Location: Kittery
Top Restaurants in Kittery
Most Popular Wine Bar food in Kittery, Maine, United States
Find out what Wine Bar restaurants to try in Kittery. Sitting at the southernmost corner of Maine, Kittery is a charming small town and one of the most historic communities in the state. First settled in 1623, Kittery features some of the oldest architecture in Maine, including the John Bray House, built back in 1662. Nearby Fort McClary has been guarding the entrance to the Piscataqua River for over 275 years, having been manned through five wars. Another nearby attraction is York's Wild Kingdom, the state's largest zoo and amusement park.
Things to do in Kittery
1. Cava
Overall Ratings
4 based on 529 reviews
Cava is located in the heart of historic downtown Portsmouth, New Hampshire. Just a brief walk from the Portsmouth Parking Garage and the Ladd street access. We are located in the middle of quaint Commercial Alley. The walking alley way is home to several
Reviewed By Austin C
Recently visited this amazing restaurant on a charming side street downtown. It was not where we initially planned to eat (bayside seafood place) but were thrilled we changed our mind. The wine list is top notch and they take advantage of the fresh seafood in town to offer an unbelievable sashimi/watermelon special and unbelievable octopus. Staff were uniformly friendly and helpful.
2. Bridge Street Bistrot & Wine Bar
Overall Ratings
4 based on 142 reviews
Reviewed By Kate F
Everything about our dinner experience here was fantastic. The staff were all friendly, the food and drinks were delicious and everything was served in a timely manner. The place itself is very cozy and well appointed; we were lucky enough to snag a table for two at a window and it was nice watching the Portsmouth world go by. I would definitely recommend this establishment for an upscale, but not stuffy, evening out. We will certainly be dining here again in the future!
Maine, United States Food Guide: 8 Asian food Must-Eat Restaurants & Street Food Stalls in Kittery
3. Raleigh Wine Bar
Overall Ratings
4 based on 23 reviews
Raleigh features modern New England cuisine with a focus on the seasons. We take pride in our natural wine, craft beer, and classic cocktail selection.
Reviewed By Becky Z
My husband and I stopped in here for a glass of wine before dinner reservations elsewhere on a Saturday night. The atmosphere was great and the service friendly and attentive. We noticed they had a Sunday brunch (with bottomless mimosas!) with a great looking menu so we made a reservation for the next day. When we were having our wine we mentioned we were in Portsmouth for the night to celebrate my husband's birthday the following day. The next day when we came in for brunch we were greeted with a big "happy birthday" and flutes of champagne. The brunch was amazing. I had the crab Benedict and my husband had the prime rib hash. Both of them were amazing! We can't wait to go back!
4. Armando's Portsmouth
Overall Ratings
4 based on 35 reviews
Reviewed By NHjo
We stopped in for dinner and drinks before a Prescott Park concert. I had the house margarita and the appetizer bowl of pasta with marinara sauce; he had a Manhattan and the chicken parmesan. Both meals came with fresh baked bread and dipping oil. Everything was great! The portions here are always larger than normal, with enough to take home for another meal, and prices are very reasonable for Portsmouth. We like the bar atmosphere in this historic building, with large windows overlooking State Street.
Where to eat Bar food in Kittery: The Best Restaurants and Bars
