5 Best Burger Restaurants near Southwest Harbor

“It was my first time visiting Peter Trouts and I was not disappointed! I ordered the pork chop sandwich and it may be the best thing I’ve ever eaten. The flavors were outstanding from the coating on the pork to the coleslaw and the pickle it all blends well.
Well done!!“

“Me and my boyfriend stopped by for dinner during shoulder season in Acadia (October) and had an amazing experience! We got the traveler smash burger and the smokehouse fried chicken sandwich (plus fries). We both preferred the chicken, although both were delicious! I think this is the best fried chicken sandwich I’ve ever had: wasabi flavor, crisp cucumber, and sweet bbq sauce. The fries were good but a little bit salty — get some to share rather than an order each!

Service was so lovely as well, would go back in a heartbeat.“

“Took the wifey out for a much needed date night probably the only place with a lil late night food menu chicken burger was great wings were good decent drinks bar tender was experienced drink menu a lil limited but 100 bucks plus tip for bah habba is about right…def do it again much thanks!“

“I'm a raving fan! Order on-line, pick up on Main St. - way too easy and worth every penny. Each sandwich is a meal. Still working thru the entire menu to determine my favorite. 😋“

“Yesterday my daughter and I were excited to take my husband to Blaze as we had such a great experience previously. We had our lab/Pyranese mix Tucker Lee with us. Sam, the bartender greeted us and she proceeded to take our orders/make us drinks. We enjoyed our meal and enjoyed the music next door. Tucker Lee Sat at our feet watching his surroundings and waiting for some treats from us. He let out a little bark 3 times. They were quick minor barks looking to go make friends and he quickly settled back down. No one was near us and no one in the surrounding tables even flinched as we were in a dog friendly town/bar or so we thought. Sam decided she no longer wanted us there. With my drink still half full she told us she was going to get our bill together as she was uncomfortable and that we should not have a reactive dog in public. She then went on to tell us she works with animals. This same dog that apparently made her uncomfortable with a quick minor bark was greeted at other restaurants in Maine with open arms, a bowl of water and lots of petting. He was also greeted in Bar Harbor along the walkways and trails by many people wanting to pet and interact with him. The guy with the parrots had Tucker Lee interact with them. It is her loss and now Blaze's loss. I hope she enjoyed the generous tip I left to ensure the others were compensated as it will sadly be the last time we visit Blaze or recommend it. Great food and drinks is one thing but friendly and decent service is an absolute must. You cannot insult your customers especially their beloved pets. Also if you are going to be a dog friendly bar be sure your bartender greets all dogs with water, a treat maybe and an acknowledgement. Tucker Lee got none of those. Only a judgement on his size. Big dogs deserve love too!“