Western Lakes and Mountains Restaurants

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  • 1. Black Bear Cafe

    $$ | Irish

    Owned by an Irishman and his wife, this pub offers Emerald Isle brews on tap and stocks nine Irish whiskeys. If you're hungry, the fare includes...

    Owned by an Irishman and his wife, this pub offers Emerald Isle brews on tap and stocks nine Irish whiskeys. If you're hungry, the fare includes bangers and mash and fish-and-chips, or an entrée of petite beef tenderloin or seafood. Irish music is live, Irish spirit is on, and all are welcome in the quieter Snug–-as separate pub rooms for breastfeeding women were known.

    215 Roosevelt Tr. (Rte 302), Naples, Maine, 04055, USA
    207-693–4770

    Known For

    • Seasonal shepherd's pie
    • Beer balls appetizer
    • Rock album covers on the bathroom walls
  • 2. Good Food Store

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    A cheery red door welcomes customers to this hip, cozy grocery, opened in 1994 and selling specialty, organic, and Maine-produced foods and goods, from sodas...

    A cheery red door welcomes customers to this hip, cozy grocery, opened in 1994 and selling specialty, organic, and Maine-produced foods and goods, from sodas to local poultry. Friendly staff will help you select from the specials-friendly takeout menu and the great to-go beer and wine selection, or suggest grocery items for a picnic or dinner at your lodging. Open even in winter, the orange sticker-clad barbeque trailer outside slow-smokes fresh meat and poultry flavored with house dry rubs.

    212 Mayville Rd., Maine, 04217, USA
    207-824--3754

    Known For

    • Pumpkin whoopie pies
    • "heat and eat" meals
    • Outdoor Smokin' Good BBQ

    Restaurant Details

    Rate Includes: Smokin\' Good BBQ closed mid-Apr.--mid-May and mid-Oct.--mid-Nov.
  • 3. Loon Lodge

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    Built as a summer home, this rustically elegant 1909 log lodge alongside Rangeley Lake on Rangeley village’s outskirts has been a restaurant and inn for...

    Built as a summer home, this rustically elegant 1909 log lodge alongside Rangeley Lake on Rangeley village’s outskirts has been a restaurant and inn for much of its life; lovely lake views float beyond midcentury picture windows in dining spaces that were part of a porch. Locally sourced seasonal fine dining thrives with updated classics such as Moroccan-spiced rack of lamb with English mint and Indian curry spices, ginger-crusted tuna with Asian slaw, and desserts like skillet du jour. Reservations are recommended, though guests often enjoy waiting in the nestled-in, log-walled Pickford Pub, on the deck, or in the great room, which has a soaring fieldstone fireplace. In summer there are boat slips for lodging and dining guests and come winter, a ramp for those who snowmobile over on the lake. Guestrooms are well-appointed but lack TVs by design: Loon Lodge is touted as a place to unplug and relax between outdoor adventures.

    16 Pickford Rd., Maine, 04970, USA
    207-864–5666

    Known For

    • Specials are big on less pricey comfort foods, as is the winter menu
    • Six original guestrooms with gleaming wood walls on the second floor, two modern ones on the lower level, and four in a separate building
    • The restaurant menu is available at Pickford Pub, where folks grab a drink while waiting for a table in the dining rooms, often heading down to the lakefront lawn or the dock below that

    Restaurant Details

    Rate Includes: No lunch. Closed late Oct.–late Nov. and Mon. late Nov.–late Oct., also Tues. early April–mid-May (inn open year-round)
  • 4. Orange Cat Cafe

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    Just past downtown en route to Sugarloaf, this café serves breakfast items (bagels with a choice of spreads, burrito and sandwich with or without meat),...

    Just past downtown en route to Sugarloaf, this café serves breakfast items (bagels with a choice of spreads, burrito and sandwich with or without meat), flavor-filled lunch fare (wraps, sandwiches, salads), and scrumptious baked goods; local and organic ingredients are kitchen staples, even the salsa is made right here, and the coffee is great. In a landmark Federal-style former residence known as the "Brick Castle," it's presently drive-through only, but there's colorful seating on the large front lawn. 

    329 Main St., Maine, 04947, USA
    207-265--2860

    Known For

    • Turmeric-flavored coconut Golden Milk
    • Vegetarian's Revenge wrap with hummus
    • Huge chocolate chip cookies
  • 5. Pine Tree Frosty

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    A summertime visit to Rangeley isn't complete without a stop at this cash-only snack bar—in business since 1964—for ice cream and simple meals like burgers...

    A summertime visit to Rangeley isn't complete without a stop at this cash-only snack bar—in business since 1964—for ice cream and simple meals like burgers and fries. Both hard and soft ice cream are served, as are sundaes, milk shakes, flurries, and banana splits. Nestled between Haley Pond and an overflow channel, everyone heads out back to feed and enjoy the ducks on the lakelike pond.

    2459 Main St., Maine, 04970, USA

    Known For

    • Maine-made Gifford's hard ice cream
    • Lobster rolls
    • Waterside Adirondack chairs and picnic tables

    Restaurant Details

    Rate Includes: Closed early Sept.–late May
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  • 6. Standard Gastropub

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    Like the facade, a cooler wall—stocked with hundreds of beers from around Maine and the world, sold to diners and to go—attests to Gastropub's gas...

    Like the facade, a cooler wall—stocked with hundreds of beers from around Maine and the world, sold to diners and to go—attests to Gastropub's gas station past (it even served gas initially). Craft brews, many hard to find, accompany snazzy, farm-to-table takes on American classic and foreign-inspired comfort foods. There’s bar and table seating and, come summer, outdoor seating at umbrella-topped picnic tables.

    233 Main St., Maine, 04009, USA
    207-647--4100

    Known For

    • Smash burgers (local grass-fed beef) with house sauce and twice-fried fries
    • Chili mayo–smothered smoked street corn and street corn dip and chips (at least one is always on the menu)
    • Sunday brunch

    Restaurant Details

    Rate Includes: Closed Tues.

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