Harraseeket Lunch and Lobster Company

Was in Freeport looking for a good lobster roll saw this was nearby so we took the short drive over. Harraseeket is set right alongside the water at a marina. They have a good amount of parking but it does fill up. The views from the restaurant are amazing and they have both indoor seating and covered/uncovered outdoor seating. At the window to order the re was a sign that showed and approximate 1hr wait for food. Their time frame was very accurate. I ordered the Lobster roll and a pint of fried scallops. The lobster roll was filled with both tail and claw meat. I asked for some butter which made it even better. The scallops were served with cocktail and tartar sauce. Overall, it was worth the wait and I would 100% go again.

My recent stop at Harraseeket Lunch and Lobster Company in South Freeport, Maine, was a fantastic coastal dining experience that left me eager to return. The atmosphere is pure Maine magic—picnic tables by the harbor, salty air, and a lively yet laid-back vibe that’s perfect for soaking up the waterfront views. Whether you’re with family or friends, the setting feels like a warm embrace from the coast. The staff were a highlight, greeting us with genuine warmth and keeping the service smooth and friendly. They made navigating the menu a breeze, and their enthusiasm added to the welcoming feel. The food was a standout: the whole belly clams were a generous portion, perfectly cooked with a crispy, golden exterior and tender, briny centers. The lobster roll was equally impressive, stuffed wi

Excellent lobster (couldn't ask for fresher, as you can see by the photo of lady whisking them out of the water); very good clams; good prices. We arrived a little earlier than the crowd for lunch,so only waited about 20 minutes. You couldn't ask for a more perfect location, looking out on the river as you munch on your perfect lunch!!

I’ve had lobster at all kinds of places—from full-service waterfront restaurants to simple dockside counters—and honestly, the full-service spots can absolutely be worth it for the atmosphere and the whole “night out” experience. This isn’t meant to knock those places at all. But if your goal is to enjoy the lobster and seafood themselves—fresh, satisfying, and fairly priced, without paying extra for the full-service/luxury vibe—this place is hard to beat in the Portland/Freeport area. Some downtown restaurants can feel a bit “tourist-priced” (still good, but sometimes a little underwhelming for what you pay). That hasn’t been my experience here: the value feels honest, and the quality delivers. It’s not just about lobster, either. The rest of the seafood menu is consistently strong. I’v

Magical, quintessential Maine spot. Cozy, delicious and reasonably priced food, nice people (thank you to the staff member who ran my waterbottle out to me that I left behind!). So much fun to have a bite here.