One of my favorites is "The Oarweed" in Perkins Cove, Ogunquit. I especially like their "Baked Stuffed Haddock" It is stuffed with lobster meat and comes with their Twice Baked Cheddar Potato. -g.f. Someone wrote: >Does anyone have suggestions for great eating in Ogunquit? Thanks in >advance.
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Eating in Ogunquit?
Someone wrote: >Does anyone have suggestions for great eating in Ogunquit? Thanks in >advance. I'd suggest actually going a bit further up the coast, to Wells Beach. Lords is the best restaurant in the area. Brian Charles Kohn [email removed] RAB QS-LA #Q01926 "Hope, not fear, is the best advocate of action." (As always...speaking only for myself...)
On 04 Jun 1998 20:55:50 EDT, [email removed] (Brian Charles Kohn) wrote: >I'd suggest actually going a bit further up the coast, to Wells Beach. >Lords is the best restaurant in the area. Lord's Steak House (not to be confused with the original Lord's) out on Rt 1, is pretty good too, But above all else, I love the fried fish at Jake's, which is on Rt 1 near the Ogunquit/Wells line. When in Ogunquit, I recommend Bread and Roses bakery for a continental breakfast. JP3 John Polcari [email removed] ---------- "I hate quotations"- Ralph Waldo Emerson
Charles D. wrote: > > Brian K. wrote: > >Someone wrote: > >>Does anyone have suggestions for great eating in Ogunquit? Thanks in > >>advance. > > > >I'd suggest actually going a bit further up the coast, to Wells Beach. > >Lords is the best restaurant in the area. > > In Wells, we usually eat at Billy's Chowder House. Great lobster > rolls. The fried clams are also excellent. I like my clam chowder > to be somewhat thicker and creamier than theirs, but I like my chowder > to be very heavy. The onion rings are also excellent. > > Chuck Demas > Needham, Mass. > > -- > I agree. The food is great. Just be careful, this is NOT the Billy's in Perkins Cove. It is on Mile Rd. about 1/2 mile off rte 1. Larry