Discover the best seafood in Bar Harbor, Maine. From lobster rolls and seafood pie to fresh haddock and house-made clam chowder at Geddy’s.
Bar Harbor is a picturesque seaside village on Mount Desert Island in Hancock County, Maine….
Bar Harbor is a charming New England coastal town on Mount Desert Island, Maine. So, what is Bar Harbor famous for? Above all, it’s known for its natural beauty, rich history, celebrity residents, Acadia National Park, the College of the Atlantic, Jackson Laboratory … and, of course, its delicious Maine lobster.
There are so many reasons for us to be thankful this holiday season from our fabulous customers to our awesome staff … and much more! We are truly blessed to be part of this incredible community and special place we call home – Bar Harbor, Maine!
After a day in Acadia National Park, be sure to head to Geddy’s on Main Street, just steps from the harbor. It’s a family-friendly spot with a diverse menu and fun decor. The local mainstay offers organic produce, fresh seafood, and seasonal ingredients. For a switch from the ever-present Maine lobster, try …
Spring is one of the best times to visit this delightful New England town – home of popular Acadia National Park. While each season has its own special charm, spring marks the beginning of the vibrant Bar Harbor summer season. There is plenty to see and do.
As the holidays quickly approach, we thought it only appropriate to take this opportunity to talk about gratitude. It is being thankful for what we have that enables us to see the glass “half-full, not “half-empty.” This one simple word, gratitude, is packed with special superpowers …
It’s no secret that we love Maine lobster, and we’re willing to bet that you love it too! Take that love of lobster to the next level and read this list of interesting facts about the Maine lobster. We’ll bet you never knew fact #7!
[vc_row][vc_column][vc_column_text]Of all the famous foods in New England, the lobster roll are perhaps the most…
During the Gilded Age, Bar Harbor was the summer resort of the “rich and the famous,” rivaling Newport, Rhode Island with glamorous hotels and estates of grandeur along the shoreline. These estates were referred to as “cottages,” and were built by many of the wealthiest industrialists, including the Rockefellers, Vanderbilts, and Roosevelts …