
The Knotted Apron is a neighborhood farm-to-table French-American bistro in the Portland, Maine, Rosemont neighborhood. We focus on scratch cooking French cuisine with locally sourced, seasonal farm-to-table ingredients. Our French bistro menu features traditional French cuisine dishes such as French onion soup, duck confit, escargot, steak tartare, scallops, and decadent French desserts, like Pot de creme. We offer casual dining with an upscale feel, and are the perfect choice for date night or any other special occasion. We take reservations on Resy and parking is available. We’re your go-to spot for classic French cuisine in Portland!
Hours
| Thursday | Closed |
| Friday | Closed |
| Saturday | Closed |
| Sunday | Closed |
| Monday | Closed |
| Tuesday | Closed |
| Wednesday | Closed |
Address and Contact Information
Address: 496 Woodford St, Portland, ME 04103
Phone: (207) 805-1523
Website: https://www.knottedapron.com/?utm_source=google&utm_medium=my+business
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Order and Reservations
Reservations: resy.com
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Reviews
Really quality and understand why it’s rated 4.9. It’s legit and I’m a tough critic. Stop here on your trip to Portland/Maine.
Holy shit, a solid 10/10 in my book. It had neighborhood charm, understated ambience, but more importantly the food was amazingly good – fresh, simple but executed flawlessly and perfectly. This felt like our neighborhood gems in SF that locals knew but tourists had to figure out.
Surprised this chef had not been James Beard nominated as it torches some of the other places in town that have.
We brought a verrrrry nice bottle of Billecart from 2005 to celebrate my birthday. Their corkage is $40 per bottle.
We started with the bread. OMFG, the best bread I have had in ages. so crunchy but yet soft and not sweet like American bread tends to be.
We then got a salad and I got the chicken liver mouse. The salad was perfectly dressed and fresh. The mouse – seriously, any time this is on the menu, you would be an idiot NOT to order it.
We went onward to entrees and got the steak with potatoes and I got the halibut with chorizo, white beans. Both had so much flavor. I actually want to try and recreate the halibut dish at home as it was unexpected and delicious – who would have thought chorizo and a white fish could work so well together?
The service was quirky, fun, and perfect. We had a young gentlemen with the most perfect mustache I’ve ever seen lol! He was so attentive but not intrusive – which is a hard thing to perfect. He helped guide us through the menu and also did not try to oversell us on anything.
Overall, this just moved into my overall #1 slot in all of Portland – and frankly, I can sometime be a picky jerk ❤️ (working on self-awareness lol)
-the bread was immaculate
-the French onion soup was the best I’ve had
-the steak was perfectly cooked and seasoned
-the cocktails were delicious
-the complimentary ice cream at the end was a kind and delightful surprise
What we hadn’t shared was that this meal was to honor the memory of my dearly loved father, who’d passed away a week prior. As I write this, I’m brought to tears knowing how much he would have loved this place and the incredible team behind it.
Thank you for sharing your light with this family. It meant more than words can say.
I recommend looking up the dishes if you don’t understand the menu! We didn’t realize that the pork dish would be served cold (which is intentional).
The French onion soup was delicious, the burger was a tad bit salty. The duck confit fish looked incredible and I’ll try that next time