrity magic to this new restaurant.