Kebab Den

Victorian mansion, home to the famed horror novelist, with wrought-iron bats & spiders on the gate.

Bean W A & Sons with over 150 years with 5 generations, and 4 million hot dogs last year. Albert Bean came to Bangor from East Corinth in 1860 and set up shop as a butcher on Ohio Street. It didn't take long before his one-man operation would grow quickly into a slaughterhouse and a major meat wholesaler.

Casual Japanese restaurant providing classic & unique ingredients for build-your-own ramen bowls.

Local chain serving breakfast, seafood & homestyle American comfort food in a casual setting.

Nestled near the iconic Pemaquid Point Lighthouse, this historic hotel blends vintage charm with modern updates, offering cozy rooms and suites ideal for a tranquil getaway.

Posh B&B set in a stately historic home offering plush rooms, breakfast & guest bicycles. Occupying a stately historic home on a residential street, this elegant B&B is a block from the beach, and an 8-minute walk from Dock Square. The plush, refined room come with iPod docks, Wi-Fi and minifridges, plus fireplaces. Select rooms and suites add heated marble bathroom floors, 4-poster beds and additional sitting areas. Breakfast and guest bicycles are available. There's a manicured lawn with bocce and sunloungers.

This scenic state park beach boasts lifeguards, a snack shack, and plenty of room for families and surfers to enjoy the sun and surf.

In the heart of Portland, Oun Lido serves up a delightful mix of Cambodian flavors in a welcoming, retro atmosphere that's both cozy and vibrant.

Nestled in a charming house in Bar Harbor, this bakery offers delightful bagels, breakfast sandwiches, and a cozy vibe perfect for a sweet escape.

Nervous Nellie's has to be visited to be comprehended. It is complicated and very fun: a jam factory in a one-time summer cottage (cottage industry so to speak), shop of yummy, quirky Maine goods and 15 flavors of jam, marmalade and chutney, sculpture studio and dozens of whimdsical outdoor sculptures made of found materials, mostly metal and remnants from livelihoods of yore: fishing, farming, forestry. Sculptures range from bitty birds to a 15' tall flamingo, a Grail Castle complete with maids and knights to a juke joint spilling the blues out the doorway where a table set with a checkerboard awaits play. A cultural playground for all ages? A quirky food experience in an idyllic island setting? Art that makes dogs bark and people laugh? You tell me!