![]() Everyone knows I’m not a big seafood lover, but I was pleased with the lobster quesadilla, and the fresh blueberry pie was heavenly! Side Street Cafe – As you might have guessed The Side Street Cafe is located on a side street just a few blocks from the main tourist area, so it’s not a place you’ll just stumble upon, but rather should make plans to visit ASAP. I suggest calling ahead to make reservations. I’m now a HUGE fan of scallops! This place is on the end of the Main Street towards the wharf, and it’s pretty fancy. ![]() Even though seafood isn’t my favorite, I nibbled on all the different samplers. My mom is a seafood fanatic, so she ordered the sampler plate. I opted for the steak, and it was easily one of the best cooked steaks I’ve ever had. ![]() Galyn’s – During my one day in Bar Harbor, this is where my mom and I went for dinner. I’ll give you some highly recommended eats that I’m still dying to try along with the restaurants I actually went to – so you know they’re good! There are lots of fantastic restaurants here, so you won’t be disappointed no matter where you eat. If you only have one day in Bar Harbor, you’ll want to scope out all the best places to eat. If one lighthouse isn’t enough, be sure to check out my post on a Weekend in Portland, Maine for locations and photography tips for all the best lighthouses in Portland. It was already pretty difficult taking photos on all those slippery, uneven rocks, but clueless tourists standing RIGHT IN FRONT of the lighthouse made it even worse. If I ever visit again, I’ll definitely go earlier in the day for sunrise. The parking lot is pretty small, so you sometimes have to wait a while just to find a spot. I visited at sunset, and although the views are lovely, it’s SUPER crowded. This beautiful lighthouse is surrounded by tall pines, and it teeters on the edge of a steep cliff overlooking the roaring sea. If you’re looking for iconic “Maine” vibes, you’ll find it here. Nonetheless, it still definitely deserves a spot on any Bar Harbor itinerary. Just remember: it’s located on the southwest side of Mount Desert Island, so it’s about a 30 minute drive from the city center. Buying something for your furry friend at Bark Harbor, a pet store and a quirky punĮveryone knows you can’t visit Maine without stopping by at least one lighthouse! The most famous lighthouse around is without a doubt The Bass Harbor Head Light.Sipping on a hot coffee from Coffee Hound or Choco-Latte.Trying lobster ice cream at Ben & Bill’s Chocolate Emporium (don’t worry, they have lots of other handmade flavors, too).Collecting some cool souvenirs at Cool as a Moose or one of the other souvenir stores (there’s a lot!).A beautiful woodworking shop where you can ride a giant rocking horse and browse around a beautiful woodworking shop at In the Woods.Shopping at Maine’s Oldest Bookstore, Sherman’s. ![]() Here are some of the best things to do in Bar Harbor: You’ll can spend the majority of the day browsing the various shops, grabbing a bite to eat, and even enjoying some of the nightlife, if you’re up for it! Downtown Bar Harbor is SO cute, and it’s made of a small network of streets, making it super easy to get around on foot. ![]() A day in Bar Harbor is pretty laid back, and should primarily be spent exploring the downtown area. Despite being a pretty small town, there are lots of things to do in Bar Harbor and many places to visit. ![]()
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