Get a poke bowel. I like tuna and salmon with a heaping of rice, crispy onions, seaweed, and more. Get a strawberrry Calpico to wash it down.
It's relatively empty during off-peak hours so it's a great place to power up devices (they have chargers) and get some work done -- if you have a ticket.
It's a Starbucks with everything that Starbucks has except the employees are friendlier.
After five years of trips to Portland, I finally made it. Start with oysters. Get a dozen -- two of each different type from Maine. Have a lobster stew. Continue with a lobster roll.
The pot is great and they can make it as spicy as you want. If you go for the weakest, it still builds to a burn. Get a soup to counter that. Great addition to the area. Will be back.
Should have taken more photos, but everything was great ... except the cocktails. Excellent steak and sides with a big enough dessert for three to share.
There's so much here -- golf, pools, boat rides, and food -- that it's hard to know what to tell you about. If you have to pick a resort here, you can't go wrong with this one
I have always wanted to see the best Techno Gym equipment on the market and they have it here. Go early -- 5:30 or 6 AM -- before more travelers trickle in
Not crowded at all when I stopped by mid-week for a swim. It's heated and you can get drinks delivered from the bar
The Our Burger is great if you're starving after an early flight. The kitchen staff is the friendliest -- they apologized that breakfast had just ended when I visited.
The focus here is on keeping what you have as opposed to overdoing it with crowns. The team there is very friendly and the dentists pay close attention to possible problems.
It's really popular and the pastries go quickly so they are very fresh. My go to is anything cream filled. The coffee is piping hot. More seating is needed.
When they're in season, I love the lobster rolls. The shareables are great if you like to try a lot at once with a group. They need some pre-built burger options.
It's a grocery store with a diner-like seating area. Order at the counter; food is brought to the table. Delicious all-day breakfast menu includes biscuits with sausage gravy and hash browns.
There are a number of local businesses to visit here -- from a take-out seafood place to a diner with a gallery, movie theater, and more. Be sure to shop local!
Mass on Christmas Eve is a tad on the early side, but it's packed. Arrive on the early side. Top notch choir that I hope to hear again soon.
French, tapas, a steakhouse and more all right behind security. Meals are quickly prepared and tasty. The line at Starbucks is often long.
This used to be Campfire Grille and now, it has no dance floor, one less wall, and many pizzas on the menu. I like to make my own, but I almost went with a steak one. Live music is new and fun too.
Yes, there are groceries, but in U F O (next door), there's a great selection of liquor and beer -- craft beers from Maine, geeky wines, and more. Ice cream in the back during the summer.
It moved, but it’s faster to get through and JetBlue employees will always randomly check to see if you’re okay. Great service!
It’s weird eating a steak with a plastic knife, but it’s worth it. The ribeye cooked medium with butter was great. I wish we had another 20 minutes for dessert.
Craft beers, baked clams, and enormous lobster rolls are just some of my favorites. Don't forget to spring for the bread before the food arrives. It's worth it.
Find Chris and take his advice on boots. Way better than guessing what to get on the website. Also, a more fun experience.
This used to be where up and coming tennis greats stayed before playing the Open at Forest Hills Stadium. You can see into the lobby, but it’s a co-op now.
