Local Chef’s Guide to Portland, ME - Find. Eat. Drink.
Local Chef’s Guide to Portland, ME - Find. Eat. Drink.
Portland, Maine, ME, City Guide, Chef Erik Desjarlais, Where to eat, Where to drink, What to do, Rabelais Books, The Eastern Promenade, The Cheese Iron, Browne Trading Company, Browne Trading Co., Becky’s Diner, Portland Lobster Company, 158 Picket Street Cafe, Back Bay Grill, Bresca, 555, Nosh Kitchen Bar, Bar Lola, The Armory Lounge at The Regency, Rosie’s, Novare Res Bier Cafe
LOCAL CHEF’S GUIDE TO PORTLAND, MAINE
September 2, 2010
01. Back Bay Grill
02. Bar Lola
03. Becky’s Diner
04. Bresca
05. Evangeline
06. Five Fifty-Five
07. Nosh
08. One Fifty Ate
RESTAURANTS
DRINK
PURVEYORS
ETC.
02. Cheese Iron
01. Eastern Promenade
ABOUT THE CHEF
Erik Desjarlais, former chef / owner of Restaurant Evangeline in Portland, ME, is a chef’s chef. He bows to the alter of the pig, celebrates the stomach lining and brain of a cow, and pays homage to the great chefs who have come before him. His cooking combines classic French techniques with seasonal local ingredients and has earned him national recognition. GQ’s Alan Richman named Erik’s Mitra's Clabber-Fed Poularde and Poached Maine Lobster Tail as one of his ten favorite ethical dishes.
A CHEF’S GUIDE
We turned to Portland chef Erik Desjarlais to offer up a local’s guide to one of the best food towns in the country. When the local ingredients are lobsters, oysters, mussels, scallops, asparagus, blueberries, and fiddlehead ferns... chances are the food is going to be amazing.