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Known for its signature cocktails and tasty bites, one taco bar in Portland, Maine, also serves as one of the city's best brunch spots.

When heading to Portland, Maine's Old Port, there's a new stop for pizza and burgers with a familiar twist.

If your family dynamic is anything like mine, then you love to go out to brunch for Easter Sunday. Here's a list of the best and most delicious restaurants and bars that will be open this year. Starting with my favorite place in the world; Scales Restaurant in Portland, Maine.

What happened to all the gay bars in Portland, Maine?

Portland's most elite dive-bar just claimed Monday, St. Patrick's Day 2025 as their last operating day in business. I think I speak for many when I say that Forest Ave won't ever be the same again with Samuel's absence. Here's 3 memories I bet we'll all miss the most.

It’s hard to believe that it's been ten years since Sangillo’s closed their doors for good. If you ever stepped foot inside this legendary Portland dive bar, you probably still remember the dimly lit atmosphere, the cheap drinks, and the kind of camaraderie that only a true neighborhood bar can create.

A little bar on Wharf Street in Portland, Maine, called Room For Improvement was honorably mentioned in Esquire Magazine as having one of the best espresso martinis in America.

For many of us, our local bars are more than just a place to grab an ice cold beverage and a quick bite to eat.

Looking to go out to lunch? Here are some popular Maine spots recommended by locals.

It sounds like a great spot whether you are sober or not!

There's no such thing as a bad time for chicken wings.

A developer shares plans of a new hotel in Portland, Maine, which will include a trendy new speakeasy inside an old bank vault

Where in Portland, Maine will you find a place open year-round that's NOT L.L. Bean?

We have so many awesome and inviting local watering holes in our great state! Here are some of your favorites.

This might be the most dramatic jukebox-related drama of the decade, as a man found himself in the ER—apparently for the crime of choosing the wrong song.

Built in 1649, this inn and tavern sits atop Valentine Hill, steps away from the Oyster River and University of New Hampshire main campus.