The Merry Table Creperie, on 43 Wharf Street, is an example of how wonderful Portland Maine is for foodies. Authentic French crepes, french owners, and wine.
The Merry Table is a way to experience a French classic, my only recommendation is go there with company, share appetizers, enjoy a savory crepe, and finish off by sharing a sweet one. It's plenty of food. On that note, don't go to Merry table with a sweet tooth, the sweet crepes will be smaller and not quite a full meal.
I went back for a quick lunch today (the photo is from the previous stop). In addition to well prepared crepes, we had two of their soups: creamy tomato and green pepper. They both made me feel as if I was back living in Europe. By now we've tased some of their savory and sweet creations and believe that it is all good - just go, it will be wonderful.
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