The pub feels like the famous Cheers, but on a grand riverfront kind of scale.

After 25 years, Dana Street’s trademark dishes are as delicious as ever, but other entrees — and the service — were bland.

At this popular but prosaic restaurant we found a fabulous view, no pretense and just good (for Maine) Thai food.

At this small, neighborhood restaurant, the cuisine is sumptuous and the atmosphere is relaxing.

The restaurant’s distinctive pizza and other Sicilian street food earn their accolades.

At this aptly named, easy to enjoy restaurant, stick to the basics and the meals will stick to your ribs.

For these prices, customers deserve food that always hits the mark.

While the self-styled restaurant is unassuming from the outside, the cooking is assured and precise, giving our reviewer an unexpected, delicious surprise.

After 18 years, the pioneering restaurant is still the leader of the pack

Diners can bring their own version of the Maine aesthetic and feel right at home.