The 5 ‘Most Booked’ Restaurants in Maine Right Now

One of the key draws to Maine for many over the past several years has been the state's excellent culinary scene.

While Portland, Maine, usually gets most of the headlines, there are many other incredible restaurants all across the state. Some of them operating in tourism hotspots.

OpenTable has released their list of the 'most booked' restaurants throughout the state of Maine.

Scales in Portland, Maine

Last year, Scales topped the list as the 'most booked' restaurant in the entire state. It's right there at the top of the mountain once again.

The large, upscale eatery sits right on the oceanfront along Portland's bustling Commercial Street.

It remains as popular as ever in the city thanks the consistency of the food, service and proximity to other attractions.

Street and Co. in Portland, Maine

Just missing the top spot, Street and Co. is another Portland staple that has remained consistently delicious and busy for years.

The all-seafood menu is appealing for those that came to Maine to dig in on specialities. Street and Co. also offers a cozy atmosphere right in the heart of the Old Port.

Havana in Bar Harbor, Maine

For more than two decades, Havana has been one of the go-to spots for visitors to Bar Harbor.

The Latin American restaurant serves up some of the best seafood paella you'll find anywhere in the state.

Havana has also been praised for some of their more unique preparations of lobster in the area.

The Lost Fire in Kennebunkport, Maine

The Lost Fire remains one of the most unique dining experiences you'll find anywhere in Maine.

The Patagonian wood-fired steakhouse serves a variety of delicious offerings paired with what multiple reviewers called 'impeccable service'.

The Lost Fire is set to open a sister restaurant at Rock Row in Westbrook, Maine, sometime in the not-too-distant future.

Fore Street in Portland, Maine

For 30 years running, Fore Street has been one of the most desirable dining locations in Portland.

It's repeatedly been named the best upscale restaurant in the state and even after three decades, it remains one of 'most booked' restaurants in Vacationland.

It's impossible to not feel one part hungry and cozy when walking through the doors and smelling the aroma coming from wood-burning oven.