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Mims

A feast of the unusual sparkles on the Portland waterfront. Reviewed By Diane Hudson 12/04 Mims, at 205 Commercial Street, is one of Portlandπs hottest restaurants, made even more popular by what owner Natasha Durham calls "a sharing menu," with portions designed for...

Talpey’s Tavern

reviewed by Diane Hudson Nov. 2004 What to do if you own the legendary The Goldenrod luncheonette in York Beach? You guessed it! You wait 100 years and then come from out of nowhere to launch the most delicious steak restaurant Maine's ever seen at the site of the...

Haggarty’s

reviewed by Diane Hudson - Oct. 2004 Here at 849 Forest Avenue in Portland, Glaswegian Peter Haggarty dishes up the city's only "Brit-Indi" cuisine, a treasure-trove of spicy take-away delights fit for a rajah≠or Sebago-bound commuters. "Brit-Indi is the number one...

Eve’s Garden

reviewed by Diane Hudson August 2004 Luxury. That word connotes our dining experience at Eve's at the Garden, the restaurant nestled inside the Portland Harbor Hotel. Here in the beautifully landscaped courtyard, spoiled by a first-class wait staff, youπre dining al...

No Place Like Home

July/August 2004 The Wicked Witch of the West found comfort downeast. By Ian Crouch and Amy Louise Barnett   Start at Maine State Music Theatre in Brunswick. Continue north on Route 1 to Edgecomb and head south on Route 27 past Boothbay on your way to Southport...

 

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