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After nearly five decades in business, the popular Muddy Rudder restaurant in Yarmouth, Maine, is shutting their doors for good

They say that breakfast is the most important meal of the day, and we New Englanders live by that rule.

You may have the spot or two that you kind of consider your “home base” when it comes to your go-to restaurants and that was Coals Bayside for me. The decision to close was a hard one but with that, comes some potential good news for the future.

So I did some research and sure enough, a 2010 article in Portland Monthly confirms that Emeril was the head chef at the round hotels.

What an absolute QUEEN!

Larry the Lobster stands at 12 feet high and 700 feet long, and weighs a whopping 700 pounds.

These diners are optimal places to enjoy your next meal out.

Where is the best three-way roast beef sandwich in New England? A local Facebook group with 30,000 people, a strict criteria, and tons of beef will answer that question.

These doughnuts changed my life.

The Kitchen is a cozy eatery owned by sisters at the Limington, Maine airport, offering a variety of homemade dishes and baked goods.

How many of these places have you been to?

‘Vacationland’ is filled with tons of fantastic, and well-known restaurants that folks ‘from away’ travel for, but do you know our most famous one?

Dine in a jail cell, library, or church. Enjoy a meal while airplanes fly overhead. Visit the place that inspired one of the most popular children's stories of all time. You can do all these things and more at New Hampshire's 15 most interesting restaurants.

Do you agree?

Most of us can't afford to regularly splurge on fine dining, but that doesn't mean you can't treat yourself every once in a while.

Once a Portland, Maine favorite, Silly's is returning as a sit-down restaurant in the not-too-distant future