Maine Harvest in Freeport - Phone Number, Reservations, Reviews

I had crab cakes, and also we had lobster rolls. Crunchy bread with artichok dip for appetizer was also very delicious

Enjoyed the great breakfast selection. The young girl from Holland that seated us was absolutely delightful.

The service was exceptional and the buffet is always filled with new things to try. I thoroughly enjoy the food, staff and atmosphere.

We have been going to the Sunday brunch for many years and until now, I would have given it five stars, but our most recent visit was somewhat disappointing. There is all you can eat lobster, which is great, but it appears that they are offering fewer other choices than before. They also have raised the price.

At $49.95 + tax and tip per head this weekly Sunday brunch is not cheap, but its a bargain! Imagine, all the Maine lobster you can eat, exotic entrees that constantly change, carving bar with local premium beef, crepes, sweets, and so much more! Everything, and I mean EVERYTHING, was fresh and delicious from soup to after-dinner coffee. We came away painfully but satisfyingly stuffed! Nicest waitstaff--every request was met with a reply of "of course!" Lovely vintage setting. The only thing missing was a white tablecloth.

Spent a few days in lovely Freeport Maine. Stopped into Maine Harvest for Great Lobster dinner. Enjoyed a warm August evening on the patio. Will return again.

Had a New Year's Eve dinner reservation for 2 people at 7:30. At 7:30, we told the hostess we were there. There were 2 couples ahead of us and 1 group of 4. Many couples and groups arrived after us. However, we were the last couple to be seated, which was at 8:10! I asked the hostess about their seating process, said we were one of the first people to arrive, yet the last seated. She said everyone arrived at once. Not true. After being seated, we waited 10 more minutes for the waitress to greet us. The food was good, but we will never return, due to the long wait for a table.

Good food, great drinks, tavern environment, and good service. The tavern is not a part of the Maine Dining Room.

Whenever we go to Freeport we always go to the Harraseeket Inn to eat a meal or two at their other restaurant, The Broad Arrow Tavern. We have always enjoyed it there so this time when we saw that they did a Lobster Brunch on Sundays in this other restaurant they have we decided to try it out. It was $49.95 per person and believe me, it was worth every cent ! They had the lobster, of course, and prime rib that was juicy and tender. They had many sides, salads and soups, all of which were great. They had a plentiful selection of home made pies and other desserts for those of us who had any room left for them..... The staff are pleasant and helpful and the atmosphere is warm and welcoming. We very much enjoyed this buffet brunch and would highly recommend it to anyone. I would suggest that you make reservations though as it fills up quickly.

We went for dinner with some friends, who were delighted to see the atmosphere of these small restaurant inside the hotel. The starters were really nice, especially the lobster crepe, and the mains also. We loved our lobster! And also the desserts were really good. Nothing to complain about, nice setting, nice food, prices average for what you order.

Poorly managed with inferior quality food and non caring rude staff. I arrive for my 6:30 pm reservation at 6:30 only to be told by the hostess that she canceled my 6 pm reservation when I did not show. I insisted it was 6:30 and she argued back it was not. She finally sat my party with obvious distant and then returned to out table 10 minutes later to explain that her list of tables showed 6 pm but the computer showed 6:30 pm and that she was right by her list. Really who cares. Now what was hoped to be a fine dinning evening begins with the order of a bottle of wine. Our server presented the wine but she never returned to refill the glasses. I was surprised but understand self service. Our order was placed and we relaxed in anticipation of a fine meal. An hour later when no food had appeared I returned to the hostess to ask if there was an issue with the kitchen. She rudely explained the restruant was very busy (there were 5 other tables occupied) and I needed to be patient. At which time the restruant manager intervened to assist. Twenty five minutes later our food arrive (an hour and half since being seated. Several plates were undercooked and two were indeed over done. We proceed to dine and elected another bottle of wine which again our server presented but failed to return to refill any wine glasses. While ordering dessert and delivery of same proved less taxing after three hours at a table with poor service and mediocre food we departed the Inn. Rather than post a bad review I thought it best to contact management and see if indeed it was an odd night at the Inn. I leaned there indeed is only the owner/manager who responds to any issues on the property and he was not on property and indeed tending to other investments. I ask for him to contact me via cell if possible and the operator said she would reach out management. He never returned my call. I called again the next day and indeed yet again the sole management never returned my call. Clearly given the attitude of the hostess, the ill prepared food, the poor service of the server and indeed the lack of concern of management I would always elect any other venue.

