My husband and I stayed here for two days on Veteran's Day weekend. The owner is an ex-military wife, and all the customers that weekend were vets. We stayed in the Brook Bridge room and would gladly do so again. The room is gorgeous and spacious, with an entryway with a desk and a door to the garden area, followed by the bedroom and bath. The bed was a king size and the mattress very comfortable. The bath had plenty of hot water. Though we brought our own toiletries, they had the usual things in the room (shampoo, conditioner, soap, cotton puffs, Q-tips), plus bath salt. There is a Keurig coffee maker in the room with supplies for coffee. If you want something special, bring some K-cups along. The owner is congenial and makes you feel right at home...a real hostess. There are cookies and soda in the registration area, plus a microwave, a shared (among all the guests) mini fridge, and an electric kettle and teas. I brought some packets of hot chocolate and made it there in the morning. The breakfast is excellent. Remember, it's a bed and breakfast, so the owner is making the same breakfast for everyone, save food-isms. We had a breakfast sandwich the first morning (poached eggs, cheese (Gouda, I believe, but I could be wrong), spinach leaves, tomato, roasted English muffins...served with fresh fruit and grilled pineapple. The fresh fruit was originally supposed to include something I was allergic to, so the owner left out that ingredient for everyone to avoid cross-contamination. The second morning was French toast with poached pears and fresh blueberries. She doesn't put milk out, since most people don't drink it for breakfast these days, but ask if you want it. She'll pour you a glass! The first night we were there, my husband ordered up a couple of surprises: flowers in the room (they were lovely!) and a meat and cheese plate that was wonderful. There were three types of cheese, one meat, a hot pepper jelly, two types of crackers, and fresh seedless grapes. The jelly was so good, I asked for the name so I could buy some more for my husband. I also purchased a cookbook there, and it has some great recipes in it. The only negative I had about the place was that the site said there was a DVD player in the rooms, so I brought along some movies to watch with my husband in the evening. It turns out there was no DVD player, but they do have extensive cable, so we still had something to watch when we wanted to relax in the room. read more

This B&B is one of the best I have been to. The historic inn is lovely. The setting is great in that there are several nice restaurants in the small, attractive college town, and it is close to Portland as well as many outdoor recreation areas. The accommodations are comfortable and there is everything you could need. The owner is super friendly and helpful. Her breakfasts are amazing. My husband and I have stayed here at least once a year for the past 10+ years and have never had a complaint. Do not hesitate to book a room. read more

One of the best B&Bs I've ever been to. Amy and Matt are wonderful hosts. Affable, kind and accommodating. The rooms are immaculate. The bathrooms are immaculate. You get the sense that they both love what they do, and they manage their business like it's the most important thing in their lives, not a second choice weekend gig . They have all the accommodations that you need, from WIFI to TV, and the breakfasts are spectacular. We stayed for three nights. The place is quiet, you don't hear people making noise when they come in. We had the first floor suite and it had its own little vestibule down a half flight of stairs, and it was awesome because you couldn't hear anything. Just wait until you have the coffee! So good. We will be back for sure. read more

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My fiance and I had a lovely two nights in Pinecrest. We spent two nights in the Covington, and I absolutely loved the comfort and decor. It had a home-y feel without being too stuffy, as I find many other B&B's. Breakfast was absolutely amazing. While you don't get many options, they do ask ahead of time if there's any type of food you can't eat. Plus, everything they made us was stellar. The vanilla and almond whipped cream on the French toast was particularly memorable. Lastly, they are just so nice! They had a lot of great tips and suggestions of places to go. I would definitely plan on staying here again if I was anywhere nearby. read more

Our stay at the Pine Crest Inn was awesome!! The atmosphere is homey and comfortable, the suite was beautifully decorated and very clean, the breakfasts were delicious and deliciously presented, several amenities (toiletries/coffee) available in the suite and the yummiest homemade chocolate chip cookies for an evening snack in the common area. Kathy, the Inn Keeper, is very friendly and makes you feel at home, she loves the Inn, her guests and you will love her and the Inn too! Do not miss out! read more

This is my first B&B experience and it was terrific! Everything was very clean. The bed was queen size and comfortable. Each room has a specific style. Our's felt a little more nautical. Really yummy breakfast of eggs & bacon on a croissant. Will definitely stay again. We relaxed outside in the sun and swung on the swing in the morning before heading out. read more

