Bon Appétit Magazine names
Portland, Maine as this year's
Foodiest Small Town in America!
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Bon Appétit
Magazine names
Portland, Maine as this year's
Foodiest Small Town in America!
Read About It...
The clubs
and eateries of Portland
are as diverse as it's
inhabitants.
Here is a sample of what you can find in the city.
Portland's oldest neighborhood gay bar!
Blackstones.com
Portland’s premier
nightclub serving the gay and lesbian community located at 3 Spring
Street in Portland
with a whole new look and a new attitude. First opened as the
Underground over 30 years ago
the club has been the place for gay men and lesbians to hang out dance and
party.
New owners Marcus Verrill, Josh Moody and Aaron Latty have revamped the
front room into
a lounge like atmosphere which can convert to hip for dancing seven
nights a week.
We have added a Tapas menu to please the palettes of the most discerning
Mainer.
StyxxPortland.com
"At Bar Lola in Portland, think building blocks. The menu, designed by
architect-turned-chef and restaurateur Guy Hernandez ,
is comprised of small, medium and large dishes
all meant to stack up to a complete dining experience."
Port City Life | May 2007
Serving Dinner Wednesday through Saturday | 5 pm - 10 pm |
100 Congress
Street | Portland | 207.775.5652
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Nestled into Portland’s Historical West End, Caiola’s is truly a neighborhood
restaurant. The dining room features antique lighting fixtures, a custom built 8
seat bar, and hand crafted wooden tables with comfortable chairs. A private
dining room is available and their is a courtyard patio for spring and summer
outdoor dining.
Join Caiola's
for dinner -- or their new Sunday brunch
served from 9:00 a.m. - 2 p.m.
58 Pine St | Portland |
(207) 772-1110
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website
"Flask gives you a lot of options. You could take a date here,
meet with out-of-state friends or just stop by for a drink.
Flask meets the criteria for a good time: excellent food,
friendly service, video games and a layout
conducive to chilling with friends..." MaineToday.com | May 2007
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website
North Star Music Café is a warm, comfortable space where
the artistic community of Portland gathers to
eat, drink, and enjoy good company. They offer fair trade beverages, healthy
fare, and a fine selection of beer and wine. They feature local art on their
walls
and local and national musicians on their stage.
225 Congress Street |
Portland
| (207) 699-2994
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To the south there is Ogunquit.
There is fun to be had year
round, but especially in the summer.
195 Main Street,
Ogunquit
207-646-5101
FMI
9 Shore Road Ogunquit Square
Ogunquit
207-646-3876
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