The Southern Coast Restaurants
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1. Batson River Fish Camp
$$ | |This outpost of the popular Batson River brewing and distilling company channels the feel of a trendy lakeside camp (think vintage thermoses and prize catches mounted on the walls) all year round. The menu includes standout cocktails, well-done bar fare, and beers brewed on-site, just behind Fish Camp. On the main road to Wells Beach and off busy Route 1, it's a welcome addition in a drive-through part of town.
73 Mile Rd., Wells, Maine, 04090, USA207-360–7255Known For
- Limited-edition brews
- Throwback camp decor
- Fun spot for a well-made cocktail after a day at the beach
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Rate Includes: Closed Wed. No lunch -
2. Bitter End
$$ | |Pete and Kate Morency, the duo originally behind the ever-popular Pier 77 and the Ramp Bar and Grill in Kennebunkport, are also the masterminds behind this seafood spot, where Mediterranean and American classics are given brilliant, contemporary twists. The fabulous decor consists of an unlikely marriage of old-school American sports memorabilia and something that might be described as shabby ballroom chic—crystal chandeliers hang above old leather boxing gloves, and shiny trophies (including a 1961 Miss Universe cup) and black-and-white photos of sports icons line the bar.
2118 Post Rd., Wells, Maine, 04090, USA207-360–0904Known For
- Cuisine fusion and a rotating menu
- Outdoor seating area with firepit
- Superbly curated bevy of liquors
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Rate Includes: Closed Tues. -
3. Billy's Chowder House
$$ | |Locals and vacationers head to this roadside seafood restaurant and bar in the midst of a salt marsh en route to Wells Beach. The menu features classic seafood dishes like lobster rolls and chowders, but there are plenty of nonseafood choices, too.
216 Mile Rd., Wells, Maine, 04090, USA207-646–7558Known For
- Views of the Rachel Carson National Wildlife Refuge
- Generous lobster rolls
- One of the oldest waterfront restaurants in Wells
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Rate Includes: Closed mid-Dec.–mid-Jan. -
4. Congdon's Doughnuts
$ | |These superior doughnuts have been made by members of the same family since 1945 and at the same location since 1955. Congdon's has about 40 different varieties, some seasonal, though the plain variety really gives you an idea of just how good these doughnuts are: it's the biggest seller, along with the honey dipped and black raspberry jelly. You're welcome to sit inside for breakfast, but waits can be long in summer. There are also drive-through and takeout windows.
1090 Post Rd., Wells, Maine, 04090, USA207-646–4219Known For
- Congdon's After Dark features food trucks and live music nightly in summer
- Outrageously good, classic doughnuts
- Perfect spot to start a rainy day
Restaurant Details
Rate Includes: No dinner. Closed Wed. in season and Mon.–Wed. off-season; check website for details -
5. Maine Diner
$$ | |One look at the 1953 exterior, and you'll start craving diner food, but be prepared to get a little more than you bargained for: after all, how many greasy spoons make an award-winning lobster pie? There's plenty of fried seafood in addition to the usual diner fare, and breakfast is served all day. A food truck in the parking lot, dubbed Maine Diner On the Go, is open later (3–8 everyday but Wednesday and Thursday) for takeaway favorites. Check out the adjacent Remember the Maine Gift Shop, too.
2265 Post Rd., Wells, Maine, 04090, USA207-646–4441Known For
- Classic diner fare
- Wild Maine blueberry pie
- Sources a lot of produce from its very own vegetable garden
Restaurant Details
Rate Includes: No dinner. Closed Wed. and at least 2 wks in Jan. -
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6. Spinnakers
$$ | |Plenty of seafood shacks dot U.S. 1, but this roadside joint is really worth the stop, even if it's just to grab some takeout and escape the steady flow of summer traffic. Simple but pleasing contemporary design makes for a cheerful space to enjoy loaded lobster rolls, burgers, sandwiches, and a decidedly unholy lobster poutine consisting of hand-cut fries covered in a delicious mess of local cheese curds topped with lobster gravy.
139 Post Rd., Wells, Maine, 04090, USA207-216–9291Known For
- Pick-and-choose seafood basket combos
- Quick bites that pack a punch and scream Maine
- Eat in or grab and go
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