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We had the pleasure of staying at the Pinecrest BB last weekend with family. We had a wedding in Portland and the B&B was about 10 minutes away. It was amazing! Kathy the proprietor was an excellent hostess. So friendly and accommodating. The home is beautiful and the breakfasts were terrific. We plan on returning. Soon!!! Thank you Kathy Brian & Judy Paxton MA read more

Delightful stay at Pinecrest Inn for a local wedding. The inn keeper is a doll and makes the most delicious breakfasts in the morning! Will absolutely go back if we are ever in the area again. read more

Unfortunately , we could not stay because my aging mother has covid . It's really unbelievable that they still charged her $50 for cancellation fee over a month away . read more

Alright, if you want AMAZING food, with a gorgeous but private and romantic atmosphere this is the place to check out. The food is made fresh daily with local ingredients bought the day of service. Their chef Jim is a miracle worker in the kitchen. The menu changes weekly (although the favorites still stay on) and they often have nightly local entertainment. They have an extensive wine list and a semi full bar that they keep adding to as customers request. The locals seriously come back every single week for this fare and I totally see why. The food is to die for! read more

LOVED IT! We had an incredible time at The Pine Crest Inn. It's very welcoming, charming and attractive. Our room (Room #1) was clean and the bed was very comfortable. We really loved the feel of it. The owners Amy and Matt were personable and enjoyable, and they are EXCELLENT cooks! Each day we awoke with yet another delicious breakfast. It was truly a joy to stay there and we will look for excuses to go back to Gorham just so we can stay at The Pine Crest Inn again. Thank you very much, Matt and Amy! I hope this post does justice to your beautiful bed & breakfast. You deserve it. :) read more

Recently, my sister, mother, and I stayed at Pine Crest. We each had our own rooms: Quincy, Hamilton, and Stoningham. All the rooms had private bathrooms and a generous amount of space. There's a great deal attention to detail. As the names of the rooms indicate, the house exudes charms of a different century (but with all the modern conveniences, like a Keurig in each room). The rooms are clean, clean, clean. And we all agreed, the beds were comfortable. Our group made a ritual of enjoying a glass of wine every evening in a small parlor located near the dining area. Loved the lamp light and expansive couches. Matt and Amy left us to enjoy one another's company, even though we would have enjoyed their company. They maintain a certain professional discretion, giving the place an extra attractive ambience. The inn provides privacy and sociability. It is however, BYOB. but they did provide a wine chiller! Amy and Matt were kind. They accommodated my mom's special needs. They also came up with gluten free breakfasts for me. (It was the first time I've had waffles in years). Matt took the time to create a gastronomical delight. He even said he would be happy to cook me a couple of eggs if I didn't like the waffles. They were fantastic! Also, we happened to be staying at Pine Crest when the town of Gorham held its annual Taste Walk. We went to 11 different restaurants for a taste. One place had a hot plate filled with bacon wrapped barbecued meatballs, left, unmanned in a corner as you walk through the front door. So people on the Taste Walk were all tangled in the entry of the restaurant. Very poor presentation, if you ask me. Several of the places on the Taste walk were unable to accommodate my Aunt, who uses a wheel chair (those places didn't get my vote). Then you go to Pine Crest. They served mashed potatoes in champagne glasses with 3 different toppings. Evidently the champagne cream sauce (hence the champagne glasses) was the big hit. I had the chili topping (gf). Then they offered a gin fizz drink for those of us old enough to sample. Pine Crest also had a 3 piece musical group. The atmosphere was jovial, kind of like they wanted people to enjoy themselves. And made the extra effort. I really liked the place. And, if I do travel to Maine again, I would choose Pine Crest without hesitation. read more

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When looking for a local getaway, I have frequently visited the Inn on Peaks. From now on, I would have to say that the PineCrest Inn will be my go to place. I learned about this bed and breakfast through a review in the Portland Press Herald praising their restaurant, 91 South. Dinner was very good, but I found that it was the room, the breakfast, and the innkeepers that really made PineCrest so special. I stayed in the Gorham, and the room was very well decorated and comfortable. The breakfast in the morning was nothing short of spectacular. Those visiting a loved one at the university would be well served to spend a few nights at PineCrest. read more

