Best American Restaurants in Bar Harbor
Treat your taste buds: Explore Bar Harbor restaurants.
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Bar Harbor Restaurants
Treat your taste buds: Explore Bar Harbor restaurants.
Bar Harbor Restaurants
Booked 10 times todayWhat a find! The food was incredible. We shared a salad and each had an entree. The downside was that we were too full to have dessert. The mojitoes were better than at Hotel Nacional in Havana (truly), and the ambience, service, and the whole experience were completely worthwhile. It's pricey, but worth it. Phenomenal wine list, too! More
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Everything was very good and the service was wonderful!! More
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great view nice wait staff charming old inn in special location More
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We are locals and often visit... Very happy with everything!! More
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Discover Bar Harbor
A picturesque town in northern Maine, Bar Harbor sits on Mount Desert Island surrounded by the Atlantic Ocean and serves as the gateway to Acadia National Forest. With an island locale, it should come as no surprise that Bar Harbor is a great place to find fresh seafood. Whether you are looking for a whole lobster, a bowl of New England clam chowder, steamers, or raw oysters, you won't be disappointed with your options. You can enjoy your seafood in quaint settings with views of Maine's rocky coast. The town also offers grills, cafés, and even a barbecue joint for those looking for something not from the sea. For dessert, you can try a scoop from one of the many homemade ice cream shops or a slice of pie at a bakery or pastry shop.
Discover Bar Harbor
A picturesque town in northern Maine, Bar Harbor sits on Mount Desert Island surrounded by the Atlantic Ocean and serves as the gateway to Acadia National Forest. With an island locale, it should come as no surprise that Bar Harbor is a great place to find fresh seafood. Whether you are looking for a whole lobster, a bowl of New England clam chowder, steamers, or raw oysters, you won't be disappointed with your options. You can enjoy your seafood in quaint settings with views of Maine's rocky coast. The town also offers grills, cafés, and even a barbecue joint for those looking for something not from the sea. For dessert, you can try a scoop from one of the many homemade ice cream shops or a slice of pie at a bakery or pastry shop.
