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Clark Point Cafe

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Cafe

Southwest Harbor

Clark Point Cafe

Breakfast spot near Acadia with house-made brioche, Dutch babies, and coffee that draws lines by 9am.

4.9
Harbor Table

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Restaurant

Southwest Harbor

Harbor Table

Locally focused comfort food with a bar near Acadia; spaghetti, risotto, and blueberry semifreddo.

4.7
Rodick's Takeout

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Takeout restaurant

Southwest Harbor

Rodick's Takeout

Roadside seafood shack near Acadia with stellar lobster rolls, fried clams, and homemade ice cream.

4.7
Beal's Lobster Pier

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Seafood restaurant

Southwest Harbor

Beal's Lobster Pier

Waterfront lobster shack on the pier in Southwest Harbor, known for buttery rolls and sunset views.

4.5
Peter Trout's Tavern and Inn

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Restaurant

Southwest Harbor

Peter Trout's Tavern and Inn

Meat and seafood in a kitschy maritime tavern with sound views and a loyal local crowd.

4.5
Red Sky Restaurant

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Fine dining restaurant

Southwest Harbor

Red Sky Restaurant

French-inflected American cooking with local ingredients in a refined Southwest Harbor bistro.

4.5

Restaurants

Restaurants in Maine

Maine restaurants include seafood shacks, neighborhood dining rooms, bakeries, cafes and places for a longer evening meal. Start with where you will be and the kind of service you want. A counter lunch before a ferry and a reserved dinner after a day in town call for different choices.

Choose the Maine region and meal occasion together. Portland supports a city food itinerary; the southern coast pairs dining with beach towns; the Midcoast adds harbor and town stops; and Bar Harbor belongs to an Acadia visit. Inland meals are part of a different route through the state. Narrow the town first, then compare a breakfast cafe, a seafood stop and a full dinner within that plan. A restaurant in a neighboring town remains a separate destination, even when it appears in a broader directory.