
FEATURING THE FINEST LOCAL INGREDIENTS PREPARED SIMPLY AND THOUGHTFULLY It’s better than an oceanfront view – it’s ON the water! Enjoy fine Maine dining as you sit in the restaurant…on the dock! One of only a few restaurants and art galleries in Maine accessible ONLY by boat. Once an operating fishing dock, its’s been converted into a restaurant and fine art gallery and has been in operation for more than 25 years! The new owners have raised the floor and expanded the bar in order to offer more seating, and even better sunset views. The only thing better than the art and the view, is the food. Come check it out!
Address and Contact Information
Address: 1 Main St, Islesford, ME 04646
Phone: (207) 244-7494
Website: http://islesforddock.com/
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You arrive by boat to a small island with almost no one around. You get about 3 hours on the island before the next ferry arrives to eat and explore.
The restaurant is next to the ferry pier on one side, and a great museum on the history of the area on the other.
You eat overlooking the water and all the lobster boats. It’s homey, beautifully decorated, and feels like a locals bar with definitely not just bar food.
Our meal was elevated, delicious, and worth the price. We tried the lazy lobster and the oysters from about a mile from the restaurant. Tastiest meal we had in Acadia.
And after eating you can walk the island until your ferry arrives, then you are on your way!
Highly recommend checking out the small island Maine experience!
We arrived via the Sea Princess Cruise ship on the 9:30AM cruise. We did walk by the restaurant but we didn’t think it was open this early in the morning. The park rangers told us how this restaurant was the inspiration for the Krusty Krab from SpongeBob and that was probably one of the coolest things. It certainly looks like it as well.
We didn’t actually buy or eat anything here but wanted to post about how cool it was to even see the restaurant on our trip that inspired such an iconic thing in children’s television. We took a bunch of pictures.
Lobster poutine was fun and amazing. The lobster rolls had fantastic fresh lobster and our only feedback is that the roll really needed to be buttered and then grilled instead of dry grilled to make the entire thing magnificent.
Service was great at the bar and the drinks were well sized and worth the money. We would definitely visit again.
The food was so fresh and full of flavor. The lobster was large and actually market price – tasted fresh off the boat! It came with a seasonal vegetable (parsnips) which was seasoned and perfectly cooked. The scallops and risotto were rich and filling. The oysters were local and briney. Staff was courteous of allergies and made sure my food was gluten free. Come out to the restaurant on the Beal and Bunker family run mail boat – they’ll pick you up from the restaurant at 930 pm. The whole experience was a really unique night! 10/10 would recommend!