An ambitious renovation of the nineteenth-century Gothic Revival building that housed the Chestnut Street Methodist Church has led to one of Maine’s most visually stunning dining venues. A fully open kitchen sits where the altar once did, while a massive circular bar serves up cocktails inspired by the place’s history, such as the Redemption and Original Sin. The menu features the ever-popular Grace Burger, with cheddar, tomato confit, and pickled onion, and daily specials offer innovation from the kitchen.
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