Locally sourced food prepared expertly. Wonderful dining experience. Gluten friendly options are plentiful.

We celebrated my mom's 80th birthday here and had a lovely time. The food was spectacular. While we waited they brought us tastes of gazpacho. It was less expensive than I thought it would be. The wait staff was terrific. Friendly, helpful, not overbearing

We had just soup and salad for a late supper just before the dining room closed. They delicious, fresh, locally-sourced ingredients combined in innovative eye-pleasing arrangements on the plate.

Our room came with breakfast each morning served buffet style in the Maine Harvest room. The morning wait staff were very friendly and fast with juice, coffee and tea service with refills before you even thought about it. The buffet was slightly different each of our three mornings. Lots of choices ; eggs, breads, muffins, cereals (both hot and cold), fruit, yogurt, pancakes, french toast and on and on. all of it excellent except maybe for the sugar free choices meant to please those who required them. My only negative comment relates to the evening we could not get a table at the Broad Arrow for at least an hour. The hostess at the Maine Harvest refused to seat a party of eight for dinner though there were many empty tables. The breakfast staff were fortunately much more accommodating.

Don't be intimidated by the formal appearance of this restaurant...the focus is on the wonderful, fresh, local food! (They won't turn you away just because you forgot to bring your Sunday best on vacation!) You can tell the people here are passionate about their work. The wait staff are very attentive and knowledgeable too.

The Inn looks cozy and popular too. We planned a business dinner that turned into a discussion of the food served instead of the business at-hand, oh well! Not sure why the restaurant is popular, please tell me. Desserts were excellent; the main courses were average at best, The cranberry salad was excellent; the soup was weak, not creamy, the N.Y. steak was grass fed but the cut was marred by two nerves that made it look like a cheap cut and tough too- for $34 (not worth it); the lamb chops were from N.Z. not Maine, understandable, two were great, cooked perfect but the third was over cooked, it was from another day. Service was attentive and personable. Wine list had good choices but was limited by the sommelier. Plenty of parking.

We used to own a small restaurant & Inn in Virginia and held monthly wine dinners for up to 32 guests. We are always disappointed when we attend wine dinners as a result. Not this time. Group table seating is the best way to meet new people and share wine & food stories with like minded individuals. Holding the seating all at the same time enables the guest speaker to communicate about the wines and the Chef to speak on the food. The menu for the Ferrari Carano dinner was excellent, but the actual cooking and presentation was brilliant Chef Troy. Servers that were on top of clearing plates and glasses and bringing new cutlery while filling water glasses was all exceptional. Holding a raffle will add excitement and goodies to later remember at home. Placing the empty bottles of wine on each table so we could read the labels and take photographs is a good thing if you chose not to pour the wines at the table. Loved the pinkness and tastes of the beef wellington chef & the other creative courses. Well done F&B team we hope to come to many more such events

I eat here every time I stay in Freeport. I had dinner there this week and I was very pleased as usual. I had the Farmer's Salad which tasted like it just came in from the field. Then I had the mushroom ravioli which was...

Sad, beautiful Harraskeet Inn and it's restaurants are overpriced, which if it were excellent food and service I wouldn't mind. However, Very bad service in the Maine Dinning Room, food was good, the restaurant itself is a bit sad and dusty looking.

While looking for a place to eat dinner for our one night in Freeport, we saw a page advertising the wine dinner. When we got there, we found out this was the first the dining room had done. The dining room was about three-quarters filled;...

