5 Amazing Food Tours in Mid-Coast, Maine
Make your getaway to Camden, Maine, unforgettable by going on food tours and culinary tours in Mid-Coast Maine. Get to know our area and its people through the history of food and the culinary traditions that shaped Maine’s unique culture.
5 Best Food Tours in Mid-Coast, Maine
When going on a food tour in Camden, Maine, we encourage you to get off the beaten path. Look for local restaurants, farm to market, cafes, and stores. Or, for a deeper understanding of the area, take a class or workshop. Learn to make the dishes yourself!
When you visit these locations, ask for more information on the area. Get insider secrets from the owners and employees themselves! Make new friends. You will create unforgettable connections and memories every place you go.
Here is a list of places to get you started. But keep your eyes open while you’re out and about. One never knows where they might find a hidden gem of delicious foods to taste at a festival or street fare!
Graffam Brothers Seafood Market
In 1946, Graffam Bros. started out as Penobscot Bay Ice Co., cutting and delivering ice and delivering it to Rockport residents. The business grew into lobster shipping and a treasured source of fresh lobster, crab, oysters, and other local seafood.
Bixby Chocolate
If you want to try locally made, organic “chocolate with a conscience,” Bixby Chocolate is a must-try! The chocolate is made in a 125-year-old building that used to be an ice plant. The owner believes in direct sourcing quality cocoa beans. She values clean ingredients and provides amazing chocolates!
Jess’s Market
Established in 1986, Jess’s Market is a two-generation, family-owned business in Rockland. They offer fresh seafood, foraged foods, groceries, wines, and local brews. If you need to travel, they can pack or ship selections to last up to 24 hours.
Salt Water Farm Cooking Classes
Overlooking the Penobscot Bay, Salt Water Farm offers cooking classes to home cooks of all skill levels. Classes are offered from May to November and rely on local, Maine sourced, seasonal ingredients. Workshops are designed for more experienced cooks who want to fine hone their skills over multiple days.
Farmer’s Markets
One of the best ways to enjoy a variety of local food and culture is to go to a local farmer’s market. The Camden Maine Farmer’s Market is open from May through September and has a diverse mix of vendors selling local fresh produce, Maine maple syrup, baked goods and baskets. Browse the stalls while listening to live music. The United Farmer’s Market of Maine in Belfast is open on Saturdays year round. It offers a diverse array of local goods, fresh produce, crafts, and culinary delights.”
Reserve a Room at Camden Maine Stay Inn
Another way to add authentic history and charm to your Camden, Maine vacation is to reserve a room at our historic coastal Maine bed and breakfast inn! Located in the historic district of Camden, we offer romantic accommodations in a seaside village. Built in 1802, every guest room has a distinct character in its fine period details. If you love discovering the history and culture of Maine, it is the perfect place to stay in Camden while food touring! Check availability and reserve a room today!
