4 Best American Restaurants near Jay

“My husband and I loved La Fleurs. We were staying in a cabin (for 9 days) about 10 minutes away and went for dinner two evenings and breakfast the morning we left the area. We missed the all you can eat seafood buffet but had lobster roll, chowder and the seafood platter the one evening we were there. The fried clams were the best we've had and everything else was delicious, too. The other evening we had the turkey dinner and scallops. The scallops were incredible with a special glaze created by Bob and the turkey dinner was just like being home for Thanksgiving! Bob (the owner) came out to visit us each time we were there and the rest of the staff were also very friendly. Service was great. Wish we lived close enough to visit more often.“

“We ordered take away this evening. Everything was wonderful! We ordered a quart of brisket, a pt of pulled pork, beans and Mac and cheese. The kids loved tue Mac and cheese. The brisket was tender with amazing flavor. Great BBQ for our area!!“

“Large portions and excellent service. The atmosphere was relaxing and the food was excellent! Our waitress was charming and attentive. I highly recommend this delightful little restaurant.“

“Chuck Wagon is a quaint restaurant tucked away in the mountain town of Livermore Falls, Maine. It’s a nostalgic throwback to the Oregon Trail, retro diners, and small-town living.

The food is very good with a nice amount of options. Portions are decent and filling. The flavors work well together. The staff is awesome. Always pleasant and inviting. The owners do a lot of work in the community, which is always a plus.

If you opt to dine-in, you’ll get to experience all the quirky décor, the pleasant wait staff, and a truly enjoyable meal. Takeout is an option, too.

There is only street parking, but it usually isn’t hard to find a spot. Do keep in mind that a lot of tractor trailers and larger vehicles frequent this road, so be sure to stay aware of your surroundings.

There are a few local shops to peruse, as well as the Androscoggin River across the street from Chuck Wagon. It’s definitely a worthwhile stop in Livermore Falls.“