A change in law will allow restaurants to serve alcohol in areas not physically connected to their buildings – such as on a platform built over a parking space – which some think adds to the vibrancy of a downtown.
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Dine Out Maine: In new space, Drifters Wife remains blissfully married to its mission
The menu still focuses on sensational seasonal dishes and those amazing wines.
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Summer’s all but here, and with it comes ice cream, so get your licks in
What’s new on Maine’s ice cream scene this summer? Chocolate-miso-seaweed ice cream, anyone?
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How to make your own Gelato Fiasco ice cream
MAINE WILD BLUEBERRIES AND CREAM Recipe from “Gelato Fiasco: Recipes and Stories from America’s Best Gelato Makers,” by Joshua Davis, Bruno Tropeano and Cynthia Simonds, and due out in July. Yield: About 3 pints 3 1/4 cups Classic White Gelato Base (see recipe below) 1 1/2 cups fresh or frozen Maine wild blueberries 1/4 cup […]
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Dine Out Maine: At new house of Benkay, chef skillfully solves weekly mystery
Diners respond well to the premium fish selection, some from the famous Tsukiji market in Tokyo.
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Uber Eats launches its food delivery service in Portland on Thursday
Five local businesses have signed up with the service.
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Maine gets another chef on ‘Chopped’
Former Portland chef Jason Daly will compete on the show May 29.
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The Wrap: Maybe read the tea leaves for Jacqueline’s future
The owner of the Freeport tearoom, Jacqueline Soley, is selling the house it’s in and, she hopes, the business.
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Dine Out Maine: BlueFin leaves diner feeling blue … and much lighter in the wallet
Portland may be one of the East Coast’s ultimate foodie towns, but a great foodie restaurant, this is not.
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Are littleneck clams the next frontier in aquaculture?
Jordan Kramer is trying them out on his West Bath fish farm and so far, so good.