This place was the highlight of my weekend. While it's not a short drive from Portland, it was certainly worth the drive. PineCrest offers an outstanding value for those interest in the greater Portland area. The service was excellent, but what made it even better was Matt, the innkeeper/pianist/cook/concierge -- he really does it all and does a fantastic job. I stayed in the Quincy. It was simple with minimal frills and even more minimal floral patterns -- thank God. As Matt puts it, "no grandma exploded" in any of his rooms, a sentiment that I heartily agree with. The breakfast was superb but a bit early for me. I really didn't want to get out of bed at 8a on my vacation, especially since the Sebago Brewing Co. is right around the corner. Having said that, I don't think this is the norm. Also, I would suggest their weekly Friday night dinners. The food was quite affordable and definitely one of the best meals I had while in the area. Thanks for everything Matt and Amy! read more

We loved our dinner here! Excellent service and presentation of our food was worthy of a high end place. We were the last peril to leave and have to say it was taught to get up. Aside from the AC blowing in my face - it's a five star. read more

A quiet gem in bed & breakfast that's open to the public for dinner. Well crafted food made from local ingredients by a chef who seems to care about his kitchen. The menu is carefully chosen with a nice variety of apps, salads & mains. The wine prices are realistic and the selection is very good. There are nights with live music. Gorham has few decent places to eat, so this is a nice addition. read more

Hands down fantastic! Kathy the inn keeper is a sweetheart. Makes you feel right at home. Not to mention she is an outstanding cook (breakfasts are yummy yummy)! Very clean and well kept! My husband and I came up for a concert and was so happy to find this gem. Great location! We will be staying here again soon read more

The most welcoming, cozy yet elegant, understated sophistication as far as B&Bs go. Ive stayed in high end b&bs like the white barn inn and although it was beautiful and worth every penny, this is pretty close in over all experience at half if not 1/3 to 1/4 the price depending on the season. Food is amazing. Wine is very eclectic and reasonably priced. The inn keepers husband and wife team are welcoming and so charming. The rooms are immaculate and amenities plentiful. Weekend wine tastings to rival new york city wine bars. I fell in love with this place. read more

Can I rate this Inn more than 5 stars? I would if I could! My hubby and I stayed here October 13 and 14 and wished we never had to leave. From the moment we pulled into the parking lot, we were in love. The house is truly grand with the most beautiful autumnal decorations greeting us on the front porch and steps. Autumn is all its beauty, simple and yet elegant, were incorporated all throughout the house. Kathy greeted us like an old friend. Upon check in, she showed us the water for tea, the cookie jar, the snacks and drinks (honor system $1 each), the library of books to read during your stay, the basket of menus, the basket of apples...everything so well thought out. Then to our room, The Gorham...what a beautiful room, so large, with a daybed for resting. The bed was so comfortable as well as the pillows. And breakfast...everything was absolutely amazing and fresh. Day 1: French toast with fresh bananas and blueberries, accompanied by sausage links and baked peach slices and fresh blueberries. Day 2: omelet was made to order with choice of ingredients accompanied by fresh fruit and bacon. The coffee/tea/breakfast bar was totally and thoroughly thought out. Everything you could think of was on that bar. I have always wanted to own a B & B...if I could...it would be exactly like the Pinecrest Inn. There is a sign that hangs in the foyer: "Enter as Strangers, Leave as Friends". That is exactly how we felt. Thank you Kathy for sharing your beautiful Inn and home with us. read more

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Over book their rooms then say it is your problem even though you booked months ago. No customer service. If it wasn't for their location they would be out of business. read more

Business travelers steer clear. This B&B is very particular and strict with their check in times + rules in general. No leniency is to be had when you have to work late and miss their 3 hour check in window. You loose your room + deposit. No ifs, ands or buts. Accommodating they are not, especially when its last minute. I would have hated to be on vacation and had a flight delay, a car emergency, an unexpected anything that would have made me come outside the window. No keys for you! I've traveled many b&b's around the country for my work and have never experienced such inflexibility. Boo. read more

