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The Coplin Dinner House

4.6 (43 reviews)
Closed • 4:30 pm - 8:30 PM

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Lobster bisque and Caesar salad w/ white anchovies (kinda fishy but still good), My wife got the filet and I got the scallop carbonara (some of the best scallops and pasta I've ever had), and then got the desert to go. Chocolate torte and lemon goat cheese cake. Everything was amazing and we are glad we made the 30 minute drive while vacationing in Rangeley.

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Gina F.

What a lovely setting in a lovely part of Maine. Not at all crowded on a Thursday night (well the tiny bar was Packed). After 5 consecutive days of hiking this was our choice for a dinner out. The wine list is extensive; 18 reds and 17 Whites. I live in NYC and not many places have that (and i get around). Long cocktail list too, featuring local spirits. Had a vodka and cucumber drink, didn't finish it. On to the food... again quite a long menu with a lot of variety but I found that many of the dishes had either dairy/cheese/gluten or meat in them even if poultry or fish. If you are selective or picky it can Make things tricky. All I wanted was some clean fish or seafood but they all had one or 2 of the above in them. Opted for a variety of apps. Our sever was friendly and knowledgeable about the menu but not at all about the wine. She actually made a comment about not "being able to taste them". I hope that's not policy bc the server should absolutely try and know every wine. The lobster bisque, an absolute indulgence for me was mediocre. Mostly tasted like cream, no discernible seafood flavor. The foie gras app was overpowered by the balsamic reduction and banana bread. Diner rolls were served warm and with butter, a nice touch. Last item was a grilled asparagus salad with one of their fresh eggs. It was nice. Just nice. Dessert menu also long! Yeah. Had the strawberry shortcake, a large biscuit with macerated strawberries and huge dollop of whip cream. I ate the whole thing and was so full I couldn't finish my wine. I would come again bc it's a nice place with lots of variety, not everything hits the mark.

Heidi Donovan, Co-Owner, at the bar.

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11 years ago

This is our favorite restaurant in the Sugarloaf area. Creative, fresh and amazing cuisine plus awesome service.

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The Quarry - Amuse bouche

The Quarry

4.8(23 reviews)
46.5 mi

I personally had low expectations, due to our experiences here in Maine, my wife was VERY…read moreexcited.... WELL let me tell you, it's safe to assume the restaurant is awesome if they win a James Beard award!!! So food, service and ambiance .... Food - Everything we had was awesome! I think you can say it is an 8 course diner including the roll with the whipped maple butter. You're given a few options for your appetizer, entree and desert, while the rest of the courses are standard for the night. I believe the menu, at least in part, changes thru-out the year. All of the dishes were a good size for a bigger menu. Flavors, textures and seasonings for each dish were very thoughtfully crafted, the effort and love is unmistakeable. Our meal was about 3 hours and it really didn't feel like it, everyone left full!!! It's priced at $115 per person, not including drinks or gratuity. Well worth it! Service - while the service was good, our server was prompt and mindful of drink refills as well as getting the order correct, however my one criticism of our dinner was that the service did not meet the standard of dining like this. At this level, you're paying for more, food costs more so the gratuity costs more and the expectation is higher for BOTH! No-one is okay paying for a BMW and getting a KIA. There really is an art and expertise needed to work as a server for a high end restaurant, you cannot serve people like your working at the Olive Garden. It reflects poorly on the restaurant when one of the team doesn't preform to meet the standard, and can affect the dining experience. We didn't care but certainly an area for improvement.... maybe just an off night. Ambiance - the restaurant is tastefully decorated, clean, plain and very spacious. It's not a $30 million building with fancy marble, it's got a small town feel and very comfortable. They don't have the tables packed in there. No-one likes getting their chair kicked or elbow rubbed while eating... Towards the end of the meal we met the chef and owner lulu, who was so down to earth, easy to talk to and very humble... such a nice person. If you're looking for quality fine dining in Maine then I absolutely recommend you make a reservation and take a drive. The Quarry is absolutely a hidden gem.

We finally made it! And it definitely was worth it. Stellar dinner where there are no stars for…read moremany miles around. The hospitality is well worth their Beard award. The staff was perfect, lovely owner always makes the rounds and the porch provides a lakeside view. Every dish was delicious and well plated. Dietary preferences are followed. It took 3 hours for the prix fixe menu to be served so be prepared.

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The Quarry - Adorable cabin put up by the restaurant's owners.

Adorable cabin put up by the restaurant's owners.

