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Updated 7 days ago
The Lost Kitchen, a rustic fine dining spot located in Freedom, Maine, specializes in locally sourced cuisine with a farm-to-table approach. The establishment's ambiance is warm and welcoming, with an emphasis on creating an intimate and personal dining experience. The interior design is charming and rustic, featuring vintage decor and an open kitchen that allows diners to watch the chefs at work.
The price range at The Lost Kitchen is on the higher end, but it is well worth the cost for the exceptional quality of food and service. The establishment is located in a secluded area, which adds to its charm and exclusivity. Special features include outdoor seating and a cozy bar area where guests can enjoy handcrafted cocktails and a selection of local wines.
Some of the standout dishes on the menu include the halibut, prepared to perfection with a delicate balance of flavors, and the creative take on borscht. The salad is a delightful surprise, with deep-fried capers replacing traditional croutons. The oysters, always on the prix fix menu, are artistically displayed and impressive, although some guests would appreciate having other options.
For drinks, guests can choose from a selection of local wines, such as the crisp and refreshing Sancerre from France or the full-bodied Cabernet Sauvignon from California. Handcrafted cocktails, like the refreshing gin and tonic with cucumber and lime, are also a must-try. For non-alcoholic options, the establishment offers a variety of soft drinks, including house-made lemonade and iced tea.
Overall, The Lost Kitchen is a must-visit establishment for anyone looking for an unforgettable dining experience that celebrates local ingredients and exceptional culinary skills.
The price range at The Lost Kitchen is on the higher end, but it is well worth the cost for the exceptional quality of food and service. The establishment is located in a secluded area, which adds to its charm and exclusivity. Special features include outdoor seating and a cozy bar area where guests can enjoy handcrafted cocktails and a selection of local wines.
Some of the standout dishes on the menu include the halibut, prepared to perfection with a delicate balance of flavors, and the creative take on borscht. The salad is a delightful surprise, with deep-fried capers replacing traditional croutons. The oysters, always on the prix fix menu, are artistically displayed and impressive, although some guests would appreciate having other options.
For drinks, guests can choose from a selection of local wines, such as the crisp and refreshing Sancerre from France or the full-bodied Cabernet Sauvignon from California. Handcrafted cocktails, like the refreshing gin and tonic with cucumber and lime, are also a must-try. For non-alcoholic options, the establishment offers a variety of soft drinks, including house-made lemonade and iced tea.
Overall, The Lost Kitchen is a must-visit establishment for anyone looking for an unforgettable dining experience that celebrates local ingredients and exceptional culinary skills.
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Denise Amundson
a month ago on Google
Wonderful stay at the cabin with picnic basket dinner and breakfast!!
Ricki Waltz
a month ago on Google
Lovely lunch at the Lost Kitchen. Beautiful setting, friendly staff and owners. We got there early, the line was not too long. The menu of food was great. The shop was also very nice in the mill building. A memorable experience.
Lien Kepien
a month ago on Google
I ate at The Little Lost Kitchen three days ago. I decided to drive to Freedom during my visit to Maine and what an amazing experience it turned out to be! I arrived at about 10am and the line for lunch was already 30 people deep! It was a cool morning an the staff started a fire to warm us up and started serving drinks. Once they opened it was a very well oiled machine. Groups are taken across the bridge to the hostess reception on the other side in a very organized manner. There was no crowding at any point so you can decide what you want to order without feeling pressured. You order first and then you are taken to your table outdoors in a beautiful setting under umbrellas. It was a cool day but they had warmers outside. I ordered the carrot and coriander soup that wash so tasty. I am not sure where they get their butter from...it was heavenly! I then ordered the fried chicken and with it received the best biscuit I've ever had in my life! The shortcake with Maine blueberries and peaches was also unforgettable. My advice to first timers would be to show up at about 12:30pm. The line will be shorter but you might stand the chance of them running out on some items in the menu. The store upstairs was also amazing and I ended up buying some cookbooks, soap, jam, etc. There must be a genius behind the marketing and retail operations that surpasses every expectation. They also carry Kate McCleod moisturizer stones, for instance. A very well curated collection. The operation in the kitchen, front of house, etc is absolute genius. A very well orchestrated, incredible experience from arrival to departure. You will feel seen, appreciated and special. Highly recommend!!!
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Address
22 Mill St, Freedom, Maine, USA
Features
Outdoor seating
Booking
Wheelchair accessible
Parking
Сredit cards accepted
Wi-Fi
TV
Takeaway
Opening hours
| SundaySun | Closed |
| MondayMon | Closed |
| TuesdayTue | 11AM-4PM |
| WednesdayWed | 11AM-4PM |
| ThursdayThu | 11AM-4PM |
| FridayFri | 11AM-4PM |
| SaturdaySat | 11AM-4PM |
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