Where to Eat in Kennebunkport

Our Kennebunkport restaurant scene is sensational, offering something for even the most discerning palate. Fresh, local seafood (of course) is abundant as is local craft beer, farm-to-table cuisine, and classic American fare! Cheers!

Located across the street from Goose Rocks Beach, The Tides Beach Club is a historic property with a festive vibe and the best cocktails in Kennebunkport. We recommend their outdoor tables with gorgeous views, but if you can get a seat at their lively bar, you’ll enjoy a classic Maine beach dining experience.

Just over the bridge from Dock Square, Batson River Tasting Room offers seasonal signature cocktails and their current lineup of craft beers along with a tempting selection of apps and light bites that are perfect for snacking and sharing. Enjoy on the outdoor decks or patio in summer.

Tucked within luxury resort, Hidden Pond, Earth offers an unforgettable culinary experience. Fresh, local ingredients are composed to create exceptional farm-to-table fare, in a beautiful setting. Reservations two weeks prior to your visit are recommended.

Delish “American Mexican” with authentic flavors, fresh ingredients, great cocktails and a tequila line-up that is not to be missed! Pedro’s is family-friendly and has great outdoor dining space.

The “wood-fired” difference that made The Lost Fire one of the most popular steakhouses in Maine is the freshest thing to happen to seafood since the lobster roll. Experience Casa Seventy Seven, Chef German Lucarelli’s latest culinary venue while enjoying spectacular views of Cape Porpoise Harbor.

You can get a steak in most Kennebunkport restaurants, but no one does beef like The Lost Fire. This unapologetically carnivorous establishment roasts every entree to perfection over an open flame with a generous helping of exceptional service. Children are welcome, but in our opinion, The Lost Fire is best for date night.

Located on a working pier, overlooking a boat-filled harbor and iconic Goat Island Light, Cape Pier Chowder House serves up fresh fried seafood, lobster rolls, steamed lobster dinner and of course, fresh chowder!

It doesn’t get more authentic New England than this. Just a few minutes away in Cape Porpoise, Nunan’s serves up the quintessential lobster dinner. Summer time is their busy time, so go early and bring cash as it’s their only accepted form of payment!