
Chez Rosa
Unclaimed · gathered from public sourcesChez Rosa is listed as a restaurant in Lower Village, Kennebunk. Sources describe it as open all year. Keywords it uses for itself: Restaurants, Event Venues / Ceremony Sites. 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%
| Address | 173 Port RdSource
Other sources say: 173 Port Road · 173 Port Road | |
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| Phone | (207) 204-0183Sources
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yazmin@chezrosabistro.comSource
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| Website | chezrosabistro.comSource
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| Social | facebook · instagramSources
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| Hours | Dinner from 5 PM. Seasonal hours ; visit our website for current schedule.Source
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| Season | Open year-roundSource
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| In their words (keywords) | Restaurants, Event Venues / Ceremony SitesSource
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| Public license record | Maine liquor license CAR-25-112843 (On-Premises: Beer, Wine & Spirits), expires 2027-06-02Source
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What people say
Chez Rosa is a French bistro that spent five years in Kennebunkport before moving across the bridge to Kennebunk in June 2025, into the building long home to Old Vines. The Portland Press Herald reported that the new space adds seats, an upstairs room for private events, outdoor seating and on-site parking. Local voters named it among the best steaks in the Chamber's 2023 awards.
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.
“In its new home, Chez Rosa will be able to seat 90 people inside, 22 more than it currently can.”
Sources (3)
- Chez Rosa to move to larger space in Kennebunk · Portland Press Herald · May 14, 2025 · retrieved 2026-09-26 · © Portland Press Herald; short quotes under fair use
- Kennebunk couple relocate their entire restaurant — as the clock ticks · Portland Press Herald · Jun 18, 2025 · retrieved 2026-09-26 · © Portland Press Herald; short quotes under fair use
- Chamber honors business, community leaders during annual dinner meeting · Portland Press Herald · Sep 18, 2023 · retrieved 2026-09-26 · © Portland Press Herald; short quotes under fair use
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Source
- Nominatim geocode of published address · retrieved 2026-09-26 · ODbL 1.0 (© OpenStreetMap contributors) · confidence 40%
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