Mason's Famous Lobster Rolls

Tried their Shrimp roll and tater tots. I enjoyed every bite. The cocktail shrimps needed some hot sauce (optional- on the counter for you) that I've added on and it was great. It was on the pricey side but its ideal for what they have on the menu, seafood is expensive generally. Service was good. No wait time, table was clean as well.

Stopped in Mason's Famous Lobster Rolls to try one of their lobster rolls. The restaurant has a bright and modern feel with some indoor and outdoor seating. They offer a nice menu with a good selection and the service is fast and friendly. We tried their classic lobster roll which is chilled lobster and their Connecticut lobster roll which is warm lobster. Both were delicious with large pieces of lobster in a fully stuffed fresh and soft buttered roll. The lobster meat and rolls were excellent and delicious. Also tried a side of potato salad which was very good . Food is made fresh with quality ingredients . Loved it. Keep up the great work.

After hearing from others about Mason’s, I decided to treat my mom to lunch after her nearby medical appointment. We were warmly welcomed by the young man behind the counter, but his hospitality didn’t end there. He patiently explained the menu options to us and then personally brought our meals over to us, stopping over twice to make sure we were enjoying our meals. What a delicious mid day treat! We both had the all butter lobster rolls and they were delicious! Pricey, but we are talking lobster. Definitely someplace I’d come back to for an occasional treat!

Mason’s Famous Lobster Roll? Oh yeah, it’s famous alright. If this roll isn’t on the front page of TIME Magazine by next year, I’m starting a petition. The lobster tasted so fresh I legit checked the back of the restaurant for a secret ocean portal. I half expected to see a bunch of dudes from Deadliest Catch hauling traps right into the kitchen while a chef yells, “WE NEED MORE BUTTER!” And speaking of butter… that roll? Oh. My. Crustacean. The bread was toasted like it just came back from a luxury vacation—golden, soft, buttery on the inside, with just enough crisp on the outside to make my jaw go “thank you.” Yeah, it’s pricey. But lobster ain’t exactly swimming around asking to be put in a $5 value meal. You’re paying for pure luxury in handheld form. Honestly, it’s worth it. If you

First time here and everything was exceptionally tasty. I had the New England Clam Chowder and the Connecticut Roll with a generous portion of lobster on it. Highly recommend if you’re in this area and shopping around. Mason’s did not disappoint!