Location: Ogunquit
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Where to Eat in Ogunquit: The Best Restaurants and Bars
The motto of the resort town of Ogunquit, Maine, is "beautiful place by the sea," and with three and a half miles of sheltered white sand beaches, the residents are definitely not lying. Take a walk along the Marginal Way, a path that winds along rocky cliffs overlooking the ocean, or explore the town center on the local public transit - an old fashioned trolley. With art galleries, fresh seafood, and the summer stock Ogunquit Playhouse, the town of Ogunquit is a favorite vacation destination.
Things to do in Ogunquit
1. Beach Plum Lobster Farm Lobster and Clam Supplier
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 185 reviews
LIVE, COOKED OR PACKED FOR TRAVEL. OGUNQUITS ONLY HUSBAND AND WIFE LOBSTER SERVICE. 2 People work here. Since 1995. We do not quote prices or give out pricing over the phone. Market price is posted daily. Prices are subject to change.
Reviewed By Beverly T - St. Catharines, Canada
When in this area I frequent this lobster shack often. The lobster are always fresh and sweet and they will steam them for you to eat in their outside picnic area or you can take them back to where you are staying.
Owners are friendly and helpful.
I highly recommend this place to get your lobster at a more than reasonable price!
2. Sweet Pea's
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 163 reviews
Open daily in the summer, in the fall open from lunch to dusk, closed November-April
Reviewed By gregmNY - New York City, New York
This is the more traditional creamery type ice cream with great flavors. The staff was friendly and the ice cream was great. The Blueberry pie ice cream was the best.
3. Bread and Roses Bakery
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 941 reviews
Reviewed By ChanEvan - Memphis, Tennessee
Bread & Roses Bakery takes sweets to a new level. Gourmet pastries of all kinds are attractively displayed. The kind of place where there are no wrong choices!
Cheesecake, Chocolate Croissants, German Chocolate Cake, were scrumptious. Treats that please hundreds of tourists daily. & Some of us admit to going back daily!
4. Cove Cafe
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 326 reviews
Reviewed By SAFJR - Woodbury, Connecticut
In a time where everyone seems to be into metro or gourmet cuisine I am very pleased to know a place still exists to get a true New England breakfast. By that I mean a place where all the classics can still be enjoyed from eggs & meat, waffles, pancakes, and even yes a few new age healthy items like yogurt parfaits. After going to Ogunquit every April and October for 15 years I finally stopped by the Cove Café last year and was truly smitten. I was just up for my annual October visit this past weekend and breakfast was fabulous with honorable mention to the best hash I have ever had in a long while. For you non-Yankee's/New Englander's hash is a delicacy when made correctly and that is the Hash I had this past Friday morning. If I had not had the chance to meet Jeb I would have sworn he had my mother back in the kitchen cooking as his hash was just like what my late mother used to make. So if your looking for a rib sticker of a breakfast, with great staff, and cozy atmosphere then stop by the Cove Café.
5. The Omelette Factory
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 410 reviews
I am trying to email you to determine why as of today my restaurant is no longer listed in the Ogunquit, Maine restaurant list???
Reviewed By Marie B - Mansfield, Massachusetts
This is a very small place, but the service was great, and the omelettes were fantastic. I highly recommend trying this place, if you haven't done so already. Enjoy.
6. The Greenery Cafe
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 276 reviews
Reviewed By TravelMom261 - New York
We came here for breakfast on a recommendation from the hotel we’re staying at and glad we did! My husband had the special- Seafood Benedict (w/ homemade crab cakes, scallops & shrimp), and I had the Omelette w/ Lobster & Brie (I added spinach, too). Both dishes were delicious! The served homemade strawberry-rhubarb jam that was yummy, too. The service was friendly and prompt. This will definitely be our go-to breakfast place when visiting Ogunquit!
