Maine Beer Company

Mom-&-pop eatery/lobster pound on a dock by the water serves up boiled lobsters & fried seafood.

Landmark desert area providing a 1783 barn museum, narrated tours, nature trails & a picnic area.

Park composed of woodland, estuary & rocky coast, known for guided nature walks & osprey-watching.

Polished, seasonal hotel in former barracks, plus a bar/restaurant, a gym & an outdoor pool. Set in former barracks on the car-free Great Diamond Island, this upmarket, seasonal hotel is a mile from Great Diamond Island ferry terminal. Sophisticated, warmly decorated rooms come with pillow-top mattresses and flat-screen TVs, as well as microwaves and coffeemakers; some have furnished balconies. Suites, some bi-level, feature living rooms with pull-out sofas. Upgraded suites add fireplaces and kitchenettes. Room service is available. There's a lobby bar/restaurant with a terrace. Other amenities include an exercise room, an outdoor pool, a poolside bar and a fire pit, as well as tennis and basketball courts.

Nestled in a charming hole-in-the-wall, Red Sea serves up delicious Ethiopian and Eritrean comfort food in a warm and welcoming atmosphere.

Nestled in downtown Portland, this upscale hotel blends modern nautical vibes with spacious, stylish rooms and a delightful fine-dining restaurant.

At Rose Foods, a charming Portland bagel shop with a nostalgic deli vibe, you can savor heavenly smoked fish and bagel sandwiches, like the Luxe Lox or hearty pastrami on rye, where contemporary flair meets a classic touch.

Woodford Food & Beverage is a cozy-chic diner where mid-century vibes meet mouthwatering farm-to-table seafood and classic bistro bites that delight.

At Five Islands Lobster Company, indulge in fresh, sweet lobster and crispy onion rings while soaking in breathtaking harbor views from picnic tables by the sea—just don’t forget your own drinks!

Hot Suppa serves up a vibrant mix of hearty Southern dishes and Maine seafood in a cozy, unpretentious setting, making it a beloved local haunt.