
Popular Portland, Maine, Pub The King’s Head Has Opened its Newest Location in Freeport
Portland is a paradise for food lovers, and it's easy to see why—we’re incredibly lucky to enjoy such a dynamic and diverse culinary scene.
While it can be quite a Sophie's Choice decision, I can tell you one place that is always a major hit and one that I would probably classify as "underrated." The place I'm referring to is the excellent pub, The King's Head.
One of Maine's Best Pubs is The King's Head in Portland
Located right by the water in the Old Port, The King's Head is a gastropub that specializes in a fantastic locally sourced menu, an amazing beer selection, and delicious cocktails.
While all of that is certainly enough, the King's Head truly takes it to the next level with its incredible ambiance and decor. Exposed wood and brick combine perfectly to create a comfortable space that practically invites you to enjoy a game or socialize with friends. You truly feel like you've stepped into a British pub when visiting The King's Head.
When Did The King's Head Pub First Open?
Originally opened in 2014, The King's Head has steadily built a solid following for many of the reasons already mentioned. Another big factor is its outstanding brunch and late-night dining options. Portland is a brunch town, and since the pandemic, there aren't many decent late-night food choices. Well, The King's Head has you covered for both.
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As great as it is to highlight one of my favorite spots, the real reason for this article is to announce the very exciting news that The King's Head has officially opened its second location.
The King's Head Has Officially Opened its Second Location
The King’s Head has opened its doors at its newest location in the heart of beautiful downtown Freeport. It takes over the iconic Jameson Tavern, which closed in late 2024 after serving as a community fixture for nearly 250 years.
I can’t think of a better tenant to carry on the legacy of this legendary space. The King’s Head is the perfect fit, an ideal concept for a location rich with history and character.
I can imagine both locals and tourists alike falling in love with The King’s Head, especially those looking for a tasty meal and a pint after a long day of shopping in the outlet town.
Congratulations to the owners of The King’s Head on this exciting news. I look forward to following the progress of the new venture as opening day approaches.
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