


We will be available for table service on the lawn overlooking the Jordan Pond and the panoramic views of surrounding mountains. Menu features local and regional cuisine using sustainable and local products from Maine and surround New England area. After enjoying your meal please come visit our gift shop located right next door to the restaurant!
Historic stop for tea with popovers & jam or larger meals offers a view of the pond & mountains.
Address and Contact Information
Address: 2928 Park Loop Rd, Seal Harbor, ME 04675
Phone: (207) 813-4342
Website: http://jordanpondhouse.com/
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As we were escorted through the restaurant to be seated outside, there was an unpleasant odor inside that made me eager to get back outdoors. After receiving our drinks, we were excited to try the star of the show—their famous popovers. What a letdown. They weren’t soft, pillowy, or delicious as advertised. Instead, they were hard on the outside, seemingly overcooked, and neither fluffy nor particularly flavorful on the inside.
For our meal, we ordered sandwiches with side salads, which were decent, along with what turned out to be the worst lobster roll I had during my entire time in New England.
The views and scenery are absolutely stunning and well worth experiencing, but I would strongly recommend dining elsewhere.
Our server Jackson was super nice and knowledgeable. The popovers are a MUST (so good!) The chicken caesar wrap was perfect , the grilled cheese was an elevated version and delicious ! And the side of chips completely complimented the meals
Also loved how cozy and welcoming the entire dining area was and the picturesque view of Jordan Pond
Highly recommend making reservations and checking out this dining experience when visiting Acadia National Park! (Check seasonal hours of operation before showing up!!)
We had reservations for sunset on Cadillac Mountain and decided to stop in for dessert before we headed up. Dimitar was our very kind and warm server and the other staff were also friendly and warm.
The restaurant was quiet at this point after the dinner rush and we were able to appreciate rhe history of the place while waiting for our dessert.
The popover sundae we had heard so much about was delicious- big enough that I am glad we decided to split one, though. Definitely recommend saving room for dessert or coming here for just this, as we did. On our next trip to Acadia I would love to have lunch outside.
Highly recommend stopping here for the history, service, and food. And the gift shop! Lots of great stuff there, too.
With mild skepticism, we decided to try the Jordan Pond House right there in the park… and we were pleasantly surprised!
They seated us right away (despite the dinner rush) by a window overlooking the lake — the kind of view that makes you instantly forget your sore legs. Our server, a friendly and funny student from Eastern Europe working for the summer, was a highlight: attentive, knowledgeable, and genuinely enjoyable to talk with.
We shared the Spinach Bacon Blue Cheese Salad, New England Baked Haddock with mashed potatoes and veggies, Lobster Stew, and of course, the famous Popover Sundae. Everything was excellent — my husband ranked their stew (bisque) in his top two of the entire trip, and the Popover Sundae? Pure indulgence, the kind that makes you consider hiking another 3 miles just to justify it.
My Lavender Honey Bee gin cocktail was so good I happily ordered a second round.
Ending our hike at Jordan Pond House turned out to be a perfect choice — beautiful trail, great meal, sunset views, and happy bellies.
After dining here, I realized that you cannot skip this, and popovers are amazing. The regular popovers are light and fluffy and go well with the strawberry jam and butter. The chicken pot pie was one of the best I’ve ever had, and slapping it in a popover instead of crust was inspired.
For drinks, we went with the herbal blueberry iced tea and the blueberry lemonade, of course. Both were delightful.
We sat in the restaurant around 11 am on the Friday before Labor Day, and only had a 15 minute wait. Don’t try to go at peak times, aim for just before or after.