44 North Coffee - Deer Isle Café

Nestled on a gorgeous cove, Aragosta serves a seasonal, locally-sourced tasting menu that elevates American cuisine amid charming, nostalgic vibes.

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!

Homey cabins & lodge rooms with ocean views on a waterside property, plus a Portuguese restaurant. Overlooking Penobscot Bay, this rustic property on Deer Isle is 22.5 miles from Blue Hill and 38.5 miles from Bucksport. Vibrant, homey lodge rooms and cabins present full or partial ocean views. Most offer gas or stone fireplaces; some add living areas and TVs. Rooms feature shared decks, while cabins include private decks. Cabins ranging in decor from basic to rustic-chic provide kitchenettes. Some come with pull-out sofas and can sleep up to 6. Telephones, WiFi and a TV are available in the main lodge, which can also hold special events up to 100 people. An on-site Portugese restaurant serves local seafood and offers ocean views.

Nestled on the coast of Deer Isle, Haystack is a stunning craft school that offers an inspiring blend of nature, creativity, and delicious food.

From Memorial Day through the legendary Maine fall foliage season the Stephen Taber sets sail from Rockland Harbor for multi-day cruises on one of the most beautiful and acclaimed cruising grounds on Earth. Your Maine windjammer vacation will be spent exploring spruce-fringed islands, anchoring in secluded coves, visiting remote fishing villages, and reaching across the bays that lap the Maine coast. Our justifiably famous galley fare and generous, personal hospitality is sure to impress. Feel the deck under your feet, sip a glass of wine, watch the sunset, learn to sail, explore ashore, and simply relax! Come on a Maine windjammer sailing adventure of a lifetime aboard the Stephen Taber, America's Good Luck Ship.

Classic Eritrean stews & breads are presented with wine, beer & coffee in a relaxed setting.

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.

Tucked away since '65, Pizza Villa is a charming neighborhood pizzeria known for its 10-inch Greek-style pies and cozy cash-only bar vibes.

Step into Palace Diner, Maine's vintage gem housed in a 1927 railcar, where delightful comfort food like fluffy pancakes and gourmet tuna melts steal the show.

Nestled in serene woodlands, this rustic-chic resort features charming cottages, exceptional farm-to-table dining, and delightful amenities for a refreshing getaway.