8 Best American Restaurants near Lovell

“Ebenezer’s Restaurant & Pub is a great spot with a cozy, laid-back atmosphere and a ton of character. The beer selection is impressive, the food is hearty, and the whole place feels like the kind of pub you can settle into for a while. Definitely worth checking out if you’re in the area and want good drinks, solid food, and a relaxed local vibe.“

“Fresh & Delicious Food. Friendly Team! Definitely returning!“

“Pleasant point is a peaceful retreat on the most pristine lake I have ever seen! The restaurant has amazing food and cocktails and has beautiful rustic decor. The furnishing and front porch of the in are welcoming, cozy and are exactly what you would hope for in a Maine lodge. Scott and Beth are such great hosts! We will definitely be back!“

“What a charming place located close to the beautiful Kezar Lake. Rose was kind and accommodating with all of our needs. Our room was cozy and we enjoyed the grounds and porch. We were sad that the restaurant was closed but there were plenty of options nearby!“

“If there's one place in the Valley that I would want to go every night of the week THIS would be it. Scratch kitchen (I'm 98% sure) , rotating menu, ridiculously good fish tacos to which I'm strangely addicted. If you manage to actually finish an entree you should win an award. The tacos are massive(ly good.) I'm pretty sure the secret is out and I won't be able to just walk in whenever, but if there's a wait I'll do it!“

“The food was amazing from appetizers to dessert!!“

“Great food and service ,steak tips and scallops were delicious and was impressed by the sides as well.All prepared perfectly.“

“🌸 A Toast to Life, Love, and Literature—at Stella’s on the Square! 🌸 ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️ Today, Stella’s on the Square wasn’t just a venue—it became a living, breathing storybook filled with laughter, tears, and love as we celebrated the extraordinary life of Cathy Cote (1967–2025). An aspiring author, a quiet storm of strength, and the kind of woman whose presence lingered long after she left the room. Her family turned the space into something magical. 💌 Pam read beautiful excerpts from Cathy’s unfinished book—words so heartfelt you could almost hear the pen still scribbling. 🛠️ Paul, her husband and emotional rock, was the embodiment of steady, supportive grace. 🎬 Crickett Cote, author and screenwriter, and chef extraordinare delivered moments of wit and warmth like a poetic stand-up act—honest, raw, and hilarious. 👧 And Darcy, Cathy’s youngest daughter, carried herself with quiet strength and glowing love, a reflection of her mother’s legacy wrapped in grace and soul. Cathy’s spirit filled every corner, whispering, “A life so beautifully lived deserves to be beautifully remembered.” And wow—was it ever. 🎶 Live music swayed with the floral decor. 🍴 The food was “hug-your-chef” good. 🍸 The cash bar? Let’s just say it kindly turned tears into toasts. But Stella’s—oh, Stella’s! The staff weren’t just servers, they were part of the experience. They moved through the room with compassion and charm, making it feel like your favorite aunt’s living room (if your aunt happened to have impeccable taste and event-hosting superpowers). Every detail—every flower, every flicker of candlelight, every note of the music—was a love letter to Cathy. She may not have finished her book, but today, we all lived in the final chapter together. A chapter written in hugs, memories, and a little Chardonnay. If you’re looking for a place to celebrate something—or someone—truly special, let Stella’s on the Square be the backdrop to your next unforgettable moment. ✨ Cathy would’ve adored this review. But more than that, she would’ve adored that so many showed up, laughed, remembered, and stayed a little longer than planned—just like she always did. #CelebrationOfLife #CathyCote #StoriesLiveOn #DarcyStrong #StellasOnTheSquareMagic #LiveLaughRemember“