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I recently went to Hops after a long absense and the food was definately better than the last time. A good selection of sandwiches, fresh fish and steak and chops. Try their brewed beers. A good value, be prepared for a wait Dec.-April in season.

The food is not the reason to visit this restaurant. The blues are, and both times I was there, the music was excellent! The best time is go is around 830p, get some quick dinner, which is new orleans themed, gambo, is good, and very spicy! There is a small cover during the week, I'm sure more on the weekends. Very smokey. A fun place.

I grew up in the town, so I have been going to Travelers Diner since I was little. A classic diner, with a good choice of food, very popular all hours of the day. I live in Fla. now, but when visiting relatives, always make it a point to eat there, I love their onion rings!

I grew up in the town, so I have been going to Travelers Diner since I was little. A classic diner, with a good choice of food, very popular all hours of the day. I live in Fla. now, but when visiting relatives, always make it a point to eat there, I love their onion rings!

The Andover Inn is a very crowded and smokey restaurant/lounge that I wouldn't recommend. Large steaks if you into that sort of thing, since I don't eat red meat, there weren't too many other choices.

The Andover diner is not a diner to seek out. After the renovation, they squeezed too many tables and booths in, very cramped, and the food is just average. If you want to try a real dinner in the area, one that has been there since the 1950's, go to Travelers in Dover NJ.

A well known restaurant in Portland known for steak, but a limited menu in seafood. Interesting atmosphere in an old bank building. Try the clam chowder, excellent!

Located in a alley in the historic old section of Portland, Street and Co. has excellent fresh seafood. Very small, a former warehouse, reservations a must. Try the steamed mussels, very good, not farm raised.

J's Oyster is basically a bar, very smoky, with a good choice of steamed shellfish, lobster and soups. A good place for lunch after a boat trip, lots of regulars, I wouldn't suggest it in the evenings, can have a rough crowd. The restaurant needs a makeover.

University Grill, the same owners as the Pawn Broker, has a good mix of seafood, meats, steaks, and great salads in a atmosphere much like a university club. A young, professional crowd, with no reservation policy, a sometimes long wait, excellent martinis. Try the outdoor patio if the weather is good. Very consistent in the number of times I've been there.

the ribs and choices of sandwiches were good at a reasonable price. Good atmosphere in an historic building in the heart of the old district. Restaurant type ribs/southern.

Magnolia's is a wonderful, romantic restaurant in Charleston known for the very best in low country cuisine. Reservations are a must, it was very busy the night I was there. It is definately not touristy, I always go to recommended restaurants where local business people go, Magnolia's is just such a place. Very good crab cakes and other seafood, excellent chocolate cheesecake. Service on par with fine NYC restaurants. A must place to take someone to impress!

The Pancake Pantry is a great place in a nice area near Vanderbilt U, go there midweek, weekends are hard to get in. Good selection of pancakes and breakfast selections, the buckwheat were very good. It's a fun place to "people watch", you can see alot of record executives and country stars looking for a record deal eating there. I read about in Travel and Leisure, it is supposed to be Garth Brooks favorite when he's in Nashville for breakfast.

The Sunset Grill was an excellent choice in a nice area near Vanderbilt U. A good selection of seafood, chicken and steaks, good deserts and very good service. Alot of local from the university and record companies dine there, it was a recommended restaurant from Emily lou Harris. Excellent wine list.

A good place to stop if you are doing the "tourist" thing, and espically if you are a Nascar fan. Like all theme sports restaurants, the food is just so-so, some real good race car displays and interactive games. It's a good place for families touring downtown Nashville, all not at all representative of what Nashville is all about.

Gayln's is a good restaurant near the waterfront in Bar Harbor that I have been to at least 3 times in the past 10 years, it is very consistent. A good choice of local seafood, lobster and steaks.

George's is a very popular restaurant for the locals and tourist who want an upscale dining experience. Not on the main drag, behind a bank, near the Bar Harbour Inn. Open only 6 months of the year, in a quaint old house with a fireplace, dress is casual. The food a good mix of seafood, steaks, in french presentation. It may be seen as too expensive for some, but well worth a trip, I really enjoyed our meal there.