The Quarry - Tomato soup

Tomato soup

The Quarry - Chocolate Torte with whipped cream and strawberries

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Chocolate Torte with whipped cream and strawberries

The Nest - Short Rib Chili Bowl

The Nest

5.0(3 reviews)
13.9 mi

When I go skiing I don't expect to have a beautiful lunch. Typically I grab an overpriced pizza…read moreslice at the base cabin. All that changed at Nest. This is placed off the top of a ski lift. When you enter you see a beautiful room, filled with yellow tables and chairs, and huge windows to see the rest of the mountain. It's warm, inviting, and great for groups. We were all impressed by how stunning the place looked as we walked in. I came with a group of 6 people after a morning of skiing. We were cold, hungry, and ready to eat. Nest more than met our expectations. We had an assortment of cocktails, cocoas, chilis, and sandwiches. I personally loved the Cubano sandwich. It is huge! I recommend sharing with a friend. It's not like a typical Cubano, but it's a fun twist. The bread was a perfect texture and the dijon mustard added great flavor. I was impressed by how well plated the food was for being on a ski mountain. Cocktails were good, but pricey. Hot cocoas were cheaper and more delicious! Overall the food was awesome, great for sharing, and reasonably priced. I don't ski at Saddleback often, but when I come back I will make a point to stop for lunch again. High recommend!

Nestled in one of the friendliest, most customer oriented ski areas ever, The Nest is a ski in, ski…read moreout mountainside restaurant and bar located at 3,620 feet over the Rangeley valley and providing great cuisine for Saddleback ski resort customers. You can't drive here. You can ski or snowmobile. You're greeted by a stark wooden building with a truly green roof off the trails. Once you walk inside, it's a totally different story. Some is the most gorgeous mountain views in the East, with Rangeley Lake in the background, Mount Washington to the West, Sugarloaf Mountain to the North, and an upscale, modern and welcoming place. The beer selection is ample although only cans - kind of hard to get kegs 2,000 feet up - and the menu is quite extensive - from ramen to a delightful recreation of a Cuban Sandwich - an enormous serving. Definitely a great place to eat while T Saddleback.

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The Nest - Hot Cocoa

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Easy Street Lounge - More interior

Easy Street Lounge

4.7(24 reviews)
66.6 mi
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I love weird bars--they're my favorite. For a while I thought there weren't any to be had around…read morecentral Maine. Enter Easy Street. I would love to know where they get the decor for this place. I'd imagine a lot of flea markets (fabulous ones)? It's hard to pick my favorite decor item because there are so many, but it's somewhere between the chairs shaped like hands and the giant silver octopus tentacle under the T.V. Ooo and the corner with all the clowns! Drinks are strong and cheap. The bartenders are friendly. There's a patio, but it's a bit small. There are plenty of comfy chairs/couches. They have live music pretty often, so if that's your thing, you'll be happy there on weekend nights. The only thing is the space is kind of small for live music, so it can get really loud. This is an excellent chill option if you're in Hallowell and want to skip bars that tend to get a bit fratty like The Quarry Taproom. Highly recommend!

I don't get to spend a lot of tine in Hallowell anymore since I moved away from the area in 2010,…read morebut it seems as though every time I do, we somehow end up at Easy Street. Friends of ours wanted to play some pool after we had dinner nearby at Lucky Garden, so we did exactly that. It was a slow night and no one was waiting for the table, so we played about 4 or 5 games and had a lovely time. The decor is awesome, the bar is clean, and the staff were friendly. I've always had a good time here, and I enjoy the artwork too!

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Easy Street Lounge - The bar

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Easy Street Lounge - Funky art

Funky art

Easy Street Lounge - Easy Street around Christmastime

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Backstrap Grill - Ramen

Backstrap Grill

4.6(25 reviews)
0.5 mi

Great little pub with cold beer, great service and food. Staff knows their stuff and that should be…read moreenough characters.

Girls annual fall trip for shopping and lunch found me at a new restaurant. The Backstrap has been…read morehere awhile but we have always drove past thinking it was more of a market. The ladies highly recommend so here I am. Ample parking and easy to read signage from the road, they are handicapped accessible. We sat at the bar with our backs to the door. Atmosphere is rustic with two seating areas, one for larger parties. Drink specials menu came with regular menu and specials. I ordered the House Margarita with Blueberry. The ladies had seltzer and a beer. We ordered the Smash burger, the Roast Beef melt, and the Ramen. There was a chalk board hanging on the wall which had the meat and fish options for sale! So they do sell meats and fish but are more of a restaurant! Got it! The food came out in a timely fashion and looked great! The Ramen especially looked delightful! My Roast Beef melt was good. A bit greasy but that's to be expected with melts, cucumber salad was delicious, the fries were crispy and tasty. Smash burger was Huge and very delicious or so I was told. Bartender was wonderful making sure we had what we needed as well as providing drinks for the wait staff. Everyone was having a nice meal on a rainy Saturday in September. I definitely will be back with my husband when we drive over from Rangeley. May even grab some Game sausages.

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Backstrap Grill - Bar

Bar

Backstrap Grill - Roast Beef melt

Roast Beef melt

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