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We went specifically for the lobster roll flight. It was our first time having a lobster roll so it was nice was of trying it! The lobster rangoon was also amazing with their sauce. Their fries is also my favorite type of fries so it’s a 10/10. They have outdoor and indoor seating which is nice and from what we heard they allow dogs at the outdoor seating. Our server was great and the food came out quick! 10/10 would definitely recommend

Super creative and fun. All the meals seemed about $18 or more, so it wasn’t cheap, but for once in a while it’s a fun stop off. The donut grilled cheese was sweeter than I was prepared for, and super filling and heavy bisque, so I only ate half, but I got some pretzels to help with the sweet. Everyone is very friendly and the art work is impressive!!!

Saw the viral lobster flight on Instagram and decided to make the pilgrimage up from the Boston area while we were on vacation. Sampled the beer flight while we waited and was able to find a few that I liked. Food was very good and the 90s vibe on the inside was a cool nostalgia feeling. We were the only ones in the restaurant and it was a bit rainy outside so can't speak to what an evening outside would be like but if I were in the area again I would come back.

Food was pretty good, service was not great. They were nice but wow. They forgot my drink when they brought out my husband’s so he had to go inside and ask for it. And then I asked for sauce for my burger 3x and finally grabbed a ketchup and finished off the bottle. Paying $18 for a burger with Hannafords ketchup wasn’t my plan for the day when we drove 2.5 hours to eat lobster.

Love how creative their menu is. Don't love how loud the music is both indoors and outdoors. Both of our meals were delicious, and it would've been nice to be served at the same time, though. Ordered: grilled cheese in honey dipped donuts over a tomato bisque and an all-American cheeseburger with beer battered fries.