In Maine, those looking for complete solitude will certainly find it around more corners than they might expect. With a huge swath of the state covered in forest with very little built-up infrastructure, it’s not hard to claim a bit of space to enjoy with only your thoughts. But, one of the OTHER best things about the state is that we’ve got some pretty incredible food! A common misconception is that you need to make your way to one of the larger cities to enjoy it, but that’s (thankfully!) just not true. For a lovely dining experience, make your way to Weld to enjoy some of the best Maine nature and food you’ll find!
Kawanhee Inn is a beautiful place to spend the weekend, but it’s secretly got one of the best restaurants in Maine!
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Located on the shores of Webb Lake in Western Maine, the setting is one of the most beautiful in the state.
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And its off-the-beaten-path location makes it more special than the more easily accessed big names on the water in places like Portland and Camden.
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The dining room overlooks the lake, which means digging into a perfect meal with the beauty of nature surrounding you.
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And, we DO mean digging in!
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With special like pan seared Rainbow Trout with lemon parsley brown butter and a bacon wild mushroom garnish, you’ll be wishing you had room for more.
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And, we do recommend saving room for dessert.
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Because the only thing done better than the mains are the sweet delicacies that come afterwards!
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There’s both a main restaurant and a fun pub t enjoy at Kawanhee Inn & Restaurant.
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And we recommend making time for both once they’re open for the season.
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They’re located at 12 Annes Way in Weld / 207-585-2000.
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Check their website for opening times and their seasonal menu.
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Did you see this article about another of Maine’s most secluded restaurants? They only take postcards for reservations and (trust us!) it’s worth the stamp!
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