Kittery, Maine Bed and Breakfast & Inns

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Kittery, Maine, has shopping possibilities other the outlets. The charming boutiques on Government Street in downtown Kittery, are a well-kept secret. You first encounter Cacao, the ultimate chocolate shop on planet Earth. The chocolates made and sold here exclusively are all pure, natural ingredients, no waxes or preservatives, and all hand-made by the owner and the other shop personnel; If you remember the "Diner Scene" in the movie "When Harry Met Sally", you will understand why I am saying that you must not miss out on Cacao. Plan a while at the punnily-named artists' co-op "Just Us Chickens Artisans Coop" There are yarns from a local alpaca flock (herd? pack?), exceptionally cool one-of-a-kind jewelry, among other remarkable artisan-made crafts - this is not ticky-tacky, but not ludicrously priced, either, and the shop is operated by the artisans themselves. Try the Crooked Lane Café, soups and sandwiches are excellent. If it is getting on towards dinner time, I can strongly recommend Anneke Jan's,despite its northern European-sounding name, it's a classic French bistro, with the best pommes frites (French fries) in the Kittery/Portsmouth area. Between the Kittery traffic circle and the Route 1 bridge to Badger's Island is an area known as Gourmet Alley, starring, in addition to Cacao, the Enoteca Italiana, Terracotta Pasta, Beach Pea Bakery,and even a drive-through grocery store.You have a wonderful picnic in your immediate future - why not drive out Route 103 to Seapoint Beach, in Kittery Point? By Portsmouth Harbor Inn & Spa.