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Sebago Brewing Company
Sebago Brewing Company is Maine’s Premier Restaurant and Brewery with a full menu to compliment their beers all brewed nearby in Gorham. Sebago brews its beers from all malt, using American grown 2-Row, caramel, chocolate, black, roasted barley and Munich malts. Fermented with an American style ale yeast, Sebago beer has a sweet and fruity balance when combined with generous amounts of hops. Now with three locations including the Old Port at 164 Middle Street, Portland, ME 04101. Ph: 207.775.BEER (2337) www.sebagobrewing.com
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Three Dollar Deweys
Three Dollar Deweys, “Portland’s Original Alehouse,” opened in 1982 to provide patrons with a comfortable enviroment in which to enjoy great food, beer and company. In 1995 the establishment moved to a larger location on the corner of Commercial and Union Streets and now offers 36 different draft beers and 7-10 seasonal drafts featuring many of Maine’s finest. Contact Information: 241 Commercial Street, Ph: 207-772-3310, Portland, ME 04101 www.threedollardeweys.com
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Novare Res Bier Cafe
Novare Res is the inspiration of Eric Michaud, who has traveled the world over to select the world’s finest beers. The bier cafe features 25 rotating drafts, 2 hand pumps, and more than 300 bottles from around the globe, which is why Imbibe magazine deemed Novare one of the “top 100 places to drink beer in America!” Often host to special events, Nevare showcases specific breweries or regional offerings to introduce locals and visitors to some of the wold’s finest brews. They also offer fare that complements their libations, including artisanal cheeses, cured meats, and antipastos. Contact Information: 4 Canal Plaza, Portland, ME 04101 Ph: 207-761-bier (2437). www.novareresbiercafe.com
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LeRoux Kitchen
Located on Commercial Street in the Old Port, LeRoux Kitchen features over 8000 items for all your cooking needs and a knowledgeable staff sure to help. The store features an enormous selection of tools and gadgets, serveware, bakeware, hard-to-find items, wines, specialty food and fine chocolates. They recently added a tasting area for aged balsamics and olive oils so you can try before you buy. On Saturdays, you will find cooking demonstrations and wine tastings to enjoy. Contact information:
161 Commercial Street, Portland, Maine 04101 Ph:207-553-7665, www.lerouxkitchen.com
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Old Port Candy
Famous for its award-winning fudge and locally-made chocolates, Old Port Candy also offers chocolate-covered Maine blueberries, maple sugar candy, salt water taffy and an excellent nostalgia candy section! Contact info: Old Port Candy Co., 422 Fore Street, Portland; 207-772-0600 or www.oldportcandyco.com
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Catch a Piece of Maine
Catch a Piece of Maine is an online retailer of Maine lobster that delivers the freshest lobster, directly from the harvester. Using a sustainable fishing model, Catch a Piece of Maine supports the working waterfront and delivers a little piece of the Maine experience, allowing you to get to know your dedicated lobsterman. Contact info: 877-222-4630 or www.catchapieceofmaine.com
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Mister Bagel
Mister Bagel still uses the kettle boil-and-bake method to make its bagels and serves them with fresh local coffees and an assortment of complements for breakfast and lunch. The Moulton Street location continually wins Best of Portland awards for its creative and delicious homemade soups and other fresh offerings. Contact info: 207-774-8704.
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K. Horton Specialty Foods
K. Horton offers a wide variety of specialty foods including olives, meat and seafood plates, and gourmet condiments. The store features a large case full of fresh, local, and award-winning Maine cheeses that originate from eighteen family-owned farms. Contact info: 207-228-2056 or www.khortonfoods.com
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Stonewall Kitchen
Stonewall Kitchen, award-winning specialty food manufacturer based in York, Maine, now has 9 Company Store locations selling its famous Wild Maine Blueberry Jam along with hundreds of other jams, grille sauces, mustards, chutneys, and more. Their York headquarters is home to their production facility, a cooking school, and cafe. Contact info: 207-879-2403 or www.stonewallkitchen.com
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Dean’s Sweets
Dean Bingham creates 18 imaginative flavors of dark chocolate truffles. Each is a hand-dipped work of art using ingredients such as cayenne, scotch, potatoes, and nut-free flavors. Contact info: 207-899-3664 or www.deanssweets.com
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Two Fat Cats Bakery
This bake shop uses only the freshest ingredients – milk, butter, and eggs from local Maine dairies, and a wide variety of local fruit as the seasons allow. Famous for their pies, cakes, cupcakes, and whoopie pies. Contact info: 207-347-5144 or www.twofatcatsbakery.com
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Gritty McDuff’s
Maine’s first brew pub since prohibition and a leader in the state’s microbrew revolution, Gritty’s founders had two simple goals in mind: to create a true, English-style pub serving fresh ales and great food, and to have fun doing it. Gritty’s ales have been repeat winners at ale festivals internationally. Contact info: 207-772-BREW or www.grittys.com
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Harbor Fish Market
Founded in 1969, Harbor Fish Market, still in its original location on Portland’s waterfront, features fifty linear feet of open showcases displaying the freshest fish, seafood, and lobsters. Contact info: 1-800-370-1790 or www.harborfish.com
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Maple’s Organics
Maple’s was started in 2006 with the goal of combining the art of handcrafted foods with organic agriculture. Maple’s artisanally crafted gelato starts out as farm-fresh dairy, eggs, and produce, and is lovingly crafted from stovetop to batch freezer, to the table where each pint is hand-packed. Maple’s has a delightful gelateria located in the Old Port. Contact info: Maples Gelateria, 151 Middle Street, Portland; 207-774-2665 or www.maplesorganics.com
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