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Allagash
Lunch at the confluence of the St. John and Allagash rivers — worth the road.
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Allagash
Lunch at the confluence of the St. John and Allagash rivers — worth the road.
Ashland
The other Exchange Street kitchen — home-style cooking and big servings, a favorite stop heading out toward the woods.
Ashland
Ashland’s Main Street diner famous for the Big Mac pizza, with poutine specials and breakfasts worth the drive up Route 11.
Bridgewater
New takeout filling the long dining gap between Houlton and Mars Hill: Rattlesnake Burgers, Thai Chili Chicken Poutine, hand-breaded tenders, and a blueberry cheesecake shake. Open Sundays and Mondays when the road is quiet.
Caribou
A friendly, generous kitchen and one of Caribou's most dependable dinners out.
Caribou
For the other cravings: Chinese favorites, a diverse local menu, and Caribou's answer to the great County pizza debate.
Caribou
A brewery view of the tanks and a menu full of County-grown ingredients. The loaded poutine and the Blueberry Wheat are the moves.
Caribou
The coffee shop the County lost sleep over, now a Caribou institution for baked goods and caffeine.
Caribou
Wings, burgers, and pizza in the Skyway Plaza, from the Bechard's Grille team.
Caribou
The town's dependable trio, sports pub, hole-in-the-wall bar, and the long-running family restaurant on Main Street.
Caribou
Pub fare, a pint, and even an indoor golf machine to keep your swing warm in February.
Eagle Lake
Friendly service and a full pub menu on Aroostook Road — the village’s easy-later-in-the-night option.
Eagle Lake
A historic 1889 log dining room at Eagle Lake Sporting Camps — Teddy dined here. Summer Friday and Saturday dinners and lakeside lunches; advance reservations required, and a 20-mile gravel drive well rewarded.
Fort Fairfield
Haute French cooking in an unlikely farmhouse — four courses, desserts served under glass cloches, and a wine list that travels. The dining room has closed; the cottages still welcome guests. Call ahead before you reserve dinner.
Fort Fairfield
The town’s only bakery — Oreo Dream Cookies, cream horns, whoopie pies, and scratch cinnamon rolls — now expanding into a breakfast-and-lunch cafe.
Fort Kent
New in 2026: a “fetch-and-go” drive-thru with smash burgers, breakfast sandwiches, pizza, and eight flavors of ice cream.
Fort Kent
The riverside soft-serve and burger stand that makes Fort Kent summers official. Window service; summer hours only.
Fort Kent
Fort Kent's Chinese favorite and the newer bistro on the north side.
Fort Kent
Route 1’s first mile gets its own brewery — a converted grain warehouse pouring small-batch beer, now with a taproom pizza joint to go with it.
Fort Kent
Small-batch roastery and coffee bar roasting beans from Central America, Africa, and Indonesia — owner Alan Susee even delivers in a coffee-themed former sheriff’s cruiser.
Fort Kent
The dependable University-side diner for big breakfasts and comfort lunches near the UMFK campus.
Fort Kent
Casual plates and a full bar in a relaxed St. John Valley setting — and famously open when everything else in the county isn’t. Texas Smokehouse burger, popcorn shrimp, deep-fried apple pie.
Hodgdon
Dairy bar and takeout on Hodgdon Mills Road by the old mill dam — cheeseburger platters, fresh-cut fries, onion rings, and maple walnut ice cream.
Hodgdon
Small-batch farm winery in the country, a lovely after-dinner detour south of the city.
Houlton
Houlton's sporting pub with the menu to match, the reliable stop right off I-95.
Houlton
Two long-running favorites keeping downtown Houlton fed at lunch and dinner.
Houlton
Market-to-table and farm supplies under one roof, grab lunch and the chicken feed in the same trip.
Houlton
Downtown Houlton keeps feeding: the bank-vault restaurant, the long-running Chinese standby, and the Irish pub.
Island Falls
Lakeside dining with the campground view and a deck — BBQ, crispy fried haddock, steaks, burgers, and daily specials at the water’s edge.
Island Falls
Hearty breakfast and lunch from a diner that’s also a snowmobile park-and-ride on ITS-83, a mile off exit 276 — ethanol-free gas out front, Trail Rider’s Breakfast inside.
Island Falls
Tap beer, canned local favorites, and 100-plus bottles of spirits in a restored 1900s opera house — the first business back in the building after 30 years. Thursday through Saturday, with special-event hours.
