Cape Neddick is technically part of York but it is in between York and Ogunquit. It is a foodee's delight. Another spot favored by the locals, and a few favored tourists in the know, is Lucia's Kitchen. Located at 1151 Route One, on the York/Ogunquit corridor.

Lucia was born and raised in Mexico but has been an award winning ME/NH seacoast chef for many years. Her Mexican fare has a unique European/Asian/Mid East flavor influence. The food is very fresh with a wide variety of daily dishes. She also offers vegan and gluten free dishes every day - something for everyone!

Lucia's offers take out, dine in, catering and occasional wine dinners. The decor is simple and rustic, with wooden tables and bar.

Browse the menu. It will make you hungry. I have served Lucia's food at my broker opens. I always have to order extra because it brings the crowds. Mexican albondigas, Smoked ham, rosemary cream and peach relish biscuit - mmm.

The hours vary with the season so check the website. But most importantly, stop in and check out Lucia's Kitchen. You will be glad you did.

This Stunning and sundrenched unique open-concept contemporary loft awaits! Gorgeous exposed beams and beautifully finished concrete flooring! Features include 2 bedrooms with permanent walls and built-in closets, 12’ ceilings, ceiling fans, locked storage unit in the basement (10’x10’), 2 deeded reserved parking spaces, laundry hook-up w/ washer & dryer included, pets okay, secured building, community room & more! Close to the beach, public transportation, & necessities!

Enjoy gardening in the community garden or join one of the condo committees! There is ramped access to the first floor of the building at the main entrance as well as the option for stairs or the elevator to the third floor.

Historically, this building was built in the 1900’s and was home to Sears-Roebuck Shoe Factory, then later the High Shoe Co., Trail Moc Shoe Co., Saxe Glassman Shoe Corp., and Lunder Shoe Products Co. The shoe factory building played a great role in providing many jobs to local citizens and helping to build the Saco community. The building was completely re-done in 2004 with major renovations and is now the home to many 18 Park Street residents.

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Well. the list could be lengthy here. But we will start with the best.

Frankie & Johnny's Restaurant on Route One in Cape Neddick is favored by locals and those who aspire to be.

The Menu started as vegan many years ago. Chef johnny and his wife Thea have not forgotten their roots and continue to offer great vegan dishes. But the menu has expanded and meat and fish favorites, as well as truly wonderful pastas, continue to top the fare. Johnny offers wonderful food and Thea offers entertaining conversation.

The ambiance and decor is casual. Ok, a bit funky even. The food is first class. And that is what we locals come for. Seriously, the best food in York. Shhhhh. Don't tell the tourists.

Portions are generous and the entrees include a soup or salad. You cannot go wrong with either the house or caesar salad. The varying soups are all delicious. We honestly have never been served a dish that we did not like in all our years of dining here. The favorites that top our list: From the appetizers, the lobster truffle purses and mussels. From the main dishes: the Pork Delmonico is a wondrous thing as is the Chicken Picatta.

It is one of the few BYOB rstaurants in York which adds to the value.

Open Wednesday through Sunday. Do call for reservations at 207-363-1909. Oh, if your new, tell them Peggy Mitchell sent you.

While on my way home from Bridgton Maine, my family and I decided to stop at a scenic view spot in Limerick Maine. This sign was placed at the top of the view to give tourist a sense of direction for where they stood.

I thought the sign was kind of unique and just wanted to share with you.

Below is a view from the scenic view.

I was located in Limerick Maine, near Sokokis Lake on Maine Route 5.