You’ll find fast food chains throughout America. With huge signs and logos, most are unmissable from the highway. But leave it to Maine to bring us the most adorable version of a fast food spot ever. Hidden away in an old home in Freeport is the world’s most Maine McDonald’s!

When you've got a hankering for a Big Mac, you might be looking for a building like this one.
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But, not if you're in Freeport!
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Because Freeport is home to the most adorable McDonald's that ever existed.
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Built in in the 1800s, this house has been around for more than 150 years!
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The mansion was built by William Gore, a prominent merchant in the area.
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And it was converted into Freeport's only McDonald's back in 1984.
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The house looks Victorian, but in the back you'll find some modern touches - like a drive-thru!

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Inside you'll find photos of what the area looked like back when the home was actually a home.
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Because buildings must conform to the local aesthetic, the home was kept relatively the same - down to the inside dining room.
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You can even order a classic Maine lobster roll, which is reported to be pretty good!
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Looks a lot like a normal lobster roll to us!
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Even at night, this unique place has the look and feel of a classic Maine bed and breakfast.
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So, the next time you're craving fast food in Maine head here and class it up a notch!
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You can find this classic McDonald’s at 11 Mallett Drive in Freeport. Call ahead to make a reservation! Just kidding. As fancy as this place looks, they don’t take reservations.

Looking for a more traditional version of the Maine lobster roll? Then check out the stops along our Maine lobster roll road trip!

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