One of the things you'll really love about Portland is that it is full of quirky, small, independently-owned little food spots and shops. There are barely any chain restaurants in this city at all. It's so refreshing. Yes, it's hipsterish but not in the affected way that it seems to be in other cities where people wear their beards and tattoos more like a costume. These people are just unconventional and happy about it.
One such place we stumbled into was Old Port Slice Bar, a short walk from our perch at Portland Harbor Hotel and right in the thick of all the food and nightlife action. Portland is more of a night person than a morning person we would discover. Anyway, when we found ourselves here we just could not ignore the Thai Chicken Slice, a newer item on the menu and it was worth the chance taken. Absolutely delicious and different. We found it to be, basically, a great pad thai on a crust instead of noodles. Yup, you get it. We would have tried a few of the other enticing flavors, too, but this was a food tour and there is never enough time to space out all the food we want to eat.
Needless, to say we will be back to try out those other flavors and confidently suggest that you will not be disappointed visiting here.
420 Fore Street
Portland, ME
Telephone: 207.899.3364
Socials:
@TheBostonFoodie
Old Port Slice Bar is refreshingly free from the enslavement of social media.
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