food

September brought some tough news for Maine's food scene. Several beloved restaurants, some around for over 20 years, are shutting down.

Portland, Maine, is famous for its restaurants, but home cooks need love too. Here's where to find the specialty ingredients that make restaurant-quality meals possible at home.

Tom Cruise, star of "Digger," is among a number of famous celebrities to be spotted at Red's Eats in Wiscasset, Maine.

FORKN Mill City is serving up a 13-course Southeast Asian feast for just $55 on August 29th. Only 24 seats per seating.

Those pastries at a Haverhill bakery aren't fruit. They just look exactly like it, and the internet can't stop talking about them.

A baklava cheesecake just earned a Derry restaurant the title of best cheesecake in all of New Hampshire, and it's lighter than you'd expect.

Somewhere in Berwick, there's a little roadside stand quietly selling homemade cookies, sourdough cinnamon rolls, and even a Cookie Dough Latte.

Tired of wondering what's really in your grocery store meat? Seacoast farms offer a direct connection from pasture to your table.

Village Tavern's closure this August marks another tough loss for independent restaurants trying to survive in today's economy.

Maine's restaurant scene is moving fast in 2026, with everything from farm-to-table spots to gluten-free diners popping up across the state in July.

Eight new restaurants opened across New Hampshire this summer, from Keene to Portsmouth, and the variety is pretty hard to ignore.

Barstool Sports founder Dave Portnoy rolled into Nashua on a rainy July day, and one local pizza spot got the full One Bite treatment.

A Manchester restaurant has been quietly holding onto a pretty big claim to fame since 1974 — and it involves something most of us have ordered more times than we can count.

The sunflowers at Coppal House Farm don't wait around — they bloom, they peak, and then they're gone — which is exactly what makes this festival worth marking on the calendar.

Ice cream tacos are apparently having a moment right now, and taking us back to our childhoods.

Not every farm-to-table restaurant in New England can say a celebrated actor chose their table for dinner — but one in Pittsfield, New Hampshire just added that to the list.