Limited menu and although the food was OK, it was definitely not worth the price. We had a few seafood items that ranged from perfectly cooked and seasoned to undercooked and flavorless... the inn is lovely and wait staff is attentive but the only thing...

We had a group of eight and instead of doing a la carte, we had a number of dishes, served family- style. It started with a baby spinach leaf salad with grilled peaches, feta cheese, baguette croutons and a raspberry vinaigrette – it was fantastic...

Nice AAA four diamond restaurant in the Harraseeket Inn. Food is excellent with a nice wine selection. Certainly not cheap but a great special occasion place.

The is some confusion as to the name. People refer to it as both the Maine Dining Room & the Harvest Room. The inn website lists it as the Maine Harvest Dining Room. They are one & the same. While staying at the Harraseeket Inn,...

Nice evening out, great chef, great bar and wine list. More elegant than the casual pub like alternative on location at the Harraseeket. Both are excellent choices.

My wife and I ate at the Harraseeket Inn for dinner last night. We have always loved eating here but for some reason they removed the atmosphere. The lights in the dining room were harsh and bright, no tablecloths, no music and the hostess was...

The fine dining option in Freeport. In the upscale Harraseeket Inn, it offers a number of traditional options, but with some modern twists. Everyone in our group appeared to like their choices (excellent salads, salmon, scallops, duck, rib-eye steak). The server was quite friendly and...

My wife and I ate at Maine Harvest as part of a package deal at the Harraseeket Inn. We had a truly extraordinary meal, and it was all included in our room rate. Lots of lobster and other shell fish, and the chef took the...

If you want the latest food fad in a frenetic industrial setting where you can't hear the person next to you--this ain't it. If, however, you want a perfect fillet of beef, expertly cooked seafood, an excellent martini, served by a quiet fireplace in a...

I regret giving a negative review, and I acknowledge the many very recent very favorable reviews. BUT...we have been to H. Inn many many times, but not in the past couple years. We were there for a quick dinner today, and maybe they were short...

Enjoyed a very nice dinner here. The restaurant was not too busy and we sat in the front of the 2 connected dining rooms right next to the bar. The waitress was knowledgeable and we had good service throughout the meal. We tried the rabbit...

Celebrated New Year's Eve here and had an absolutely wonderful meal, the food was delicious and prepared perfectly. The dinning room though busy was quite and the service was excellent. Most importantly you were able to choose from an extensive menu. The only disappointment was...

The room was festive and beautiful - but sadly the food and drinks were mediocre.

amazing seafood, especially the guys LOVED their lobstah meals. I did fish and chips which was wonderful great place to hang out and enjoy the views/sunset

Always enjoy the Harry seeker inn. The dining room is great. Excellent food . Staff are excellent in hotel and dining room.

You are going to love this place. I suggest making reservations way ahead of the time you plan to arrive. This is just a really nice property.

We had a wonderful experience here. A Local Inn/Restaurant that has been here for years. We were placed in a small alcove at a table for 2, which was perfect for a quiet dinner after a busy shopping day in Freeport. I ordered Eggplant Napoleon...

Very disappointed in the buffet which was $80 pp plus tax and tip. The carver had a fullly cooked real turkey for show next to him, but was carving pieces of of a hotel breast that tasted processed. The pieces he served me were end...

This was our third visit here. I do not remember the room being so small. The staff goes out of there way to be helpful. Complimentary breakfast and dinner makes it worthwhile. This trip I was struck by the number of senior citizens staying here,...

Stayed at the Harraseekett Inn and dinner was included. Excellent wine list. Our server was attentive and efficient. I started with the fall root salad with pressed blue cheese and blue cheese dressing. This was an innovative and tasty dish. My husband started with a...

