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Restaurants in Freeport
Despite all the outlet glitz of Freeport, a couple of small-town restaurants have persisted. For a quick and simple meal, you might head to the Freeport Cafe, 29 Route 1 (tel. 207/869-5113), for diner-style breakfasts and hearty sandwiches. The Lobster Cooker, 39 Main Street (tel. 207/869-5086), serves daily seafood, sandwich, and chowder specials on an outdoor patio with views of the shopping hordes; go for salmon, lobster, or crab.
For yet another option, try the Broad Arrow Tavern at the Harraseeket Inn.
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Brickyard Hollow
A newer entry on Freeport’s dining scene and one of four craft breweries to have popped up straddling the outlets, Brickyard Hollow sticks with crowd pleasers that make for an easy lunch during a day of retail therapy. The long menu of pizzas has something for everybody, from…$Around Town - Raw Bar
Freeport Oyster Bar
A welcoming spot for a bite between shops or an end-of-day happy hour right on Freeport’s main drag. Local bivalves are at the heart of the menu—the midcoast’s oyster-farming scene has exploded in the last decade—but you can also grab a top-notch lobster roll, a fancy grilled cheese…$$Around Town - Lobster
Harraseeket Lunch & Lobster
Next to a boatyard on the Harraseeket River, about a 10-minute drive from Freeport's busy shopping district, this lobster pound's picnic tables get crowded on sunny days -- although, with its little heated dining room, it's a worthy destination anytime. Point and pick out a lobster,…$$Around Town - American
Nighthawk’s Kitchen
Billed as “killer comfort food,” Nighthawk’s offers an eclectic menu with a southern influence. Standards include blackened fish tacos, cheesy corn fritters with hot honey, and a variety of riffs on buttermilk fried chicken. Be sure to try one of their “fair lemonades,” with flavors…$Around Town
