Here in Maine, we know a thing or two about history and hospitality. You’ll find loads of both when you set foot inside the Palace Diner, the oldest of its kind in the entire state. Established in 1927, this historic gem has been serving up made-to-order entrees, hot cups of coffee, and endless local flair for decades. It’s the kind of place where you’ll immediately feel right at home, even if you’ve never visited before. Curious to learn more? Here’s everything to know about the Palace in Biddeford, Maine’s oldest diner.

Note: the inside of the Palace Diner is currently off-limits due to COVID-19. Thankfully, though, you can still order some delicious takeout

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Have you ever visited the Palace Diner in Biddeford, Maine? If so, we’d love to hear all about your experiences there! What’s your favorite thing on the menu? For more information, you can visit the official Palace Diner website (and click here to check out their takeout menu) or follow along on Facebook and Instagram. Happy dining!

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