The city of Bangor is perhaps most well known as the setting for many of Stephen King's stories, a reputation that has led to the nickname Transylmainia. There is more to Bangor than just tales of horror, however. There is a thriving arts scene, with museums, galleries, theaters, a symphony orchestra and a popular sidewalk art festival every summer. The area around Bangor includes the coastal Acadia National Park and the wooded Baxter State Park, providing plenty of outdoor adventure.
Restaurants in Bangor
5.0 based on 176 reviews
It was interesting to see all the old head stones and there was this really cool castle looking structure. There's also a nice pond in the middle and a Korea Memorial.
5.0 based on 9 reviews
A "must see" bookstore for any Steven King fan. Loads of first edition books, Tee shirts, hoodies, memorabilia, signed books, posters -- and the proprietor is knowledgable and helpful. We had a blast in this book store and wound up buying much more than we thought we would. Even the quality of the tee shirts is great! You have to see this place for yourself to truly appreciate it. Hard to find because there's not much of a sign outside. Like a hidden treasure.
4.5 based on 94 reviews
Great place to spend the afternoon. Beautiful trails, picnic area, and water fountain. Would recommend for spending a couple hours to enjoy the outdoors or to take some photos. It’s near a busy road, but it doesn’t feel like it when you’re walking around.
4.5 based on 11 reviews
Bangor Farmers Market, is a place to get locally grown produce and goods. This will support local economy and community. Come join us for a healthier and fresh experience. This is your Farmers Market and the place to gather. Come meet your neighbors and say hello to the lovely town of Bangor MI.
This location of Bangors Farmers market is hands down the best one ever. They have way more vendors and farmers selling their fresh products and produce. I love how family friendly everyone is as I took my kids with me. There were lots of fresh in season products and everyone was very helpful. I highly recommend this location to everyone. I wanted to point out how nice and clean and organized everything was.
4.5 based on 81 reviews
Always a new experience with varied things to look at from stationery, journals, and cards, to jewelry rendered in different stones. Although the name is Rock and Art the shop includes lotions and potions and an array of plants. The air plants are always a marvel and at Christmas tree decorations, are available. A miniature terrarium. I have kept them in the pots of other plants. The shop includes linens, kitchen items, and always has a gallery of local artists updated.
4.5 based on 105 reviews
While in Bangor, we decided to take a stroll along the beautiful Penobscot River Walkway before heading for home. I've read about it in DownEast magazine. It's so peaceful ... we were there on an autumn day; and in spite of it being chilly, there were many dog-walkers and "seniors" taking advantage of the day. A nice photo-op walk.
4.5 based on 12 reviews
We used to stop at Dorr's outside of Ellsworth to pick up lobster to take home when we were coming back from Acadia hikes, so were thrilled to discover Dorr Lobster had come to Bangor. Our go-to place for a lobster fix. We always used to boil at home until one day when we had too much company for our lobster pot. Dorr Lobster steams lobster to order and the result is great. Can't recommend too highly. I have to respond to the poor review from a lost flatlander who thought this was a restaurant and gave it a bad review based on his ignorance. GREAT spot for lobster. Don't expect a full service restaurant!
4.0 based on 488 reviews
This mighty 31-foot statue of the "great tree-biter" towers over the landscape in Bangor's Bass Park.
Everyone comes to visit Paul when they're in the area. If you want the best view, hit the parking garage across the street, top level, and you're eye level with him!!
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