
Caring Community Cuisine
Unclaimed · gathered from public sourcesCaring Community Cuisine is listed as a dining in Cape Porpoise, Kennebunkport. Keywords it uses for itself: Restaurants, Event Venues / Ceremony Sites, Nonprofit Organizations, Social Causes. Details were gathered from public sources and have not yet been confirmed by the owner.
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- Written by kennebunkport.me from the facts above · retrieved 2026-09-26 · Original text · confidence 50%
| Formerly known as | MusetteSources
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| Address | 2 Pier RoadSources
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| Phone | (207) 204-0707Sources
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info@ccckport.orgSource
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| Website | ccckport.orgSource
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| Social | linkedin · instagramSource
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| Hours | Sunday through Tuesday 9am to 2pmSource
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| In their words (keywords) | Restaurants, Event Venues / Ceremony Sites, Nonprofit Organizations, Social CausesSource
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What people say
Caring Community Cuisine is the former Musette in Cape Porpoise, which chefs Jonathan Cartwright and Selena Roy renamed in November 2024 and refocused on feeding Mainers with cancer and their families, the Portland Press Herald reported. As Musette, it opened in 2017 when Cartwright, formerly of the White Barn Inn, took over the long-running Wayfarer. Travel writers described a bright bistro that kept the Wayfarer's chowder and sign.
Summary written by kennebunkport.me in our own words from the public sources below (checked Sep 26, 2026). No ratings or scores. Quotes are short, attributed and linked.
“Cartwright and co-founder/co-chef Selena Roy renamed the place Caring Community Cuisine, and refocused it on helping Mainers with cancer.”
“Musette still has the chowder — it actually still has The Wayfarer's sign, hanging above its lunch counter”
Sources (3)
- Reinvention! Transformation! What should the restaurant of the future look like? · Portland Press Herald · Mar 20, 2025 · retrieved 2026-09-26 · © Portland Press Herald; short quotes under fair use
- Christmas on the Maine Coast | Kennebunkport Christmas Prelude · New England Today (Yankee Magazine) · Oct 6, 2020 · retrieved 2026-09-26 · © New England Today (Yankee Magazine); short quotes under fair use
- This Cape Porpoise Fish House Is an Icon. But of What, Exactly? · Down East Magazine · Dec 9, 2024 · retrieved 2026-09-26 · © Down East Magazine; short quotes under fair use
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- Nominatim geocode of published address · retrieved 2026-09-26 · ODbL 1.0 (© OpenStreetMap contributors) · confidence 40%
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