We arrived at 5:30 pm on a Sunday night, it was quiet and seating only in the front of the area. Crispy duck was not crispy making good and not outstanding. The lamb was outstanding. Hand Crafted cocktail lived up to its presentation. Recommend the location and ease of access while in Freeport. Did not like music, it was smooth jazz when we arrived and changed to Country Western during appetizer, it was not loud and quiet conversation could ensue. The Inn is a fine place to stay and eat while in Freeport. Within the building is the Tavern, that serves good food as well. It is a bit more louder in ambiance.

We enjoyed a delicious dinner in the Maine Dining Room while staying at the Harraseeket Inn. Their lobster stew and lobster crepes were a wonderful start to a really good meal on our first night in Maine. My wife found their sautéed duck breast to...

We enjoyed a really good meal here on our first night in Maine. Their lobster crepes complete with button mushrooms in a sherry sauce were a perfect appetizer as was the lobster stew. Both warmed us on a chilly, rainy night. Their wine list offers...

We try to get up here once a year, their All you can eat Sunday brunch is that good! Considering it includes lobster and other chef prepared dishes, $ 39.00 is reasonable. It has been rated # 1 in Maine for many years. They cut...

My wife and I are locals and have visited the Harraseeket many times for dinner, lunch, cocktails, etc. We held our office Christmas party here on one occasion. The place is clean and perfectly nice. Service very friendly. Excellent outdoor fire pit for enjoying a...

This place had great lobster rolls, lobster bisque and whole lobster. Service was fast. It's pretty rustic, just a roadside place, but very popular.

It actually pains me to write this review of a restaurant, the Maine Dining Room, that my husband and I used to frequent when we wanted a classy, fine-dining experience. Our previous table-side-prepared dinners of Chateaubriand, fresh Caesar Salad, and Bananas-Foster-style dessert provided memories of...

Enjoyed every meal. Food was plentiful, tasty, and oh so delicious. They support many local farmers and do a great job on farm to table offerings. So much fresh from the farm food.

We enjoyed a nice selection of entree's, salads, and sandwiches while visiting the Tavern. My husband and mother-in-law loved the short ribs. I enjoyed the Lobster Stew. Mac and Cheese is great as well.

This is a great place to stay in Freeport - very close to the shops and downtown, and lovely accommodations.

Tucked away in the Inn is a delightful little secret. The Maine dining room. It offers a quaint bar and excellent dining. If available, try the chateau for two, Wow !

Creative interpretations and interesting combinations. Nice work with the gluten-free offerings.

We usually eat in the Maine Dining Room during our visits to the Harrasekett Inn, this year was a bit of a surprise, they have done away with table side preparation, and most of the wait staff is new, Will give the staff an 'A"...

This review will not include the Broad Arrow Tavern - a delightful meal in it's own right. We just enjoyed our annual stay at the Harriseeket. The breakfast is outstanding. Yes, they have the usual breakfast fare of scrambled eggs, granola and oatmeal, but they...

First let me say there are 2 restaurants within this very nice Inn, the Broad Arrow Tavern, has long been a favorite, really good Tavern food and the Dining Room at the Harraseeket Inn, which is called The Maine Harvest, which is billed as fine...

We dropped in for breakfast and the Harraseeket Inn was a great choice. With my teenage son we ate them out of French toast and bacon. Copious supplies of coffee and friendly service. Easy parking in the middle of Freeport (short walk to the shops).

A really nice inn in a great location in the shopping mecca of Maine. What a fun little town. Good restaurants abound and one of the best is in the Inn itself. Dinner there first night was really impressive. Breakfast buffet in the mornings was...

Ordered a bottle of wine before the meal, the waitress brought it to the table and asked if we were sure we wanted a full bottle. Then rather than allowing one of us to taste the wine, she poured two full glasses and set the...

I took my husband here for his 65th birthday. We stayed at the inn and I booked dinner here because they had promised fine dining. We started with the oysters, which were the best course by far. Before we ordered, we inquired about the size...

Nice atmosphere, good food and good service. Food is prepared within view.

This Inn is very nice. It is from the early 70's, but has the old world elegance with great service.

