The new issue of Down East has an article about Maine’s place in doughnut history complete with a list of some of the state’s standout “iconic doughnut shops”. Included in the list in Portland’s very own Tony’s Donut Shop.
Category: Reviews
Armory Lounge
The Armory Lounge received 3½ stars from this week’s Taste & Tell review in the Maine Sunday Telegram.
“A refuge from the rain and the raining blows of the economic news, this upscale bar also serves a customer a plate of good food.”
Hot Suppa!
The USM Free Press has reviewed Hot Suppa!. “When I mention the words Hot Suppa, I’m disappointed when people don’t know what I’m referring to, I am talking about the one and only Hot Suppa, an eatery I’ve come to appreciate, located on Congress street a little ways up from Longfellow Square.”
Vignola
Portland Magazine has reviewed Vignola.
Moran's Market
The Press Herald has reviewed the hot buffet at Moran’s Market.
“Shepherd’s pie, for me, is often a double-edged sword.”
Moran’s Market
The Press Herald has reviewed the hot buffet at Moran’s Market.
“Shepherd’s pie, for me, is often a double-edged sword.”
Kim's Sandwich & Cafe
This week’s Portland Phoenix has reviewed the banh mi sandwiches at Kim’s.
“It’s not easy to explain how pleasant it is to walk into Kim’s. The proprietress keeps up an effortlessly friendly banter. The back of the store offers the designer clothes Sarah Palin favors, but at low prices. The lunch available up front costs half of the typical sandwich in this town.”
Kim’s Sandwich & Cafe
This week’s Portland Phoenix has reviewed the banh mi sandwiches at Kim’s.
“It’s not easy to explain how pleasant it is to walk into Kim’s. The proprietress keeps up an effortlessly friendly banter. The back of the store offers the designer clothes Sarah Palin favors, but at low prices. The lunch available up front costs half of the typical sandwich in this town.”
The Great Lost Bear
1:00 a.m. Curfew has reviewed The Great Lost Bear.
“The servers, who are quick with anything you need, seem to have that I’m-not-stoned-but-people-who-are-think-I’m-rad sort of vibe. Customers love it there.”
The Breakfast Club
The Breakfast Club has posted an explanation (“we don’t all live close enough to meet for breakfast each and every week anymore.”) for their six month silence on the toast, eggs and coffee to be had in Portland. They do promise to restart writing reviews “hopefully sometime in the near future”.