Morrison's Restaurant

Frommer's Review

Morrison's is a favorite with locals and travelers, and with good reason. It serves good food at a good price. It's a comfortable, rustic spot, with old wood floors, wood-splint baskets hanging from the ceiling, and moose antlers on the wall. The menu tends toward comfort food, with such selections as fettuccine with pesto, and beer-battered haddock (recommended). Other options include braised halibut in a dill cream sauce, and a sinful "Cape Islander" -- consisting of scallops and lobster in a velouté sauce sandwiched between halibut and salmon and served with hollandaise. Desserts are traditional: cheesecake, gingerbread, and a tart bumbleberry pie. Bus tours often stop here, and when they do the service can sometimes be aggravating.

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