Food & Drink

Poutine, chicken and waffles, steak tips, lobster rolls — whoever put this menu together was clearly not messing around.

Brought your Stanley Cup to a coffee shop, a brewery, maybe a ball game — but probably not an ice cream shop. That's changing in Hallowell.

Rainforest Cafe once had 59 locations in the U.S. Now, there are only these 16 restaurants.

Right on Beach Street in York, there's a cafe that basically has the ocean as its backyard — and the coffee order that goes with it.

Comfort food downstairs, craft cocktails upstairs — same building, two completely different nights out. Downtown Augusta just got a little more interesting.

Three restaurants in Bar Harbor are quietly making the classic Maine lobster roll work for gluten-free diners, and each one does it a little differently.

Lobster grilled cheese sounds like something you'd invent on a dare, but Randolph's newest waterfront spot is actually serving it up this summer.

Café Luna has called Route 1 home for years, but a new chapter is coming — and it involves a garage door, a patio, and a lot more parking.

Soft serve flavors like black raspberry and espresso don't exactly show up everywhere around here — but there's one shop in Bath quietly doing things a little differently.

Portland's Old Port keeps getting more interesting, and the latest addition is bringing warm lighting, neon, and small plates meant to be shared.

Just a stone's throw from Dock Square, a new seafood haven is stirring up the local dining scene with fresh flavors and a cozy nautical vibe.

Imagine diving into a cup of soft serve swirled with real Maine blueberries; that's the scoop at Reefs Real Fruit Ice Cream!

Dinner just got a lot more exciting at Mulholland’s! The community staple is now serving up comfort food evenings from Wednesday to Saturday.

The Barn at Smith Farm is shaking things up this summer with new ownership and a fresh menu that still feels like home.

As summer kicks off, the Maine Oyster Festival invites everyone to indulge in delicious oysters and soak in the local culture.

Imagine sipping a rich espresso martini as you unwind at your favorite local spot. Let’s take a look at some must-try versions around Southern Maine.