Primera clasificación Restaurantes y cafés en Ogunquit

The address 29 Dock Square, has been home to various restaurants since the late 19th Century. In 2001, Luanne and Brooks Macdonald, with their immense expertise in the restaurant business and culinary field, established the Hurricane Restaurant. The menu uses the best ingredients that the season has to offer to serve guests a tantalizing typical Maine fare. Gorge on the array of seafood preparations of clam chowder, lobster, clams, shrimp and scallops. Apart from seafood guests can choose from their meat and poultry dishes. Enjoy beautiful views of the water from the dining room as you relish your food.

Located on Kittery's 326 Route 1, Robert's Maine Grill stands on a site that has housed restaurants since 1944. Managed by Bob's clam Hut, Robert's Maine Grill was established in 2004. Guests can devour on a variety of shrimps, clams and oyster dishes. For a mix of seafood delights in one dish, try out the Seafood Pot Pie filled with scallops, haddock and shrimp. Those who would like some fresh fare can enjoy from their daily catch at the raw bar. Guests dining at the deck can enjoy the cool breeze and watch the gently flowing Spruce Creek.

Black Trumpet Bistro + Wine Bar is located in a building from the 19th century that formerly housed a chandelier shop for ships and two popular restaurants: Blue Strawbery and Lindbergh's Crossing.The chef proprietor Evan Mallet, loves surprising his guests with a refreshing menu every few months. The cuisine features a delectable blend of local recipes with flavors from Turkey, Spain, Africa and Mexico. Guests can dine on the first floor while enjoying splenidid views of the Piscataqua River. The wine bar opens at 5p every evening; you can complement your wine with some tantalizing food that will be served from 5:30p onwards.

Established in 1994, Ristorante Massimo is renowned for offering guests authentic Italian cuisine. The executive chef Jethro Loichle uses fresh locally sourced ingredients to create flavors that remain true to the recipes from all across Italy. The restaurant offers an elegant atmosphere to dine in. The stone walls are covered with beautiful landscapes, while opulent chandeliers hanging from the ceiling, covers the room in a warm glow. Gorge on the pastas made from scratch and poultry, meat and seafood cooked with a variety of herbs and spices.

The bustling Congress Street is home to a number of gems, and nestled among these is the Thirsty Moose Taphouse. This awesome watering hole quenches the thirst of even the most discerning beer drinkers by offering more than 100 draft beers. Right from the exotic Allagash Curieux Tripel style beer to the regular Guinness, this one has its tap filled with a wide selection from breweries across the world. And that's not all, as the array of homemade food such as Meatball Sliders, Buffalo Chicken Dip and Hand-Breaded Chicken Tenders on offer are equally enticing for your taste buds. Performances by various local and national artists/ bands are scheduled here almost every day, and if you are in mood to give your voice to the songs, then walk up to the stage during their weekday open mic event and impress your pals with your skills in music.

A great place to check out while in Wells, Fisherman's Catch is a real local institution and has been serving up some of the freshest seafood in the area for decades. Extremely popular with the local crowd, the place is especially lively during lunch hour. Take-aways are available, and you can sit outside in pleasant weather and look out over the salt marshes. Seafood lovers will enjoy the menu, and the fried clams, clam chowder lobster with butter sauce are some of the favorites. A no-frills kind of restaurant, it's a nice place for a casual lunch out with friends and family.