Old Port

The center of the Old Port finally has a convenience store again—and no, it’s not your typical corner shop with a standard rack of candy and dusty Advil from 2009. You’ll still find your Bud Light, Ibuprofen, and TP, but things get weird when you hit the snacks. Green Tea Kit Kats? Check. Cucumber and Sea Salt Pringles? Yep. Rice Krispie Treat Peeps? For some reason, yes.

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

Portland, Maine, will add to its diverse offerings as a pair of restauranteurs plan to open a new Filipino spot in the Old Port

CNN Travel ranked Portland as the 4th best small city in America, citing its culinary scene, beauty, outdoor access as the primary factors.

Ah, the Old Port—for years, home to cobblestone streets, great food, and, apparently still some of the worst parking jobs in the state.

You know what's so interesting? I put this exact status up on our Q97.9's Facebook thinking that so many people were going to comment on how much they miss getting a sloppy, late night slice at Bill's Pizza in Portland. I think I was wrong?

Answering the call from both locals and tourists, a new small item convenience store is set to open in Portland's Old Port

It's no surprise that Portland's most iconic neighborhood got top honors in this category.

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

This popular Old Port bakery gets the nod for Maine's best bread. This is a well-deserved honor.

Looking for an amazing meal in Portland? Here are some of the top-rated spots according to Tripadvisor ratings.

Eventide Oyster Co. was named Maine's best seafood restaurant. That's quite the honor for the popular Portland spot.

LoveEXPLORING scoured the country and landed on the 30 coolest neighborhoods in America, including one here in Maine.

The comcept of a bar that only allows you in if you're 30 or older derives from a restaurant in Minnesota. It's funny how once you enter your 30's, suddenly your entire mindset changes about what going out looks like.

It's no surprise that Portland's most iconic neighborhood got top honors in this category.

This year, I noticed more businesses participating in the tomfoolery than ever. It shows that we're not robots, and that businesses can have fun too.