This place epitomizes "expect the unexpected" and I don't mean that in the best of ways. My gf and I got to the Inn on a Friday evening, and the place is exactly what you would expect from a family run Inn in Maine. Both Matt and Amy seemed very friendly and we were expecting good things from our stay. That night we went to their restaurant and that is when the problems began. My gf checked into yelp and was awarded "a free glass of wine" (for whatever reason). Our server got the manager Matt, because she had never seen that deal before (understandable), and Matt seemed a bit confused by it as well, but he did give us a glass of wine (great). We ordered some salads which were quite tasty, then (since I wasn't hungry) my gf was the only one who ordered a main course. The salmon came out and it was flat out raw on the inside (Matt said it was supposed to be cooked that way since the fish was so fresh). I was ok with that explanation but my gf was completely against it and told Matt as much*. He got us a new plate of food and all was cooked correctly. Matt was super generous and even gave us the whole meal on the house. I think this was a very nice thing for him to do and had every intention of giving Pinecrest 5 stars on yelp.** Anyway moving onto the service in other parts of the hotel... Their stated policy for replacing towels is like: "If you want to reuse your towels hang them up and if you want new towels put them in the tub/on the floor" (or something like that). On Saturday after we both showered I hung up one towel and put the other on the sink. Later we got back and both towels had been hung up (aka neither were cleaned). So far so good, I have no problem with her not replacing the towel that was on the sink, even though it was not hung up. On Sunday after showering, my gf put both towels in the trash can labeled "Recycling" (for some reason she thought this can was a laundry bin). Both towels clearly needed to be cleaned (we had been to the beach on Friday and Saturday) and, even though they were neither on the floor nor in the tub, we were expecting them to be replaced, because they most definitely were not "hung up" either. Guess what happened when we got back that afternoon? They had both been hung up. So my gf went in search of Amy to get new towels, Amy wasn't around, so she called Amy asking her why the towels weren't replaced. In the meantime my gf found the supply closet and got us some new towels. Later Amy called us back and left a voicemail saying "we don't replace towels everyday and yesterday your towels were on the sink, so I just hung them up.... Today your towels were in the trash can, since they weren't on the floor nor in the tub, I figured you wouldn't mind if they were hung back up...." When I heard this voice mail my jaw almost hit the floor, because that just seems like one of the most ridiculous things ever. If anything the towels being in a "trash can" (her words mind you) should very clearly signal that we want new towels. And the fact they weren't replaced is completely unacceptable to me and kind of goes against their stated policy regarding when towels will be replaced. Sadly the story doesn't end there though, my gf called Amy back and told her that everything was fine, that she had found new towels in the supply closet, and Amy sounded outraged that my gf would go into a room labeled "private" even if it was just to get some new towels which should have been replaced in the first place. All in all the experience was rather a negative one, since very good service weighted against very bad service does not equal ok service. As a side note, in another review you commented that, "As an innkeeper you set policies and procedures..."I am not being unreasonable when I say: if you are going to have a stated policy (aka "if towels are hung up, then...") you have to live by them. You are not allowed to disregard them at your convenience, and as a customer I don't feel entitled when I say we deserve clean towels. *As feedback: In my experience, Fish, Pork and Chicken tend to be served in the Medium-Well to Well-done range at restaurants (or at least the server will ask you how you want your fish/pork prepared just like for Beef). I realize that Salmon is one of the fish that can be served Med-Rare or Med (note ours was at best cooked Rare), but in the future if something like Fish, or Pork is going to be cooked to a certain temperature (Rare, Med-Rare, Med) you probably should put that fact on the menu. My gf won't eat undercooked fish, and I don't blame her for sending it back, since a lot of people won't eat rare fish. **Matt if you are reading this, please keep giving this level of service, I really appreciate it and I wish things had turned out slightly differently and that I could give you only a positive review, but I have to be honest in my experience. read more

The PineCrest was a nice place to stay during our getaway weekend in Portland. Matt took the time to show us a few of the less-traveled hiking destinations, and we had a great time. Some thoughts on the Inn: Breakfast: Fairly early (8:30-9:30), you don't get any options, but the food was very, very good...among the better breakfasts I've had in a while. Restaurant/Bar: A tad misleading, the restaurant/bar is really just a room in the house where they serve you dinner if you want it. We didn't eat, but if it's anything like the breakfast I'm sure it's great. Don't go expecting a "real" bar/restaurant, but it did look nice and intimate. The Room: Was wonderful. Tasteful decor, comfy bed, but the real kicker is the fireplace - perfect for winter, and pretty damn sexy. Hospitality: Meh. The staff seemed nice enough, but didn't give us a tour and then got a little aggravated when we stored a bottle of wine in the "bar's" wine cooler instead of in the secret guest refrigerator. Interactions were generally awkward. Whatever. We don't go on getaway weekends to make new friends anyway... Price: Totally affordable, probably a bit cheaper than average. Portland: Pretty awesome. Good food, cool shops, it has a bit of an old-money 'funded by NYC' stench, but what quaint New England town doesn't... Coffee: The Gorham Grind is right up the street and totally fantastic. Overall: If you're not the type to get bent out of shape when the innkeeper chastises you for failing to clean your plate, then I'd definitely recommend the PineCrest for your next weekend in Portland. read more

