8 Best Italian Restaurants near Gorham

“The crew is quick, kind, attentive to details and always willing to make your experience at Amatos the best it can be. I just wish they had more holiday decorations.Parking: There are more seats inside the Amatos restaurant than there are parking spots in the parking lot directly behind the Amatos and next to the Laundry center. Carpool, save gas and space for others.Wheelchair accessibility: Go the entrance of the Amatos/Laundry Center parking lot and walk towards the nearest corner of the nearby intersection. On your way to the intersection you will pass an Amatos door, that's the wheelchair accessible entrance.“

“We stopped in on a whim and loved every second at the kitchen bar. A great vibe, exquisite service, and impressive, flavorful dishes made our night. We will be back on purpose and will be sure to go in very early or secure a reservation. Simply excellent!!“

“We really love coming here for a date night, the vibe is great, well decorated and classy. Prices are a little expensive, but we haven’t tried anything we haven’t liked yet. The food here is really top notch, flavor and textures perfect, and steak is always cooked correctly. The servers we have had have been wonderful and attentive, and the front desk staff helped me out with a secret birthday request to surprise my fiancee. I’ll come back again and again.Parking: Parking is shared with other businesses, on a busy weekend night it’s full.“

“Met the owner and some of her staff while we were painting her storefront. Kitchen was immaculate. Very nice decor. Comfortable seating, casual atmosphere with a bar. We were a party of 6 on a Friday night. Reservations recommended. We had multiple apps. All were excellent. Try the Veal parm. Leave room for desert.“

“Pine Point Grill was a unique experience. The service alone made it worth the trip. Our server, Johny, was a delight and the highlight of the evening. He was bubbly, energetic and clearly loves working with people. During our time dining we witnessed a number of patrons talking to him and he knew them by name. Another table mentioned that they were dining there specially on the recommendation to go there because of him and I can honestly see why.The atmosphere was nice and there was a nice patio but it didn't have much to look at in terms of scenery. PPG seems to be in the middle of nowhere even though it's just a couple miles off route 1 in Scarborough, Maine.As for the food, I don't want to be overly critical as we visited during restaurant week and tried the fixed menu. It wasn't bad (and the desserts were wonderful) but overall nothing special for the price point. The risotto was bland without the gravy from the pork tenderloin but the portions were ample. Overall though it was a dining experience to remember due to Johnny and his amazing service.“

“All the food here is great, all the staff here is great. I stop by usually once a week if I can just because it's a tried and true. The Mac and cheese bites are a must everytime I go, no matter what else I ordered! Not to mention all the baked goods that are homemade as well.Wheelchair accessibility: There is a wheel chair accessible ramp“

“Called to pick up some Italians to bring over to my folks. Guy who picked up the phone said it would be 25 minutes but it really was only 10 for the food to be ready. Subs are big and not overly bready. Prices are fair and parking is easy.“

“I had the usual, but it didn't taste the same. It tasted like fake chicken or chicken that was not fully grilled. The fettuccine was a little thicker and narrower. I ordered diet coke, but when I asked for a refill, I got regular, and it seemed so I barely drank any more.“