7. Lobster Shack
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 878 reviews
Enjoy lobster, steamers, lobster rolls, chowder and a whole lot more in a friendly, casual atmosphere. Live lobsters caught by local lobstermen wait in tanks filled with ocean water coming straight from the cove. Choose your size and two sides. For all the taste without the work, have a lobster roll any way you like it...a quarter pound single, double-stuffed, triple, or an entire pound on a buttery toasted roll with or without mayo. The lobster wrap and lobster BLT are also recently added favorites. Homemade chowder made from an old family recipe is a great way to start your meal, there's no thickening flour just the perfect combination of clams, fish, potatoes, onions and spices in a milk and cream base.The "Shack" has been owned and operated by the Evans family since the 1980s and is proud to serve the hottest chowder and the coldest beer in town. Let Jason, his family and his crew provide you with a true Maine eating experience in the oldest restaurant in Perkins Cove...
Reviewed By ILoveTexas - Argyle, Texas
The chowder was good, the fish tacos so-so. Some of the tables are very close together and can be uncomfortable for a tall person. (Hard to get in and out; we kept spilling our chowder and beer.) Portions were generous, prices a little high. Very nice staff.
8. The Front Porch Piano Bar & Restaurant
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 1 reviews
Lively, boisterous environment; Elegant and diverse dining menu. Complimentary Entertainment in Piano Bar & Lounge. 7 Nights a week. American style food, burgers, Salads with your choice of Proteins, Appetizers or all entrees.
Reviewed By gyet - Atlanta, Georgia
We stopped by at this restaurant for a Sunday breakfast. It is very popular and the waiting time is quite long. It has a great outdoor seating area with a view to Ocean drive. The menu has many breakfast, lunch and dinner options. The food...MoreGyet, I'm afraid you have the wrong restaurant. I'm sure they value your opinion. Cheers Johnny.
9. Five-O Shore Road
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 1 reviews
Reviewed By LochnessConnecticut - Connecticut
Nice restaurant within walking distance of all of the inns in the village. We eaten here before and really liked the place. Current menu is limited, especially when it comes to seafood. Hello management; Ogunquit is a seaside village; you should have a minimum of 3 or 4 good choices of fresh seafood available on your regular menu! The night we were there, the fish was a type of cod we had never heard of. It was a nice piece of fish, but nothing out of the ordinary, and without jazzing it up, very bland. It came with a warm salad...quite simple, and rather boring...and a tomato based risotto that was overly acidic and a little pasty. Now, to be fair, nothing was bad; it just wasn't what you would expect for $30 a plate...and before management blows a gasket about a complaint about the price, read my other restaurant reviews; I don't often complain about the fare; as in almost NEVER. In fact, I more often than not mention prices in a positive way simply because a properly prepared meal with fresh ingredients is not inexpensive to make. But come on, a piece of cod, some greens and a scoop of so-so risotto for $30? Sorry, that doesn't cut it. Add to that the fact that it took a full 50 minutes after placing our order before we saw anything but bread and wine. Service was attentive and quite good if you can get past the inordinate length of time it took for the food to arrive. Not sure if we would go back.
10. Northern Union
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 203 reviews
Northern Union is a wine focused restaurant and bar in the seaside village of Ogunquit, Maine. We offer a selection of over 100 wines, craft cocktails and local beer, all paired with amazing seasonally-inspired food, from small plates to full entrées from the kitchen of Executive Chef Romann Dumorne.
Reviewed By Gary003 - Buffalo, New York
This place is unique. It is a converted house so not typical restaurant seating. It make sit more cozy. If you like to experiment when dining this is the place for you. You can order a traditional entree or order and share a series of small plates. You appreciate the flexibility that this provides. The way that wine is served it is easy to pair your wine with each individual course - and you can obtain some truly excellent wines at very reasonable prices. We were impressed wit the service and professionalism. It was very busy that evening but you were never rushed. servers were patient at explaining the menu items. For people who dine out frequently, this place provides a nice change of pace. For people who appreciate great food and wine period you can't miss. This is
first class operation period. Our concierge at the Cliff House recommended this restaurant and he was 100% right.
