The best spots when you want someone else to do the cooking.

Dining Out

Get ready to enjoy a variety of restaurants, from rustic Maine lodges to lakeside hot spots - all serving the local fish, meats & the best in farm-to-table cuisine.

Maine is also know for having some of the best beer makers and distillers in the nation & Rangeley offers a wide variety of bars and cozy spots to enjoy it.

Restraurants We Like

Like much of Maine, Rangeley operates on it’s own schedule.

Call it part of it’s laid-back charm. Restaurants here operate on their own “schedule” and it’s always best to call ahead - ‘Cause if the fish are biting or there’s fresh snow, the schedule goes out the window.

Portage Tap House

74 Carry Rd, Oquossoc, ME 04964

Portage Tap House is known for its craft beers, wood-fired pizzas, and creative, locally inspired cuisine. With a warm, rustic atmosphere and a focus on fresh ingredients, it’s a favorite destination for both locals and visitors. Whether you’re unwinding after a day on the lake or gathering with friends after snowmobiling, it’s great for a drink or a tasty dinner.

The Hungry Trout

A great little spot in Oquossoc Village. The wait staff and bartenders are always friendly and quick to share some local news and gossip. The atmosphere is relaxed with tables and booths, but the real draw is the menu. Ask about their specials, they’re always delicious.

Bald Mountain Camps

125 Bald Mountain Rd. Oquossoc, ME 04964

For an authentic Maine hunting lodge, this is as real as it gets. Nestled between Bald Mountain and Mooselookmeguntic Lake, this historic resort once hosted Teddy Roosevelt. The bar and dining room, decorated with hunting and fishing trophies, welcome both small groups and large families. Enjoy delicious American fare from the chefs and unwind with a drink overlooking the dock at sunset.

Parkside & Main

If it’s sunny and warm, there’s nothing like sitting on Parkside & Main’s back deck with a Bloody Mary and one of their signature sandwiches. They have a nice draft beer selection and this Rangeley institution always has great specials and a fun casual atmosphere. In winter its intimate bar is cozy and the perfect place for a cup of hot chowder.

2520 Main Street Rangeley, ME, ME 04964

(207) 864-3774

Classic Provisions

Classic Provisions offers a great selection of breakfast and lunch sandwiches, homemade pastries, and more—complemented by a variety of beer, wine, and gourmet items. They’ve also started hosting a chef’s choice dinner Friday & Saturday nights. Service can sometimes be a bit slow, but everything is delicious and made with care.

(207)864-2717

Furbish House

In the summer, the outdoor patio is perfect for kicking back, having a beer and looking out at the lake. The kitchen offers pizza and other casual fair, with some interesting specials that will satisfy your whole party. Inside there’s a bar and tables with a family friendly waitstaff.

Loon Lodge

16 Pickford Road Rangeley, ME 04970

Built in the era of the Grand Hotels, this wonderful lodge may boast the best view from any dining room on the lake, it’s no wonder so many weddings are held here. Relax in the cozy Pickford Pub or enjoy a filet mignon as you take in Rangeley lake’s majestic sunsets.

Right in the heart of Rangeley, The Corner Bar is a great place to kick back with a craft cocktail, a beer or a glass of wine. Even though it’s more bar than restaurant, it’s kitchen serves up some tasty light bites —perfect for pairing with your favorite drink. Whether you’re fresh off the trail or just enjoying town, it’s a cozy spot to sit back and relax.

The Corner Bar

2485 Main St, Rangeley, ME 04970

2541 Main St, Rangeley, ME 04970