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2 Cats
A splendid café with a heart of gold, 2 Cats serves delicious breakfasts (try a smoked trout omelet), smoothies and homemade muffins as well as heartier fare - vegetarian, seafood and grilled meats for lunch. You can also stay here.
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Café Bluefish
This intimate storefront bistro offers the fresh catch of the day served in inventive ways like pistachio-crusted salmon, lobster strudel and Cajun-style tilapia. The café also serves roasted duck and two vegetarian dishes.
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Café This Way
This relaxed, quirky eatery is the place for breakfast, with plump Maine blueberry pancakes and eggs Benedict with smoked salmon. It also serves fairly sophisticated dinners like Maine crab cakes, grilled sea scallops and lamb sirloin.
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Havana
This dashing restaurant serves nicely seasoned meat and seafood dishes with a touch of Latin flair (Cuban this isn't). Sesame ginger-crusted salmon, double-cut pork chops, and appetizers like monkfish ceviche and coconut-stuffed shrimp are among the options. The small dining menu is complemented by a much larger wine list.
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Mâche Bistro
Bar Harbor's premier restaurant, Mâche Bistro, serves eclectic New England fare in a stylish setting. The changing menu highlights the local riches, with seafood stew, braised lamb shanks and pan-fried tempeh among recent offerings. The chef's signature dish is a luscious breast of duck glazed with orange and ginger. Specialty cocktails add to the appeal.
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Poor Boy's
This locally owned favorite spreads an enormous menu of lobster, grilled fish and chicken dishes, roast meats, pastas, salads and a dozen desserts. It's good value, and the quality is generally high.
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Reel Pizza Cinerama
This place caters to the indulgent among us who like munching on good pizza, drinking local microbrews and lounging on couches while watching a nightly flick (around US$6 ) on the big screen. Films range from indie and foreign films to the latest Hollywood fodder, with two screenings most nights (usually around and ).
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