MAINE STATE - If you're looking for a place to enjoy fresh Maine lobster, consider Red's Eats, McLoon's Lobster Shack, Footbridge Lobster, and Miller's Fish Market. These seafood establishments are attached to lobster boats and co-ops. But if you love fresh lobster, you'll probably want to try them. Read on to learn more about these great establishments.
Your Guide to the Best Maine Lobster Shacks
If you plan a Maine vacation, you will probably want to know which lobster shacks have the best lobster. Here are a few of the best.
1. Red's Eats
Red's Eats is unrivaled in this area for lobster rolls. This long-standing lobster roll shack offers a casual atmosphere and even a patio. Enjoy a lobster roll before a crackling fire, or order it to-go. Guests can dine inside or outside in their comfortable patio chairs. Located just south of Wiscasset, Red's Eats serves market-price lobster rolls on a toasted roll. The Red's Lobster Roll is a Maine specialty, served on a split-top bun with drawn butter and extra heavy mayonnaise. Done in a tiny shed in coastal Maine, Red's Eats is a must-stop for any seafood lover visiting this island. 41 Water St, Wiscasset, ME 04578
2. Bite Into Maine
Bite Into Maine is another New England classic. Located in Fort Williams Park, in the shadow of the Portland Head Light, this mobile eatery serves delicious Maine lobster rolls. The flavors of the lobster rolls range from light mayonnaise to celery salt and coleslaw to wasabi and curry. The lobster roll is available in three styles: classic Maine, Connecticut, and curry. Bite Into Maine lobster roll food truck and takeout in Cape Elizabeth, Scarborough, and Portland.
3. McLoon's Lobster Shack
While it's not the prettiest restaurant in Maine, McLoon's is worth a trip. The restaurant serves up delicious lobster and steamers and has a surprisingly large selection of beers. You can also try the food truck McLoon's in South Freeport. Although it's not exactly a shack, this restaurant's lobster rolls and clam soup are delicious. This is your place if you're looking for a Maine lobster feast. In addition to fresh lobster and clam chowder, McLoon's offers views of the bay and spruce-fringed islands. The family-run restaurant also serves lobster stew, homemade desserts, and crab cakes. 15 Island Rd, South Thomaston, ME 04858
4. Miller's Lobster Co.
If you want to eat lobster but don't have the time to go to the ocean, visit Miller's Lobster Co., a family-run business in Spruce Head, Maine. The Coffin family has operated the restaurant for over 40 years and serves up some of the best lobsters in New England. Visitors can pick up lobster by weight and enjoy the water view from the picnic tables. While you're there, try ordering crabmeat or shrimp rolls, or a hot dog. The name says it all: a seafood restaurant in the picturesque town of Spruce Head, Maine. The restaurant's name comes from its Picturesque Shore of Wheeler's Bay location. While you're there, check out their menu, amenities, and driving directions. You'll be happy you made the trip. It's a short drive from Portland, Maine, but it's worth the trip. 92 Eagle Quarry Rd, Spruce Head, ME 04859
5. Footbridge Lobster
If you're visiting Ogunquit, Maine, you must try the famous Footbridge Lobster! This walk-up seafood shack sits near the water and specializes in lobster rolls. It also offers take-out options. The best thing about Footbridge Lobster in Ogunquit is that you can order take-out. And with its friendly service and great prices, this spot is also a local favorite. A must-try while visiting the area. 108 Perkins Cove Rd, Ogunquit, ME 03907
6. Chauncey Creek Lobster Pier
Chauncey Creek Lobster Pier was established in 1948 and offered a classic Maine dining experience. While it is a BYOB establishment, they recommend pairing wine or beer with your seafood. Try their lobster rolls and traditional boiled lobster. The food at Chauncey Creek Lobster Pier is the ultimate Maine experience. The Astburys are happy to help you choose the perfect meal. 16 Chauncey Creek Rd, Kittery Point, ME 03905
7. Two Lights Lobster Shack
Perched above the rocks in Cape Elizabeth, the Lobster Shack at Two Lights is a favorite of visitors to the region. This quaint restaurant has been serving local seafood since 1920. The outdoor picnic tables allow you to enjoy the ocean views while eating a delicious meal. Whether you want fresh lobster on a roll with mayo and plenty of butter will surely satisfy you. 225 Two Lights Rd, Cape Elizabeth, ME 04107
8. Fish House Fish
This roadside lobster shack sits on an island, offering breathtaking views of the surrounding islands. It overlooks the harbor of Monhegan and Manana Island and is popular among tourists and summer residents alike. It offers boiled lobster, seafood rolls, chowders, and local smoked fish. This lobster shack also provides picnic tables right on the beach. Fish Beach Ln, Monhegan, ME 04852
9. Charlotte's Legendary Lobster Pound
The lobsters are killed with care and compassion, and Charlotte's is in the Seawall section of Acadia National Park. This charming and family-friendly lobster shack has a reputation for excellent food, a fun atmosphere, and a humane approach to killing lobsters. You can try their lobster chowder or chicken dinner at Charlotte's. 465 Seawall Rd, Southwest Harbor, ME 04679
