Maurice Restaurant Francais
109 Main St, South Paris, ME, 04281
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Address :
109 Main St
South Paris, ME, 04281 - Phone (207) 743-2532
- Website https://www.mauricerestaurant.com/
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Specialities
- Takes Reservations : Yes
Delivery : No
Take-out : No
Accepts Credit Cards : Yes
Parking : Private Lot
Wheelchair Accessible : Yes
Good for Kids : Yes
Good for Groups : Yes
Attire : Casual
Noise Level : Quiet
Alcohol : Full Bar
Outdoor Seating : No
Has TV : No
Waiter Service : Yes
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Kate M.
A great place for date night. I always end up getting steak and am never disappointed.
(4)Amy K.
Recommended to us by the innkeeper as her favorite restaurant, we decided to go to dinner there while in South Paris, Maine for the night. I had scallops (mistake) and my friend had the Haddock, which was all over the menu in a bunch of different preparations. I should have done the fish. She enjoyed her food very much, while I thought that the scallops tasted like a chemical. My side dishes were just fine. Don't think there's a lot of choices in town, but other than my choice on the menu, it was good enough. Stick with the fish.
(3)Marshunda S.
Was treated to Maurice's after conducting the school district's Honor's Orchestra Festival. The venue is really inviting. The lighting was just great, the music wasn't annoyingly loud. The waitress was really calm and she checked on our party just at just the right interval. I had the duck which was really good! Then dessert I had a blueberry bundt cake. Ummmmm.. I recommend Maurice's to anyone that wants some sophistication while dining.
(4)Bruce_ B.
For the area this is it for what manay would call city-fair fixings! Locals would call it over priced and city-types would call it mid-range. However, if you are in Maine and come from any city this is the closest you get to being somewhere else!!! Enjoy the charm of this little gem in the rough!
(4)Sandra S.
Friends of mine who live in the Gray, ME area told me this was a great place. Initial impression was that the place could use a bit of updating but it was quaint and the local art was interesting. The waitress kept referring to the restaurant as "fine dining" but it really isn't. All of our food items were just ordinary. Escargot very tasty but I've had better. I live on the seacoast so I know good fish when I eat it. My husband ordered the baked haddock (what was he thinking!) and said it was dry & stringy. I tried a bite and had to agree. I also believe it was Pollock and not haddock and most likely had been frozen. The potato/leek soup was good but, again, nothing special. Beef was okay and just made the delineation between medium rare and overdone. Not much of a wine list and the quality of what we did order was poor. Vegetables were cooked perfectly and our desserts were delicious. All in all, a nice little place but NOT fine dining.
(2)Toni C.
Been here several times for lunch, never for dinner. lunch specials are reasonably priced and delicious. desserts are very nice as well. a very quiet and charming atmosphere
(4)Donnie G.
This was our second visit to Maurice's. For the area, this is considered fine dining. We made dinner reservations and were seated promptly in between two parties with an infant and a two year old respectively. The infant cried once or twice and his family took him outside for a breather, which was fine - we've all been there. However, at the other table the two year old screeched uncontrollably every four minutes like clockwork and her mother had absolutely ZERO control over her child. What a real fine dining restaurant would do is relocate the clueless mom, the useless boyfriend and the little screecher to a part of the restaurant where they would annoy only themselves and not paying guests. Unfortunately, the waitstaff and the hostess did absolutely nothing, just let the little miscreant take her tantrums and screw everyone else. Worse yet, it seems like the clueless mom was a friend of half the waitstaff, including our waitress. I don't believe that they even paid for their meals! I do however know that they ruined the dining experience of the paying guests at the establishment. It took over 40 minutes after appetizers to receive our main courses, which broke down into 10 additional tantrum serenades by the 2-year-old-from-hell. The wine was served at kitchen temperature (80F) and had to be chilled to appropriate cellar temperature. The food this time was also not up to par. My pork chop wasn't properly seasoned and had little flavor of apple. My wife's chicken sat on top of a greasy bed of overcooked fettuccine. The stuffed clam appetizer we ordered was all breading and no clam (apparently clams as well as baby sitters are impossible to find in Western Maine). When we were ready to leave, we asked the waitress to pack up one of our meals to go. She returned with an empty meal container and left it next to the meal to be packed up. The message was clear, "pack it up yourselves." This is what I expect from a Sizzler, and not a fine dining establishment. If I hear that the waitstaff has been shaken out, the kitchen has returned to order and Maurice's has piled up the kid's highchairs in the parking lot and set fire to them, then and only then would I take another chance. Until then, forget it.
(1)Edward W.
Always good service, nice albeit dated atmosphere and fine dining very professionally cooked consistently fresh food
(4)Seth H.
My wife and I absolutely love this restaurant. My wife insists on stopping by every time we're in town. Two must have's are the French Onion Soup and the Escargot. The escargot melts in your mouth, and I have yet to find a comparable french onion soup. They display local artists work on the walls, and the ambiance is very nice. If you're in the Oxford Hills this is definitely the place to stop for a great meal.
(4)Tami F.
Color me impressed. The French onion soup was to die for; the pot roast was tender & delicious; the chocolate mousse was great! The staff was fantastic too. Highly recommended for groups with a large age range & a hankering for very well prepared comfort food.
(4)Melissa S.
We have been going here for the last 18 summers and are always pleased. This is an unexpected treat in an area you may not expect to find fresh well prepared food along with a nice wine list and quality service. The prices are very reasonable for both the quality and quantity. We look forward to returning each summer.
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