2017 Visitor's Guide

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LEN LIBBY CHOCOLATIER~MAINE
419 US Route 1, Scarborough Map 2, G4
207-883-4897
Visit Lenny, the World’s only life-size chocolate
moose! As featured on CNN, Good Morning
America and Yankee Magazine. Enjoy our own
chocolates, salt-water taffy, fudge and ice cream.
See ad pg.1
LOIS’ NATURAL MARKETPLACE Map 3, F10
47 India St, Portland
207-210-6500
Portland’s newest and coolest natural foodie
store. Breakfast sandwiches, organic soup, and
sandwich lunch specials daily. Wellness shop
features gift items from local Maine producers.
See ad pg. 38
MAINE LOBSTER NOW
140 Thadeus Street #2, South Portland
207-799-8222
Call the experts at Maine Lobster Now the next
time you buy Maine lobster. Get fresh Maine
lobster shipped to you all year long. We deliver
Maine lobsters nation wide.
MAINE’S PANTRY
250 Commercial St, Portland
207-228-2028
Largest selection of Maine-made specialty foods
including jams, hot sauces, maple syrup, dress-
ings and salsa - plus handmade chocolates,
fudge & local wine. Our gift baskets make great
presents! We ship anywhere.
OLD PORT CANDY CO. Map 3, F7
422 Fore St, Portland
207-772-0600
Best fudge made here! Locally crafted choco-
lates, truffles, maple sugar candy, and salt water
taffy. Huge Nostalgia candy selection & over 100
bulk candies, Jelly Belly’s, licorice, and chocolate
covered collection. See ad this pg.
STONEWALL KITCHEN Map 3, E8
182 Middle St, Portland
207-879-2409
Sample award-winning specialty foods, find a
great gift or discover a unique item for your
home. See a store associate for shopping options.
Open daily. Visit our website for store hours.
See ad pg. 57
SWEETGRASS WINERY TASTING ROOM
& SHOP
324 Fore St, Portland
207-761-8GIN
Enjoy a tasting of award-winning Maine grown
wines and spirits and then purchase your favor-
ites. Open all year. Family run business support-
ing local sustainable agriculture.
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FREEPORTUSA
23 Depot St, PO Box 452, Freeport
207-865-1212
Experience Freeport, a traveler’s paradise. Enjoy
L.L.Bean’s flagship campus, the Freeport Village
Station, a variety of boutiques and outlet shops,
area attractions, activities and events, delicious
dining and lodging options.
KITTERY PREMIUM OUTLETS
375 US Route 1, Ste 220, Kittery
207-439-6548
Located on Route 1 near Maine’s southern sandy
beaches in the famed Kittery Outlet shopping
district. Shoppers enjoy savings of 25–65% every
day at over 60 designer and brand name stores.
THE MAINE MALL
364 Maine Mall Rd, South Portland
207-774-0303
Maine’s largest shopping center, 5 minutes from
downtown Portland. Over 140 retailers and food
court. Dine with friends or entertain the family at
our exciting restaurants and attractions.
I SPECIALTY RETAIL / GIFTS
THE BLUE LOBSTER
177 Commercial St, Portland
207-805-1888
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Portland’s premier souvenir and apparel shop.
Largest variety of apparel and gifts is home to
Maine’s original brand. We are “lucky to be dif-
ferent”. Home of The Scenic Route Maine Tours
and Maine Duck Tours.
CRACKER BARREL OLD COUNTRY STORE
357 Maine Mall Rd, South Portland
207-773-7530
Quality breakfast, lunch and dinner menus fea-
turing home-style comfort foods and a retail
store that offers a wide selection of quality gifts,
music and packaged foods.
DIVERSIONS PUZZLES & GAMES
415 Philbrook Ave, South Portland
207-773-0300
New and classic games and high quality puzzles.
Our store provides a place to learn how to play
new games and discover puzzles and games you
never knew existed.
HAPPYME
207-400-0650
HappyME celebrates exploring Maine with your
dog. Visit for our popular
dog-friendly blog, The Maine Wag, and discov-
er Maine-inspired gifts - Vacationland dog gear
and t-shirts.
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Many stores and banks in Greater
Portland are dog-friendly and will not only
welcome your best furry friend, but have
treats and a dog bowl waiting for them. It
makes the Dog Days of summer more fun.
Craft beverage enthusiasts will find gift
shops catering to their passion at many
local breweries and distilleries. Refer
to listings on pages 26 & 27 to find out
their locations.
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