My husband & I ate there last night while on vacation. Very limited menu. I had filet mignon which was pretty tender. The meal came with a few small potatoes & mushrooms. For $38 I expected a little more such as a salad or soup....

Our GPS did not found this restaurant ! You need to go to the end of the port to find it. The food was amazing, so fresh and delicious ! The lobsters rolls where perfect ! We recommend ! Also loved the lemon pie !

Although it is a large property this has a very homey feel. All of the staff made us feel welcome - especially the ladies at the front desk. Furnishings are a little tired and could use some updating but everything is immaculately clean.

Great place to relay and have great accommodations along with some of the best meals in the area. Definitely high quality in all aspects.

Decided to go here after reading the other reviews from OpenTable. We decided to do a trip up to Freeport for the first time and this was one of the recommended hotspots. This definitely did not disappoint and the overall experience was great. The restaurants is part of the larger historical hotel and it has a charm and class to it that was appealing to us. The apps that we order turned out well and the service was appreciated. For example, we asked for two glasses of wine that the waitress let us taste quickly before pouring out the glasses. My wife actually did not like the taste and the waitress did not hesitate to allow us to choose another wine without any embarrassment. That was very much appreciated and in the end the whole evening was great. The next time we head back up to Freeport, this will definitely be one of our spots to go back to.

We enjoyed dinner in the Tavern. We enjoyed the scallops and also the filet mignon. Both meals were prepared well with very comfortable service. We enjoyed our meals and even more the lobster stew that we got as appetizers. The stew was very good; I...

If you are looking for an old world New England fine dining spot, this is it. Lovely historic inn that offers both lodging, fine dining and a tavern. My husband loved his salmon and my halibut was delicious, especially the lobster mashed potatoes! I also...

We are foodies and don't mind spending extra for a memorable meal. We have had excellent meals here in the past. However, this particular evening it was way off. The food was average, definitely not fine dining, and didn't match the prices. Disappointing

My husband and I stayed at the Harraseeket Inn during our visit to Freeport. When we booked our room directly with the inn over the phone we were told that since we booked this way we would receive complimentary breakfast buffet and afternoon tea each...

If you are looking for an old world New England fine dining spot, this is it. Lovely historic inn that offers both lodging, fine dining and a tavern. My husband loved his salmon and my halibut was delicious, especially the lobster mashed potatoes! I also really enjoyed the fresh fig and beet salad, not something you see very often in combination.

True Maine Coast fare. Excellent fried seafood. Daughter had chicken tenders. A must try if in the area.

If you need to rest your weary legs after carrying some shopping bags this is the place for you, good beer, great place.

We stopped for lunch because we had a recommendation and had several reviews that were glowing. My wife had a fresh lobster which was good but hard for her to crack the shell (inexperienced) the wait staff helped. I had lobster roll It was heavy...

Didn't stay in the Inn...but had dinner in the Tavern. Our favorite place in Freeport! We have stayed in the Inn previously...great facility.

We met friends for dinner on our last night on the road returning from Florida. Three of our group had delicious appetizers.... the mussels and lobster/crab bisque. As a main my husband and I each had 12" pizza. They both were served to us burnt....

This was our second visit to the The Maine Harvest@ The Harraseeket Inn and I am sure there will be more. The brunch offers a variety of tasty dishes arranged in an attractive display. The star of this spread is a mountain boiled Maine lobster with melted butter on the side and there is no limit. In addition to lobster there are an interesting variety of salads, cheeses, fresh fruit and breads. There also breakfast foods, pasta and hot vegetable dishes. There is also a carving stand where delicious prime rib is served. If you have room there is a tempting assortment assortment of desserts including a made to order crepes station. The hotel and the dining room are very attractive and service is very friendly and efficient. There is a full liquor service available. The quality of the brunch indicates that the other meals will be good as well. The Maine Harvest Brunch will make a good addition to a shopping tour of Freeport's outlets.

Dog friendly parts are separate and lovely to stay at. The main part of the inn is great also. Service is superb, meals are fantastic, and the convenience of the Broad Arrow Tavern with excellent and affordable food is a plus. We have stayed here...

