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Liana & Noah

June 12, 2026 • Boothbay Harbor, ME

Liana & Noah

June 12, 2026 • Boothbay Harbor, ME

Food & Drinks

McSeagull’s Restaurant

A ten minute walk across the footbridge from the hotel, this is a beloved harborside restaurant with a beautiful deck, great outdoor and indoor bars, and seafood galore!

Mine Oyster

Right next door to McSeagull's, this is the bride and groom's favorite late night bar in town. Also the best spot for sushi!

Robinson's Wharf

Either a short drive or boat ride away, this is Liana and Noah's favorite restaurant in the area. Located on Southport Island, a larger island off of Boothbay Harbor, this spot has the best outdoor bar and fried seafood in the area! Look for Scotty (the coolest bartender in Maine)!

Marcel's Submarine Shop

Come for a quick sandwich.... stay for the fabulous speakeasy whiskey bar located in the back (shhh!)

Sweets' N Treats

Downeast Ice Cream Factory

Located right across the pier from McSeagull's and Mine Oyster, this is the best and oldest icecream shop in town!

Try the Bride's favorite: Blueberry with rainbow sprinkles

Or the Groom's favorite: Anything Chocolate

Downeast Candies

Just up the path leading away from the pier, this little shop is home to the world's greatest homemade fudge and signature salt water taffy! They make both right in the shop, and if you're lucky, you might see the taffy man at work!

Fun in the Sun (hopefully)

Coastal Maine Botanical Gardens

Boothbay is the proud spot for New England's largest botanical gardens. The bride, groom, and both of their families are extremely fond of this magical spot. Come for a stroll through the lush protected gardens and forests, bonus points if you spot a troll!

Dolphin Mini Golf

Mini golf, soft serve icecream, and a quaint frog pond a mere 10 minute drive from the hotel... need we say more?

Boothbay Railway Village Museum

The groom's favorite place to take his three nephews, this historical museum is home to cars and automobiles dating back to the 1800s. Don't forget to book a ticket through the trees on the Village's antique steam train before popping over to the antique store (known to be hiding a treasure or two!)