
City Farmhouse encompasses a 3,000 square foot space. It’s Country meets “City Chic”. City Farmhouse combines warmth and hospitality by weaving together multiple social and dining zones. A large forged orbital iron fireplace surrounded by comfy farmhouse seating is the central focal point in the main gathering room of the big house. It casts a warm glow over a large marble swathed bar that anchors the back of the room, and the large farmer’s table on the side provides a great communal spot for larger parties. The main gathering room is the most popular room in the City Farmhouse and it provides a great place for friends and family to gather and meet from early morning, noon, to late night.
Address and Contact Information
Address: 200 Sable Oaks Dr, South Portland, ME 04106
Phone: (207) 347-6894
Website: https://www.city-farmhouse.com/
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Reviews
We’ve been here several times and used to slow service but
Not really sure what’s going on at this place.
Supposed to be a higher end restaurant. Or at least they want to be with their prices.
Quality is less than a cheap chain.
Calamari appetizer was small and mostly filled with peppers.
What’s supposed to be an 18 oz ribeye steak is what I was told – ends up being a 1/4 inch piece of not sure what. Asked for Med Rare but that’s obviously not possible when such a small thin piece of meat is served. For $58. Ordered a seared scallop dinner to take home for my partner. As you can see – again less than desirable.
I asked to see a manager and when he came out
I asked if this was acceptable.
He said “ yes and what would I like him to do about it – that’s what it’s supposed to be” totally unconcerned lol
Said he would take the scallop dinner off the check and take it back – after waiting so long for a meal and to take home another – now I had to go somewhere else and order more food at 8pm. Service is less than adequate, slow, and not very professional. But it’s been that way forever.
Also prices have gone up from what is posted online menus vs actual price charged at location
Some say its weird that it’s in a hotel. But. It’s right at the front door and so worth it.
The service was alright. The food has gone downhill. I got the avocado toast again and there was barely any avocado on the toast. The tomatoes were cold on top and the egg came out runny. The server never asked me how I wanted the eggs cooked, so remember to tell them when you order this. My coffee came after my breakfast arrived. My mom’s homefries were luke warm. Honestly, they need more servers, even the hostess has to buss the tables.
Update 7/17/2022:
I took my mom here a few weeks ago and we had a great time. But today, they were busy and tried to sit us at a dirty table. The table mats weren’t cleaned and the table was sticky and the floor was full of bread under our feet. What happened to COVID clean? The manager came over and re-sat us at another table, more appropriate. We had a seasoned server (Christin?) she she was delightful. We even caught a glimpse of the chef as he was running the food to the tables to help out. Nice touch. I asked for an egg a little more cooked than OM but not quite OH and they did an excellent job. Maybe that should be called OMH .
I keep trying to call for reservations and no-one answered all day, so I decided to just go for when they opened (430pm) and glad I did. Right after I walked in, so did everyone else. It got busy fast. I say at the bar at the most squeekiest stool ever – someone bring the WD-40! Other than that, I met a veteran who just retired from the Army as a Colonel and he’s traveling all over. Great conversation and friendly staff. Hopefully I’ll get to try brunch before I leave next month.