3. Eventide Oyster Co.
9.4
86 Middle St (btwn Franklin and Hampshire), Portland, ME
Seafood Restaurant · 281 tips and reviews
Evan Baird: It's been said, but the Maine oysters, lobster roll, fried oyster bun, clam chowder and lobster stew are all a must. Everything was exceptional
Julie Mer: The best oysters I have ever eaten! The lobster roll is heavenly as is the clam chowder. The staff is friendly and helpful.
Dana Villmore: Very fresh seafood with fun twists! Love the lobster roll, crab roll, and scallop waffle. Can’t go wrong with the clam chowder either.
4. DiMillo's on the Water
8.2
25 Long Wharf (at 154 Commercial St), Portland, ME
Seafood Restaurant · Downtown Portland · 84 tips and reviews
Allison Dickey: Best clam chowder EVER
Gina: The bloody Mary's are awesome. Try the clam chowder, the best I've ever had. The twin lobster plate was out of this world good.
Dennis Cerney: Dining alone so sat at bar. The bacon wrapped scallops were awesome, the clam chowder was thick and delicious. Excellent local craft beer selection.
8. J's Oyster Bar
7.7
5 Portland Pier (at Commercial St), Portland, ME
Seafood Restaurant · Downtown Portland · 112 tips and reviews
Richard Walker: Not really traditional clam chowder. Bland other than that overpowering black pepper
Patrick Swett: Oysters, Clam Chowder, Lobster Claw Cocktails, Beer
Chris Nevins: Good lobster roll. Excellent oysters. Clam chowder is a little watered down.
12. The Front Room
8.8
73 Congress St, Portland, ME
Breakfast Spot · East End · 43 tips and reviews
Jared: If you go for brunch, you have to try the house made corned beef hash. It is the best I have EVER had.
Portland Old Port: For brunch try the huevos rancheros, for dinner try something from the specials list, it's ever changing and always good. Wash it down with a Congress Street Bellini.
Anna Lib: Best place for brunch. Get the Fried Egg Sandwich.
14. Sapporo
8.0
230 Commercial St (Union Wharf), Portland, ME
Japanese Restaurant · Downtown Portland · 20 tips and reviews
Rich Brooks: My favorite place to take clients and visitors to lunch. Love the seaweed salad and gyoza.
Visit Maine: Portland's oldest sushi restaurant always has super fresh fish. Be sure to join their birthday club and a get coupon each year for your birthday!
Portland Old Port: With a great location right on the harbor, Sapporo has fresh flavorful sushi and utilizes both local and imported seafood. Try the bento box!
Wyngspan: Friendliest staff, charming cobblestone, central location. If you enjoy your stay, make sure you add The Regency to your circle of trust on Wyngspan.com Read more.
Kate Sullivan-Jones: Ask for a snack plate because it's filled with pretzels and pub cheese. Supernice staff and fab wallpaper!
Eric Andersen: Check out the floor-to-ceiling world map in the Atlantic Room!