While there’s tons of great dining in Maine’s larger cities, sometimes it’s well worth it to go farther afield. This little gem is located nearly two hours from Augusta, but you’ll be glad you ventured out once you get a taste of the delicious fare and a look at the scenery.
Rangeley Inn & Tavern is located northwest of Portland and Augusta, but is also far from the beaten path of Route 27. You’ll find it at 2443 Main Street, in Rangeley.
The Inn was built at the turn of the 20th century, and it’s both historic and beautiful.
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Visit during autumn months for stunning fall foliage around Haley Pond.
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Step inside the tavern and be enveloped by the cozy atmosphere.
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The menu at Rangeley Inn & Tavern is seasonal, and everything is locally sourced from farmers who focus on sustainable growing. The beet salad is a tasty way to start your dinner. It comes with roasted beets and fried goat cheese.
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The rustic cuisine here is hearty and flavorful. Everything on the menu is fabulous, but the grilled ribeye is perfect if you’re a steak lover.
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If you prefer something lighter, try the lemon-panko haddock. Caught right off the Gulf of Maine, it’s served with wild rice and sustainably-farmed seasonal vegetables.
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There’s no need to leave after dinner…stay overnight at the Inn! You’ll love the historic setting, attention to detail and excellent service here.
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Enjoy dinner at the tavern from 5 PM to 9 PM. It’s open every day except Wednesday through October 10th.
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For more information about the Inn and Tavern, visit the website.
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Watch for the winter dining series during winter months.
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If you’re looking for more places in Maine to explore this fall, check out these 11 day trips.
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