What a gem! This beautiful inn gives a nod to the past without living there, so you get luxuriously updated rooms, along with a cozy sitting room and breakfast area. Speaking of breakfast, yum! Eggs with tomatoes and ham on a croissant. Perfectly cooked. So good. There's also a bar, and I believe a restaurant for dinner if you're there in season, which October isn't. The fixtures and finishes are impeccably kept, with wood floors gleaming and everything spotlessly sparkling. Definitely plan to stay here. read more

You can go into Portland and pay more for less of a meal, but why? As always 91 South is our go to spot for dinner with friends. A nice clean, tight menu with super fresh food cooked well. A outstanding wine list, price reasonably. Staff that is attentive and knows the food and the wine. Handcrafted dinners, live music (jazz guitarist), Sweet! read more

We had such a great time here! Our room was beautiful and clean. Breakfast was delicious both days, but we will be coming bake for Amy's stuffed french toast! Thank you Matt and Amy, we had a wonderful 1st anniversary stay! read more

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Fantastic dinner & evening with friends. Would have given it 5 stars except for the expense of the cocktails. They were excellent but small & overpriced - $12 is exorbitant. For the size they should have been no more than $8. We will be back, though . read more

Great spot! Dinner was fresh and delicious, I especially loved the caramel banana dessert. The inn is immaculate and rooms very comfortable with modern bedding and decorations instead of the antique-ish furnishings usually found at a B&B. If I had one 'complaint' it would be that breakfast is served from 8:30-930- small window if you are away relaxing for the weekend and want to sleep late. Loved it I would definitely go back. Thanks Matt & Amy read more

What an amazing place! I spent a weekend here and it was absolutely perfect. Close enough to the city to get there in 20 mins yet far enough away so things like parking isn't an issue. The hosts are amazing and the breakfasts, oh my god the breakfasts! I had blueberry and raspberry stuff croissants one morning and an egg scramble the next. Absolutely delicious! The room I stayed in upon the third floor was tucked away perfectly and the bed was so comfortable. Seriously, absolutely no complaints here. I see why they've gotten awards for excellence. Perfect getaway. read more

We ate at 91 South last night and it could not have been better. The Chef greeted us when we arrived and it was uphill from there. We sat on the closed in porch in the rear and it set the perfect atmosphere for a relaxing evening of dining. The food presented was exactly as described. I thoroughly enjoyed the Atlantic Salmon with a honey glaze on a bed of fingerling potatoes. The homemade fettuccini pasta with shrimp, kale and cherry tomatoes dish, which was shared by my dining partners, was also perfectly cooked and delicious. The service at 91 South was "spot on". 91 South Restaurant is located inside the beautiful PineCrest Inn which is within walking distance of the downtown area. We highly recommend 91 South for a special dining experience. Reservations are suggested on some nights since the dining seating is limited and the Inn hosts some special groups on occasion. read more

Great find! We were in town visiting family but our experience definitely made our getaway into a vacation. I figured a local business could use the business more than a hotel and I was so happy to find Pinecrest. The staff was helpful and friendly, the food was divine, and our room was beautiful. I loved that there were bath salts in the bathroom- thank you! We will definitely look forward to returning the next time there is no room at my sister's... read more

I am astonished to read positive reviews about this Inn. Are we talking about the same place ?? Warm, friendly, charming hosts ?! Not our experience! The good things - clean place, pleasant room, and appropriate amenities were there. Okay things - breakfasts were decent, but lacked any choice. I suppose they do it this way to save money, but frankly, a buffet would likely have cost them less. We left food on our plates, as did everyone around us. Dinner was promising, except that our order was forgotten (they comped us a couple of glasses of wine - to their credit). My pork was rare. The waiter indicated it would be almost well done. I couldn't eat it and left it. Most dishes were just so - so. The bad things - Total lack of hospitality. The atmosphere was rule - bound and tense. From the get - go, Matt, the owner, gave us the impression he was doing us a favour, letting us stay at his place. He was never friendly and sometimes was just downright rude. Amy welcomed us, smiled, and introduced herself. At the same time, she was tense and very stressed and was enforcing the rules that I suspect her husband wrote. I think Matt needs to rethink his occupation. "The customer is always right"is not his motto and simple human friendliness and compassion are not qualities he is familiar with. read more

