Location: Rockport
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Most Popular American food in Rockport, Maine, United States
Find out what American restaurants to try in Rockport. Rockport is a town in Knox County, Maine, United States. It is thirty-five miles southeast of Augusta. The population was 3,330 at the 2010 census. Rockport is a popular tourist destination and art colony.
Things to do in Rockport
10. Franny's Bistro
Overall Ratings
5 based on 48 reviews
Reviewed By EatsTravelswithDogs
Off the main drag and provides consistent great food and service. We loved everything about the place!
9. Peter Ott's on the water
Overall Ratings
4 based on 1020 reviews
Located on Camden Harbor next to the public landing, serving lunch and dinner. Enjoy our comfortable warm inside seating with two fireplaces or our outside seating, only feet from the harbor and schooners with panoramic views of Camden Harbor.
Reviewed By Peter B
Occupying a prime spot on the lovely Camden waterfront, Peter Ott offers a a broad menu that satisfies. Obviously, there is plenty of fish, which is well prepared. But there is also lots of non-fish choices that worked just as well. Add in friendly service and a decent wine and beer list, and you have a very enjoyable lunch.
8. Waterfront
Overall Ratings
4 based on 1524 reviews
Reviewed By hedgehogHampshire
First impressions of this busy seafood restaurant were good. Great buzz and lots of atmosphere. But we were underwhelmed with the food. My oysters were the smallest I have seen anywhere. The sauce with my wifeâs moules was insipid. All in all it wasnât value for money or a great gastronomic experience.
7. Camden Deli
Overall Ratings
4 based on 1016 reviews
Reviewed By Input
There comes a point where the trade-offs, like "views of the harbor," don't cut it. Sandwich size? Unless you order one with thick bread, and maybe even then, are so lacking in filling you will have to go eat elsewhere immediately afterward. Ten bucks for a scrawny sandwich with a load of potato chips, and an, admittedly good pickle, is too high a price. Except on the second floor, (when it's open), there is no waitstaff. So, you place your order at the high-barrier food case, pay at the register, sit at a table, wait for your name to be called, and then go pick up your order. And then you get the overpriced, scrawny sandwich with all those potato chips which you'll be glad for because you won't get full on the sandwich, no matter how slowly you eat it. And don't think it makes a difference whether you order a lot, or a little. The laissez-faire attitude extends to all.Staff is generally not welcoming. That, too, has been forgiven long enough. When enough is enough, it's enough. No more. A sit-down meal at a full-service restaurant isn't going to set you back much more and you don't have to do most of the work yourself. Just get desserts and coffee. Great desserts at a very good price, at least the other week. Note: TA needs to change back to the $ sign for ratings for cost levels, because "cheap eats" it certainly isn't. Self serve and casual, it is.
6. JJ's Snack Shack
Overall Ratings
4 based on 124 reviews
JJ's has been open since June 1st, 2010. JJ's is open to the public. JJ's will resume the summer hours from June 1st thru October 15th from 11 AM till 7 PM Wed thru Sundays, closed Mondays and Tuesdays . JJ's serves innovative & classic Americana style ta
Reviewed By cher336
My husband loves the blue cheese kielbasi sandwiches. He makes a variety of creative sandwiches. All made fresh + perfect right there.We have stopped there on every trip to Rockport .
5. Marriner's Restaurant
Overall Ratings
4 based on 601 reviews
Reviewed By raymondf789
With breakfast being offered all day I order blueberry pancakes with bacon. The pancakes were filled with delicious blueberries but the bacon was way over cooked to the point it tasted like hard tack
4. Natalie's Restaurant
Overall Ratings
4 based on 512 reviews
Awarded Top 100 Restaurant In The USA, Natalie's offers a refined dining experience featuring Modern New England cuisine, influenced by international cuisines and inspired by the seasons. Executive Chefs Chris Long and Shelby Stevens create modern dishes
Reviewed By SueBnyc
I had a pretty bad experience at this restaurant - mostly with food (mediocre and trying too hard unsuccessfully) but some with service and presentation. It's expensive -$300 for two people with just 2 glasses of wine - and I wanted to warn people that it wasn't a great experience. Twice TA rejected my review saying it wasn't valid. It is absolutely. I would never go here again and don't recommend it to anyone - though it's an attractive place in a good location with a view. They were "nice"- but it is so not worth the huge costs (and I live in NYC so I am used to expensive places.)Thank you Sue,We are sorry you didn't enjoy your experience at Natalie's. No matter what the price is at a restaurant, we are in this industry to ensure all guests have a unforgettable experience. Luckily most of our guests do, hence the fact that the readers of USA Today ranked us number 8 Best Hotel Restaurant in the USA and the diners using Opentable.com Awarded us Top 100 Best Restaurants in the USA.We serve locally sourced ingredients, vegetables are from our own gardens and we offer an array of complimentary dishes to enhance your dining experience. Our sommelier pairs the dishes with handpicked wines of which some are exclusively served at our restaurant.The $300 was including 12% gratuity you gave our staff, taxes, a 4-course and a 5-course dinner with wine pairings (you had 4 glasses each), additional oysters and cocktails. Again we apologize you didn't enjoy your experience, luckily we have many great choices in Camden.
3. Hartstone Inn
Overall Ratings
4 based on 639 reviews
Butter poached Maine lobster over angel hair, Pistachio Crusted Lamb chops, Seared Diver Scallops and Grilled Salmon Nicoise are just a sample of what diners might experience at the Hartstone Inn. Steps from Camden harbor, Fodor's considers the Hartstone
Reviewed By CharlesA
Top notch menu and staff. No wonder rated #1 in Camden. We had the seafood sampler as starter followed by the wild rice crusted haddock - both were simply outstanding. Their limited menu means that everything is done just right. The chef/owner, Michael Salmon, came out and asked us how we enjoyed the meal - such a nice, personal touch. We responded affirmatively and enthusiastically. Don't miss this one!!Wow! Thank you Charles, I am thrilled to hear that you enjoyed your dinner with us. Hope to see you again soon.
2. 18 Central Oyster Bar and Grill
Overall Ratings
4 based on 136 reviews
Casual Fine Dining with a Wood Fired Grill & Raw Bar. 18 Central appeals to all ages and all types of occasions.
Reviewed By tobymarietta
I don't know what anyone could say about this restaurant that isn't positive? The food is is excellent, and not outrageously priced for a fine dining restaurant in Camden, ME during the high season. But, bring you wallet or credit card. My wife and I shared the broiled oysters, that is a new menu item. Delicious! I ordered the Hanger Steak that was very good. My wife had the BBQ chicken that was very good as well. The only negatives were the dry blueberry dessert, and the wait to be seated and served, even though we had reservations. But, would come again, and recommend anyone in the area to give it a try.
1. Flatbread Company
Overall Ratings
4 based on 218 reviews
Reviewed By coley6
We drove by this place and everyone in the car said oooo pizza! We are traveling through so we checked in, ordered and picked up! It was fast and the pizza is amazing!!! All ingredients local sourced if possible and the crust was perfect!!! So many good things about this place! We have 0 left!!! We are a family of 6 and this was the first too no one complained about the pizza!!!! Great job!!!!
