Dining

When the locals are looking to take a load off after a hard day of work or play, chances are pretty good they can be found at Sarge’s Pub & Grub. This is the place for well-crafted pub fare and a wide variety of adult beverages.

On the corner of Main Street and Pond Street is a local gem known for it’s creative cocktails and small plates. Enjoy daily cocktail and appetizer specials. Try one of their famous espresso martinis. As the locals say, see you on the corner!

Parkside & Main has been serving up pub-style classics like fish & chips, juicy burgers, homemade stews and chowders for many years. Situated right by the Rangeley Town Park, the restaurant offers a back deck overlooking the lake.

Stop in for breakfast & lunch, local market finds, fresh baked goods, delicious prepared foods and a fantastic selection of beverages. Located right on Main Street across from Sarge’s.

Whether you’re looking to bowl a few rounds and enjoy some apps or sit down for a hearty brunch, Moose Alley has so much to offer. Serving breakfast, lunch, dinner with a full bar and a café area where you can get a giant latte, espresso, smoothies and bakery items.

Furbish Brewhouse & Eats is a great place to gather and watch a small slice of the world walk by, as you enjoy a slice (or three!) of their wood-fired pizza, wings, a tall pint, or any number of tasty apps. Enjoy the spectacular view of Rangeley Lake included free of charge. In the warmer months, Furbish has a lovely outdoor patio area. 

Witness the charm of Rangeley’s past in this beautifully restored landmark dating to the late 19th century. Enjoy a sit-down breakfast or dinner in the Rangeley Inn Tavern’s elegant historic dining room.

With tons of local beers on tap, a full bar, amazing wood-fired pizza, and lots of chef’s daily specials, the Portage Tap House is a great place for a relaxed outing with friends and family. It’s well worth the 15 minute drive from downtown Rangeley to the village of Oquossoc to experience this gem.

Along the shore of Mooselookmeguntic Lake is Bald Mountain Camps which specializes in traditional New England cuisine, and catered events. BMC has an excellent reputation for their menu selections and presentation.

From fine dining to pub fare, Loon Lodge offers a unique lakeside dining experience complete with spectacular sunsets. The menu features seasonal, local ingredients whenever possible and changes weekly. Enjoy breathtaking views of Rangeley Lake.

The Oquossoc Grocery, known to locals as the “OG” is a staple in Oquossoc Village. Often opening as early as 5 a.m., the OG is the place to grab a quick coffee or breakfast and serves up delicious hot and cold sandwiches, pizzas salads, and homemade soups and chili. Stop in for your short grocery list needs and enjoy the great selection of beer, wine, and liquor.

The Black Pearl is located in the historic former Red Onion Restaurant building, one of Rangeley’s oldest buildings on Main Street. The Black Pearl serves up homemade fresh-dough pizza, seafood, and drinks.