Worth a Visit

Chute's Family Restaurant

Michelle’s favorite hometown breakfast. Chute’s serves up a hearty country breakfast and would be a great spot for the morning after the wedding. Make sure to call ahead and place your name on the waitlist before you go in. Michelle and each of her siblings have worked at Chute’s throughout the years.

Portland Old Port

The Old Port is home to too many restaurants to name, quirky shops, specialty store fronts, and a handful of museums. It's hard NOT to find something to do in this busy little city. We'll share some of our favorites, but don't be afraid to bundle up and walk around downtown!

The Great Lost Bear

A favorite date night spot for Michelle & Ryan. This is the place to be to sample LOTS of craft beers and a huge menu for any food craving. HIGHLY recommend the dirty wings.

Duckfat

The Holy Donut

Trust us, they're worth it. Pre-order to avoid the lines. HIGHLY reccommend the Dark Chocolate Sea Salt and Blueberry Lemon Glaze.

Novare Res Bier Cafe

Rising Tide Brewing Company

Delicious beer options indoor and outdoor seating, and a permanent food truck residency from Fire & Co. Get their famous woodfire pizza!

Casco Bay Lines

Take the mail run or the sunset cruise. Make sure to grab a beverage to enjoy on the ride and maybe bring a blanket to keep warm while you sit on the deck.

Fort Williams Park

Even in October the coast of Maine is beautiful. Fort Williams Park is a good way to get in some gorgeous lighthouse/ocean views as well as visit some of Maine's military history.

Freeport Outlets

If you’d like to get some shopping in- Freeport is the place to be! A little ways outside of Portland, but worth the drive for LLbean and some good deals.

Maine Beer Company

If you head to Freeport try out the tasting room and Maine Beer Co. so so many delicious offerings.

Wolfe's Neck Woods State Park

One of our favorite parks to walk through the woods, right on the coast.