Ceal's Clam Stand

Excellent scallops, delicious onion rings. Great service. Everything I'd heard about Ceal's is true. Owner took my order. Parking in front, outside deck and covered deck. They will close for the season soon, but I am not sure of date. Definitely will be returning next season.

The looks of this place is deceiving there is no prices on the menu just pieces of electrical tape over the prices. I don’t care what it cost. It was the best fried scallops I ever had. They were sweet and perfect. We also got the clam box. It was $39 for that but also some of the best clams I ever had also and I’ve been to a lot of places . we ate in the car which is fine there are picnic tables there to eat outside there service was fast . I would highly recommend

Today was my first trip to Ceals. Portions were great and the price reflected the amount of food we got. It was delicious, and for $45 the seafood plate was plenty for both of us. Service was just fine, too - quick and efficient. The only complaint I have is the size and portions of the condiments. The containers are SO small you can’t dip anything in them and even after asking for extra we didn’t have enough. If the containers were bigger it would have been so much easier to eat and there would have been plenty for the entire plate. Will be back again, it was delicious, and even though VERY skimpy on the tartar sauce, the experience was great.

Once a year in July, for my birthday, my husband takes me to Ceal's for the best fried clams ever. My first memory of Ceal's dates back to the mid 1960s. My dad was a clam lover and would take me to Ceal's since I was 5 years old. He passed 20 years ago, but now my husband brings me. We pay a good price for our order but boy are we ever satisfied 😌. Can't wait until next year.

It's okay. The pizza burger was a sad looking patty smothered in what seems to be marinara with a minuscule smattering of sprinkled parmesan (like what you'd put on spaghetti). The lobster roll was decent but expensive and there were bits of shell in it. Regular frappes were extremely thin and tasted like too much Hershey's syrup versus actual chocolate ice cream. Tender prices were odd, 7.75 for a small (5) and $17.75 for a large (10), didn't make sense to us but whatever. All in all we'll try somewhere else next time.