
We are located in downtown Bangor, ME at 96 Hammond street. Whether you dine in or take out we use fresh and locally sourced ingredients. We source local grass-fed pasture raised beef, farm to table organic vegetables, and cater to our allergy restricted guests with the majority of our menu being gluten free or gluten free available! Utopia serves a variety of cuisines, from Ribeye, Seafood, Fresh Pasta, to Moussaka, and Wings! Utopia has options for meat eaters and vegans. We have a full bar (dine in or takeout) including craft cocktails, specialty wine, and local craft beer. Your server will be happy to assist you with a beverage pairing! Don’t forget to make your valentine’s day reservation in advance!
Address and Contact Information
Address: 96 Hammond St, Bangor, ME 04401
Phone: (207) 573-1136
Website: http://www.utopiabangor.com/
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Reviews
We were back in Maine on a short getaway.
From start to finish, our meal was perfect.
It was a fine dining experience from amazing mock tails to cocktails. All made with fresh ingredients.
We were never rushed through our meals, but not ever ignored by Justin or the wait staff.
The main courses did not disappoint!
My husband had a steak that was presented to perfection and the flavor was mouthwatering.
I had the Eggplant Rollatini. It was remarkable also in flavor and texture.
Hats off to Chef Greg on an amazing dining experience! From taste, texture, flavor, to presentation!
I have to say that we both love to cook, and fresh ingredients are so important.
That is certainly what Utopia has to offer.
We will definitely be back sooner than later to have this very special dining experience again.
Also ordered: The Duck
Steak
Pesto gnocchi with Prawns
Fried chicken with lots of spices.
The Duck? Scrummy.
Steak? Superb.
The chicken? Delicious and tender.
The Prawns with presto gnocchi? The gnocchi was lovely, not so the prawns. A bit dry. Overall the accompaniments to the main dish were well planned and executed with just the right amount of zing and zang. The presentation was spot on.
We ended our meal with 2 canolli’s or is it 2 canolli? Regardless, they were delicious and had just enough sweetness and creaminess to top offa meal that I would taste overall, an 8.
I was surprised at how slow it was (good for us as we didn’t need to wait for anything) but disappointed in how dirty the rest room was. Glad they don’t cook in there as it didn’t affect our meal. Lol
Go, enjoy, have fun.
Original review: Cozy restaurant offering a limited menu of Mediterranean/Greek options. I really wanted to give Utopia 5 stars. I love Greek food, and the atmosphere is really nice inside.
Pros: the spinach pie was excellent, topped with crispy phyllo.
Neutral: The Utopia appetizer plate was okay. Nice housemade hummus accompanied by warm naan. Uninspired tomatoes and cucumbers adorned the plate, along with some pickled cucumbers and peppers, which we enjoyed. The falafel was dry. I would have enjoyed some stuffed grape leaves and other traditional Greek appetizers on the plate. Maybe some nice olives?
I was thoroughly confused by the chicken parmesan on the menu. Although my husband ordered it and enjoyed it. The portion was HUGE! Easily enough for 2 or even 3 people. But that definitely isn’t Greek and isn’t even Mediterranean. It’s American, but for lack of souakibor gyros on the menu, that’s what he settled on.
The portions were large enough that we didn’t have room for dessert, but did ask to see the menu. Pumpkin cheesecake, chocolate cake, baklava and cannoli? Again, I was confused by the cannoli, cheesecake, etc.
I would have liked to see more traditional Greek dishes. There was a duck entree that looked interesting, as well as mushroom pasta and butternut squash ravioli. Again, not anything expected from a Greek restaurant.
We had a nice meal, but I felt it was overpriced. 2 glasses of house wine, the appetizer plate, chicken parmesan and spanikopita came to $124 before the tip. I’m not sure we’ll go back. Bangor doesn’t have a ton of choices when it comes to fine dining, but sadly Utopia won’t be added to our rotation. Opa in Waterville isn’t too far, has a much more varied menu of Greek food, and we’ve enjoyed meals there far more.
Lisa Steele
Author of The Fresh Eggs Daily Cookbook