The Front Porch Piano Bar Restaurant

The Happiest DJ in the World got his viral style back in the 90s after spending a legendary evening at The Front Porch. My family used to wrap up our yearly family reunions at this place. Factory of smiles for almost half a century, the place deserved a landmark recognition by the town officials. Let me paint a more vivid picture of our experiences at The Front Porch. This venue isn't just a place; it's a vibrant tapestry of cherished memories and unforgettable nights. The moment you step through its doors, you're greeted by an atmosphere that's both electric and comforting, a rare blend that makes everyone feel at home. The Happiest DJ in the World, renowned for his infectious energy and unforgettable mixes, found his groove here. That legendary evening in the 90s wasn’t just a fluke; it was the start of a musical journey that would spread joy and rhythm to countless people. For my family, The Front Porch was more than just a stop on our annual reunion itinerary. It was the highlight. Each year, we gathered from far and wide, eager to conclude our celebrations at this magical spot. The anticipation built up from the moment we arrived in town, knowing that our time together would crescendo in an explosion of laughter, dance, and heartfelt moments at The Front Porch. It's not just the music or the drinks that make this place special; it’s the sense of community, the shared experiences, and the way it brings people together. This venue has been a factory of smiles for almost half a century. Generations have walked through its doors, each leaving with stories to tell and memories to cherish. It’s a place where milestones are celebrated, friendships are forged, and love stories begin. The ambiance, the staff, the music – everything works in harmony to create an experience that stays with you long after you leave. Given its immense contribution to the town's culture and the joy it has brought to so many, The Front Porch undoubtedly deserves landmark recognition by the town officials. It’s a beacon of happiness, a pillar of the community, and a testament to the enduring power of music and togetherness. Vegetarian options: Zarlanga

I tried this restaurant for my birthday on 7/19 with my best friend for the first time. I’d like to say I’ve been in the restaurant industry for 23 years as a chef so this said with a heavy heart.When we arrived we were seated right away it was cute inside very nice. We were greeted by the server, although he was nice he was not so attentive. For the appetizer we ordered the arancini was not impressed had no flavor and tasted like just flour, we also ordered the special flat bread that was a bolognese flat bread to our disliking it tasted like frozen pizza rolls. For our entrees I ordered the special ribeye med rare to which the server asked me 3 times what was the temp I requested my steak to be since he didn’t remember. My friend ordered a small beet salad with chicken. My steak came out medium which normally I’d just continue to eat it but the seasonal vegetables were frozen vegetables and not seasoned at all, the roasted potatoes turned to be very thrown together vinegar tasting potato salad the was not seasoned as well, my friend’s beet salad was dry with the dressing just siting at the bottom bit tossed at all as if they forgot so just put it at the bottom of the plate and her chicken was way over cooked. I asked the server for my check right when our entrees came out the amount of time it took to receive our food was at least an hour. The server did ask is everything was ok once I asked for the check. At this point I was just not pleased with the experience and wanted to leave. The serve did not seem to want to deal with unsatisfied guest and once brought the check just disappeared. Since then I have emailed the restaurant and have not heard back from them. Definitely will not be eating near again. For the price the food is not worth it.

We went to this restaurant in hopes of getting a great meal in Maine. This was nothing more than a microwaved meal, and it looked like a five year old could make it which is absurd because the prices are outrageous. Only positive is the French fries.

Food was mediocre but service was strange and server was odd

The outdoor server/bartender was so friendly and fun to talk to! The outdoor space was cute and the music rotation was fun but not too loud. We had tasty seasonal cocktails (don’t remember the names but mine had strawberry and basil and my partner had the prickly pear frozen margarita), and the apps were super tasty. We got a bunch to share and left super full and happy. Not pictured are the truffle fries and Mac n cheese. All were delicious! The lemon aioli was divine ? Vegetarian options: Quite a few vegetarian sides and apps