Erin French is setting her sights on new inspiration. The restaurateur — known for her notoriously hard-to-book restaurant in Maine, The Lost Kitchen — has a new show on Magnolia Network, Getting Lost ...

"I just wanted to pause a moment and welcome you all," French told her guests. "I hope you taste our joy tonight because that is what we're runnin' on, and some good ingredients, and a lot of love!" ...

If you’re anything like me, you fall in love with the idea of certain restaurants and can’t stop thinking about them until you go and consummate the affair. The Lost Kitchen, a picturesque restaurant ...

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"We’ve had to completely reimagine the entire property," Chef Erin French explains in the PEOPLE exclusive clip Georgia Slater is a staff editor on the Parents team at PEOPLE. She has been working at ...

Lost Kitchen, Erin French’s renowned restaurant in Freedom, will stick to its postcard reservation system when it opens up seasonal reservations in April, it announced on Monday. French, recently ...

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One of America's most coveted dining experiences is a 40-seat restaurant in a converted grist-mill in the rural village of Freedom, Maine. Chef Erin French, who is self-taught, opened the Lost Kitchen ...

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You are able to gift 5 more articles this month. Anyone can access the link you share with no account required. Learn more. Think of it as the Kondo method of making a restaurant reservation. Is that ...