Distinctive Dining & Lodging
York Harbor, Maine
Carrot Cake Cookies
Every afternoon the Dockside offers a yummy tea treat. Just right to hold you until dinner. Today Lois (who declined to be photographed with her creation) made Carrot Cake Cookies. Two carrot cake cookies with frosting between.
Proclaimed the best ever by all samplers.
Dockside's Fourth of July Cannon Salute
Great weather, ice cream sundaes, cannon firing, good friends all made for a great Fourth of July Celebration at the Dockside
The York Harbor Reading Room will be having their annual fireworks show tonight at the Harbor Beach. The Dockside has 
terrific views of this fireworks show.
As usual Dennis and the kitchen crew is firing up delicious dishes with the freshest seafood, steaks and house made pasta too.
The Dockside Restaurant was recently featured in a wedding reception blog… beautiful photography. Please follow the link below.
http://www.receptionhalls.com/blog/2011/06/real-wedding-dockside-restaura
nt-york-maine/
Check out this article in the York Weekly
http://www.seacoastonline.com/apps/pbcs.dll/article?AID=/20110615/NEWS/106150315&emailAFriend=1
This should be a reletivly quiet week giving way to another busy weekend at the restaurant. Mid week is a nice opportuity to enjoy the warm weather and a nice leisurly meal on our deck.
The weekend ahead will be a busy one, with several weddings and rehearsal dinners.
Look what some recent guests had to say about our Captain’s Quarters 3 bedroom unit;
“We were very pleased with our visit at the Dockside (Captains Quarters), great staff and great accommodations. We come periodically with the whole family (my elderly parents live in Durham) and rented a house on the Nubble the last time. Although that was a great experience, the Captain’s Quarters offered the same flexibility as the house with the additional security of having a front desk and easy check in etc. over the house rental.”
Dockside's Captain's Quarters
Today is shaping up to be a beauty, in fact; all of next week is slated to sunny and warm.
Bring Dad to the Dockside Restaurant for a delicious meal overlooking York Harbor Sunday, Dennis and the kitchen crew will be creating manly meals!
Signs by Mo recently installed our new sign. Thanks Kristen, beautiful work, a big improvement over the old sign.
Dockside's Maine House circa 1920
This is how Dockside’s Maine House looked around 1920. It is believed to have been a “summer cottage” up until the time David Lusty bought it and Harris Island in 1953. David, then over the years developed Harris Island into Dockside Guest Quarters & Restaurant and York Harbor Marine Service.
Maine House 2010
