Tim's recently moved into the Portland Public Market and changed their name to Oishii Japanese Foods. They offer a wide selection at reasonable prices. Lot's of variations here; you can choose vegetarian, chicken, Maine shrimp, haddock, or steak in most items. Excellent Sushi rolls, too.

Nice place to take visitors from out of town, but not a place I'd visit regularly. Great view of the harbor. Food is good but nothing memorable. Leave the kids at home, grab a few drinks and perhaps a burger. Friendly staff.

If you're out on the town for an authentic Japanese meal, this is the place. My recommendation is the Soba or Udon noodles accompanied by a Sushi sampler.

Perhaps the best beer selection in town. And guess what? This place is not in the Old Port. I've been there many times and have yet to be dissapointed. Personal favorites are the grilled tuna steak sandwich and buffalo wings.

Excellent hot wings! Possibly the best in Portland. My only comment has to deal with the way raw chicken is handled. At the Westbrook location they leave it out at room temperature in a large plastic bin. Food poisoning is a definite possibility, especially towards the end of the day. They should do something about this!

More greasy fried stuff, covered with red sauce and cheese, and passed off as Mexican food. If this is what you think of as Mexican, you'll love this place. Drinks ain't half bad, however.

Portland's original microbrew pub. Great beer! Gritty's Best Brown is a personal favorite, as are the beer battered fish-n-chips and the Reuben sandwich.

Best Italian sandwich around. Lot's of variations on the theme, also. For the vegitarians, check out the eggplant Italian. Their pizza rocks pretty hard also. My favorite is the spinach, feta, greek olive pizza. Buffalo wings are OK but not a specialty. Try the pazzo bread. Staff is friendly and fast.

A lot of people like this place, so I guess there's strength in numbers. Then again, most people are pretty thick, and the Wok Inn caters to the lowest common denominator. The menu is huge, the crew is fast, and the food is pretty greasy and pretty average. Order a #23, it dosen't matter what it is 'cause it all tastes the same.

Excellent! This place is much more than pasta covered with red sauce. Originally from Boston; they brought their beantown prices with them, which is the ONLY downside. Go for lunch if you want value and quality.

Like the name says, they make Burritos, and do a damn good job. Vegitarian chili is pretty good, too. Friendly crew, good service.

Another place to take visitors from out of town. Very average, but safe food, bland and great for the unadventurous.

Best beer selection in the Old Port, both on tap and bottled. Large menu selection with a variety of burgers, entrees, and apetizers. Always one or more vegetarian selections. Free popcorn available. Often crowded in the evening. Personal recommendation is the smoked seafood chowder.

For a motel restaurant this place ain't bad. It helps if you're on an expense account as it's a bit pricey for Portland. Not much atmosphere either.

Friendly crew, great views of the harbor, topped off with great food. The menu isn't large, consisting of the usual burgers, sandwiches, and entrees. My personal favorites are the seafood dinners (fried scallops or Maine shrimp) and the lobster roll. I go there often, and even turn out of town visitors onto it if they're nice.

Big selection and all you can eat; a glutton's delight! Problem here is similar to the Wok Inn. The food is generic, bland, and unadventurous... perfect end to a day at the mall. However, if it's CHEAP you're looking for and quanity over quality, you've hit paydirt.

Yep, it's pricey alright. That doesn't seem to bother the clientele, as this place is packed most nights. They do take-out and have several delivery drivers. Consistently voted Portland's Best Pizza. Very creative gourmet pizzas; my fave is the Melanzano Diavolo.

Portions are big, crew is friendly, and prices are among the lowest around for this type of food. Lunch can be had for under 5 bucks. Huge selection, too. My personal favorite is the Calamari dinner.

Very average, very generic, very greasy, but also very cheap. Unadventurous oriental fast-food take out. Order a #23... It doesn't matter what it is 'cause it's all the same. You'll probably get an egg roll, chicken wing, teriaki strip, rice, and some sort of main dish. The Wok Inn has been around for ages and caters to the lowest common denominator of the dining public. Best thing about the place? It beats McDonald's.

I love their General Tso's Chicken and the Hot & Sour soup. Go for lunch and it can be had for about five bucks. Dinner's a bit more but the quality and quanity make it a bargain.