Been coming here for years, and the staff&rsquo;s consistency is what keeps me coming back. Last visit, a table nearby was being pretty loud and difficult. Our server&mdash;the one with the red hair&mdash;stayed calm and kind through it all. That kind of steady, professional service is hard to find.

Blake remembered us from last year! Her warm welcome was a nice touch. The wine list had some interesting local options too.

The breakfast options here are so creative, I had a hard time choosing. Went with the lemon-ricotta pancakes and they were light and fluffy. The coffee had a nice hazelnut flavor too. A solid start to the morning at the beach.

Solid comfort food, and the live music was a nice touch. The outdoor fire pits are perfect for a chill evening. Their house red was a surprisingly good match for the hearty dishes. Basement karaoke was a hoot, even for us non-singers.

Walked in off the strip. No wait, which was nice. That lobster roll had so much meat spilling out, and the price was fair.

Had a nice dinner on the covered patio. The river view was pretty good. Service was very helpful with a food allergy request, which we appreciated. A relaxing evening overall.

The lobster roll was incredible, honestly the best I&#39;ve had in Maine. The staff was so sweet too, they even found some crayons for my niece. Just a really nice lunch.

Solid spot for a business lunch. Convenient downtown location, service was prompt. The grilled salmon was cooked well, portion was reasonable for the price. Good for a straightforward meal without fuss.

Sweet potato tots with maple aioli were a standout. Perfectly crispy outside, soft inside. The homemade chips were also good. Portions are generous for the price. A solid choice if you&#39;re in the area.

Took the kids here. The staff was really nice about it, very accommodating. The place had a good, lively vibe. Food was decent. A solid spot for a family dinner.

Been coming here for years, and the baked haddock is always the same. Not greasy, just perfectly cooked. That&#39;s what keeps me coming back. Stacey&#39;s great too, but honestly, it&#39;s the fish.

Cozy spot with a long bar and rustic vibes. Came for a casual dinner and ended up staying for hours just chatting. Felt really relaxed.

Good spot to catch the game with lots of screens. Food was a solid surprise for a sports bar.

The flight option is such a smart idea. You get to try a little of everything without committing to one big dish. It felt like a curated tasting, perfect for when you can&#39;t decide.

Love that you pick your lobster from the tank! Made the whole dinner with friends more fun. The fried clams were a solid side.

The clam chowder is the real deal&mdash;creamy and loaded with clams and veggies. It&rsquo;s a nice, filling portion. The booth seating was comfortable, which made the whole meal feel relaxed. A solid choice for a low-key lunch.

A solid spot for a family breakfast. The Belgian waffle is huge, covering the whole plate. They use local sausage and real maple syrup, which is a nice touch. The coffee was just okay.

Parking lot is huge, so it&#39;s easy to pull in even on a Friday night. That&#39;s a plus. The food was fine, but honestly, that big lot is the main reason I&#39;d come back.

The taco bar for our rehearsal dinner was such a thoughtful setup. It made things so easy for our guests with different diets. The team handling it was really responsive and put my mind at ease.

The lobster Benedict special had a generous portion of lobster. Their house white was a nice, crisp pairing for it.

The outdoor space is perfect for groups, even with a few wasps around.

The twin lobster special was pretty good. The meat was fresh and sweet, cooked just right. They make some clever cuts so it&#39;s easy to get into. Seeing the live ones come in earlier was a nice touch. A solid choice.

The crust is just right&mdash;crispy outside, chewy inside. It&rsquo;s what keeps me coming back.

The eggplant parmesan was solid, but what really got me was the vibe. The dark wood and dim lighting made it feel cozy, not stuffy. A nice place to just unwind after a long day.

The chocolate croissant was the standout. The pastry was flaky and buttery, with a rich dark chocolate filling that wasn&#39;t too sweet. The raspberry Danish was also good, but the croissant is what I&#39;d come back for.

The eggs Benedict were a treat. I really appreciated how fresh the ingredients tasted, especially the hollandaise. The eggs were cooked just right, not too runny. A solid, wholesome start to the morning.

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Rick's Restaurant

Fat Tomato Grill

Woodys Brick Oven Pizza

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Thirsty Moose Taphouse

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Billy's Chowder House

Horizons Family Restaurant

Dunkin'

Las Olas Taqueria

95 Ocean at The Nonantum Resort

Mike's All Day Breakfast

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Nunan's Lobster Hut

Academe at The Kennebunk Inn

Pizza By Alex

Traditions Italian Restaurant

Fernleaf Bakery and Coffee House

Golden Rooster