Maine Oyster Company

At Regards in the Arts District, chef Neil Zabriskie serves up an inventive blend of coastal flavors in a chic, beachy setting with a menu that shifts daily.

At Portland's Hunt and Alpine Club, enjoy Scandinavian small plates and inventive cocktails in a sleek, minimalist bar that effortlessly mixes casual vibes with elevated offerings.

Dutch's is a beloved Portland breakfast nook serving up creative takes on classics like crispy chicken biscuits and fluffy hash browns, all made from scratch.

This cozy izakaya serves up stunning Japanese small plates and creative cocktails in a laid-back atmosphere, perfect for sharing with friends.

Nestled in a charming 1823 Federal-style mansion, Blind Tiger offers unique, cozy rooms and a stylish speakeasy billiards room just a stroll from Portland's vibrant scene.

The Portland Museum of Art, Maine's oldest art museum, is a charming boutique experience across three architecturally significant buildings, featuring works by renowned artists like Monet and Wyeth.

At Highroller Lobster Co. in Portland, savor creative lobster rolls and a quirky vibe, from buttery brioche buns to a lively punk rock atmosphere.

This hip spot serves up punchy Southeast Asian street food and crispy fried chicken, perfect for a fun night out or a tasty late-night snack.

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.

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.