Our two night stay at the PineCrest Bed & Breakfast Inn was more perfect than I could have ever imagined. At the time of our stay the associated restaurant was closed, but the breakfast, served by Amy, was superb. I loved every intricate detail that Matt and Amy put into their B&B to make this the perfect getaway destination. From the chocolates on the pillows to their extensive movies selection aa well as the free log for the fireplace and the fun board game selection, every minute of your stay can be as cozy, romantic, fun and as entertained as possible. The Quincy was a beautiful room which was clean, well taken care of and quiet. Best of all, Matt and Amy are the most gracious hosts, who are willing to make excellent dining or sightseeing suggestions as well have a simple conversation, if you are looking for it. We would recommend PineCrest to anyone looking for a place to stay anywhere in New England and definitely plan to return again ourselves! read more

This place is incredible. It is very apparent how much thought and care the innkeepers Matt & Amy put into their inn and their guests. The room was very comfortable, very clean, and beautifully decorated, as was the rest of the inn. You really feel like you're at home, while also having your privacy. Everything about breakfast was delicious. If you're looking for a quiet and relaxing place to stay, that's also somewhat close to Portland, you'll be very satisfied here. read more

My husband and I came up with a great gift for my parents for Christmas. We thought that we would get a gift certificate for my parents to stay at the local B&B that they enjoy and visit often. I emailed the PineCrest. I got no reply. Then I called. I got no call back. My husband went to the B&B and was told by the front desk that they would have to ask the manager and wait for a call. No call. One of the first rules of business is do not make it difficult for your customers to give you money! I am appalled by the customer service. I would not mind if the response was that they were unable to sell us a gift certificate but to make no effort to contact us at all is frustrating. I wanted to give money to a local business instead of a chain hotel and they are making it next to impossible. read more

We've been trying to figure out how we can clone restaurant 91 South, located in the PineCrest Inn in Gorham, Maine, and bring it to our home base in California. By the way, speaking from experience, the PineCrest is a top-notch bed and breakfast run by Matt and Amy Mattingly, hard-working owners who always succeed in making your comfort their priority. Having made reservations well in advance, our party of four had the pleasure of dining at 91 South on August 30th, ordering from a menu noted for the Week of August 30th. Taking from the descriptions on the menu, we started with (1) Shaved Brussels and Red Cabbage Salad with Toasted Walnuts, Pancetta, Pecorino, Local Honey, EVO and Pistachio Oil; (2) Pan Dowdy, a dish made with olive and date, warm brie, caramelized onion, apricot confit and duck fat crouton; and (3) Cajun Shrimp Bisque, the soup du jour. Entrees were (1) Scallops in a green tea curry, pan seared and served over a sweet and spicy fresh melon "kimchi" with coconut sticky rice; (2) Lobster Farro, a dish made with Farro, Acini pasta, black trumpet, mitaki, bacon, dashi broth, asparagus and arugula; (3) Steak 91, a Chef's Selected Steak, served medium rare with a pea shoot soba salad and Indonesian Gremolata, Shiso, cucumbers, tomato, and pickled watermelon; and (4) Buttermilk chicken schnitzel and spaetzle, made with spaetzle, baby spinach, tomato, olive, lemon, and caper sauce. If this all sounds too complicated for you, don't try to figure it out. Just call 207-839-5843 for reservations from Thursday through Saturday evening and your taste buds will take it from there. A full bar and extensive wine list partner well with the lovely ambiance and reasonable prices, and you can always expect to be delighted with the unexpected from Chef Noah Gaston. We give FIVE STARS for our dining experience at 91 South. www.pinecrestmaine.com read more

We spent two lovely nights at this B&B during our New England trip in October. At first we wanted to find a B&B in Portland but they were all full. We were glad, however, we chose this lovely B&B. It is about thirty minutes drive from Portland but we ended up traveling north and south more than to Portland anyways. Plus I am glad that we did not pay the double of the price for a less quality B&B in Portland. Overall, the prices for room/breakfast are reasonable here. The room we stayed in had the bathroom in the hallway (but private for us). It was not a problem at all since there was nobody walking around in the hallways. The room was nicely decorated (so was the bathroom) and every detail was thought of. The bed was not very comfortable but we might feel it that way since we recently upgraded our own bed in our house :). Breakfast was delicious. Everybody gets the same breakfast (unless you have a dietary restriction). I think it is fine and it was truly delicious but they might provide a basket of pastries next to coffee/tea for those of us who do not feel full after the breakfast. We decided to eat out one night and at the B&B the other night. It was very delicious! The food was good and the wine prices are very reasonable. I strongly recommend having at least one night dinner at this place. There was wi-fi (supposedly) but we could not get it in our room. read more