Restaurants in Acadia National Park
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Burning Tree
One of the best restaurants on Mt Desert Island, Burning Tree prepares a rich and eclectic assortment of dishes, with local seafood taking pride of place. Among the crowd pleasers: prosciutto-wrapped sea scallops, squash blossom appetizers, chili-glazed monkfish and Earl Grey ice cream. This place is popular, so do reserve a table. It’s 4 miles south of town, along ME 3.
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Jordan Pond House
For a memorable afternoon break, head to Jordan Pond House, sit on the lawn overlooking the pond and order the afternoon tea served with warm popovers and homemade strawberry jam. The park's sole restaurant also has lobster rolls at lunchtime and prime rib dinners.
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Red Bird
This colorful, stylish place serves excellent curry chicken salads, prosciutto sandwiches and other high-end bistro fare in a pretty setting near the harbor. More substantial seafood dishes and grills are served in the evening. Reserve ahead.
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Tan Turtle Tavern
You’ll find an enormous menu of tasty, nicely prepared fare at this popular new restaurant on Main St. Zingy salads, fresh fish, sandwiches, burgers, chops, fajitas, barbecue and smoothies are just a few of the choices.
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Captain’s Galley
For serious seafood sustenance and local atmosphere, everyone heads to this casual spot on Beal’s pier. Grab a picnic table and dine on chowder, crabmeat rolls and, most importantly, lobster.
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Thurston’s Lobster Pound
Overlooking Bass Harbor in Bernard, this casual waterside spot serves amazingly fresh lobster to superb views. Among locals, Thurston’s serves the best crustacean on the island.
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