Last year we stayed at the Harraseeket the Sunday before the Boston Marathon and the following morning took the Amtrak train into Boston to watch the race. Like last year we arrived early enough Sunday morning to enjoy the Sunday Brunch which was as usual...

Great restaurant and tavern! I can't wait to go back to main and stay here again. Such a pretty welcoming place. The fire pit is perfect on a cool fall night.

After reading several wonderful reviews we booked the Harraseeket Inn for our Easter Celebration. We meet our daughter 1/2 way from Orono Maine and we came from MA. We called and made reservations and had to be seated in the tavern as the dining area...

We had a terrific afternoon with the Inn's 2016 Easter Brunch. The experience was altogether first rate including the obnoxiously loud table of 6 or 8 next to us (the hostess assured us they were almost finished but gave the impression she would have gone...

We stopped for a lunch break and found this place to be warm, friendly and serving delicious food. It was a buffet that had plenty of choices and I had the squash soup that was divine. The price for the buffet was $17.95 and we...

Great place for seafood with the family. They have outdoor seating and is pet friendly. Keep in mind though that the tables allowing dogs are in the back near the garbage bins (less than scenic). Will definitely go back when in Freeport. Cute harbor area...

My husband and I return to Harraseeket Inn once a year to get away from it all. We just love to stay here!

The Maine Dinning Room was very good. Portions a little large. Great ambience and friendly staff. Great local ingredients and prepared just right

This is an upscale dining experience where you can have Caesar salad or crepes for dessert prepared table side. You can choose from chateau briand, rack of lamb or lobster among other tempting treats. One can order a huge presentation of lobster meat, shrimp, oysters,...

Had an excellent meal with great service

We had been to the restaurant the last time we were in Freeport but didn't remember the name. So we reserved through Open Table thinking it was somewhere new. Good dinner, romantic surroundings, lovely inn.

couldn't fault the visit very pretty cheerful staff clean very comfortable nice decor highly reccomend

Went here for lunch on Saturday, what a lovely place and setting, very warm and cosy which is what we needed after coming in from the cold, I had the meatball sub and it was delicious and disappointed that I couldn't fit desert in as...

Great food, atmosphere, and service. If you like being pampered, this is the place! Great variety on the menu. The quality and preparation of the food is as good as one can hope for. The Lobster Stew is insanely delicious (and rich). Just do it!

We just had yet another wonderful meal in the Broad Arrow Tavern here today (5 January) but while their lunches are always super (go with the buffet as it's fresh, well-kept and has some fantastic soups as well as entrees) what I wanted to comment...

I choose the Harraseeket Inn for my birthday lunch with my husband. We visited right after New Year. There was a 30 min wait, which really turned into 40 mins. We both ordered the buffet, but wished one of us had ordered off the menu,...

We ate here New Year's Eve and though the Dining room was busy we had an outstanding dinner. The service was great, the food selection and preparation was more than adequate. If in Freeport make a point of eating at the Maine Dining Room.

When we stay at the Harraseeket Inn on a Sunday night, we always have dinner in the Maine Dining Room. The menu changes frequently so we never have the same choices from one year to the next. This time I had the salmon which was...

If you are in Freeport shopping I would recommend you drive to Portland for dinner but if the weather is bad or you are tired I would recommend the tavern at the hotel. The dining room has a nice atmosphere but the food although nicely presented on the menu, simply fails to live up to expectations. The Lobster crepes are so awash in sauce and mushrooms that you really can't taste whether there is lobster or not. The duck was a good choice but again very simply done and the accompanying rice was awash in butter. We also had breakfast which was even more disappointing. Again, the tavern is a better dining choice if ou are at the hotel.

We had an excellent dinner here with friends. We always have a good experience here.

When you eat dinner here, you never forget you are in New England. Wonderful service, good food, quiet and pleasant surroundings. A wonderful escape from the crowds and noise in other eateries.