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Island Falls
Soups, salads, pizza, burgers, and seafood beside the fairways of the Va Jo Wa golf course.
Limestone
A love letter to Loring Air Force Base on the walls and the menu — including “The Maine Attraction,” a pizza topped with red-snapper hot dogs and Humpty Dumpty All-Dressed chips. Year-round, rare south of Caribou.
Limestone
The former Loring Air Force Base course revived as a nine-hole club with a bar and grill and long flat views.
Madawaska
Authentic Acadian–American cooking on the river since 2014 — ployes, seafood, homemade pies, and a dining room that shelters half the boundaries of the valley. Watch their Facebook for the daily specials.
Madawaska
Acadian home cooking on Fraser Avenue and burgers and wings on the river.
Mapleton
Reopened in 2026 by Collin & Kirsten Darrell in the building that has fed Mapleton for 72 years. Frites made from Mapleton potatoes, trout dip from MicMac Farms, County pork, and a motto to live by: “Friends gather here.”
Mapleton
Homemade comfort food and pizza on the north end of town, featured on the America’s Best Restaurants roadshow. Call ahead for the day’s hours.
Mars Hill
Serving meals and smiles since 1937 — fresh-baked bread, pies that travel well, and coffee that keeps coming.
Monticello
Homemade comfort classics on the highway south of Houlton — pot roast, meatloaf, and a lively deck with music in the summer.
Oakfield
The little diner on the Oakfield–Smyrna road — cheeseburgers, grilled haddock, and breakfast. Exactly what the name promises.
Portage Lake
Lakeside dining and a bar overlooking Portage Lake, fed by ITS-85 snowmobile traffic.
Portage Lake
Not a restaurant, better. A rough road to a thundering falls where the picnic bench is the whole menu.
Presque Isle
A County pizza showdown: 18-inch pies and the classic Maine chain. Order whichever side of your family you're on.
Presque Isle
Family-run, slow-smoked barbecue from the Sullivans of Governor's fame. Brisket, ribs, bourbon, and heart.
Presque Isle
Doughnuts and breakfast sandwiches on Main Street with the coffee going all day.
Presque Isle
The friendly, always-full family restaurant with the bakery case up front. Breakfast until you say stop.
Presque Isle
The seasonal drive-up for soft-serve and the biggest smiles per square foot in the County.
Presque Isle
Deck dining beside the Presque Isle Country Club with sunsets straight down the fairway and views across the farms. (Currently paused, call ahead before you make the trip.)
Presque Isle
Farm-to-table cooking inside the historic Northeastland Hotel. Local sourcing, big plates, and a proper bar. The County's fine-dining anchor.
Presque Isle
Three long-running downtown favorites for Chinese takeout, steak-and-seafood dinners, and steady family meals.
Presque Isle
House-smoked meats and authentic brick-oven pizzas with a mean scratch kitchen. One of the County's most talked-about tables.
Presque Isle
Corner cafe energy and the kind of bakery that makes lunch decisions difficult.
Sherman
Classically trained chefs, mismatched vintage china, and a purple Victorian — named Best Restaurant in Aroostook County by Maine Office of Tourism in 2025. Nothing fried, everything from scratch, right on the ATV and snowmobile trails.
Sinclair
The lakeside classic reborn. Its public dining room has closed — the lodge now hosts events and weddings on the shore of the County's biggest lake.
Smyrna
Cozy motel rooms with a well-rated restaurant at the Smyrna Mills intersection.
St. Agatha
Family-style steaks and seafood on a patio over Long Lake, with a full lounge and a campground attached for the full day-trip lineup.
St. Agatha
The village variety store with a deli and takeout counter on Long Lake's shore.
Stockholm
Thursday dinner through Sunday supper in the old Scandinavian hall.
Van Buren
The only kolache shop in Maine — sweet and savory pastries hand-rolled and baked fresh every morning, Texas roots and Maine hands. Order ahead to use the drive-thru pickup window.
Van Buren
Main Street Van Buren’s long-running lunch stop — and one of the County’s few independent drive-thrus.
Washburn
The old-fashioned home-cooked spot on Washburn’s Main Street — kind staff, wholesome plates, and bottomless diner coffee.
Washburn
Diner, store, and gas station right on the ITS-83 snowmobile trail — breakfast, pizza-by-the-slice, daily specials like pot roast and salmon, and an ice-cream window in the summer.
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