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There are worse places to enjoy a meal than in Maine. But, of course we all know that. Between the coastal seafood shacks and the five-star spots in larger towns and cities, whatever your budget and palette there’s something just for you. While we love thinking about the menus at these places, in Maine we have the benefit of being able to enjoy the surroundings just as much. This place is one of the most special, which is why it’s a favorite.

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The Kawanhee Inn and Restaurant is open Wednesday through Sunday from 5 p.m. to 9 p.m. They’re closed on Monday and Tuesday. You can learn more about the restaurant (and how to stay overnight!) by visiting their website. You can also follow them on Facebook. They can be reached on 207-585-2000.

There’s another restaurant tucked away that we love just as much. This hidden restaurant in Maine is surrounded by breathtaking views (and they’re extra-special in the fall!)

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