Bob's Clam Hut

Bob’s is located conveniently off 95 and is a great spot to visit if you’re in Kittery or heading north. They have indoor and outdoor seating. Seats are first come, first served, but they are plentiful. Parking can be a challenge, but there is a big lot next door that’s a short walk. We got cold lobster rolls. They come with fried pickles. The fries are great with their homemade tartar sauce. Honestly, I’d buy just the pickles if I could. They are the right amount of tart and garlicky. The cold lobster rolls are top 3. And I’ve had a lot of lobster rolls! A big serving of meat, rightly dressed, and perfectly cooked. The buns are buttery and toasted. Yum! Pro tip: they have online ordering. Save yourself from waiting in the LONG line.

While visiting from New Hampshire and doing a quick stopover at the outlets, I stumbled upon this spot, a cute, unassuming spot that turned out to be a great find for fresh seafood. A friend and I decided to give it a try. We ordered the Maine Lobster Roll and the Cajun Fish Basket. The lobster roll was absolutely delicious—loaded with fresh, sweet lobster meat and served just right. It definitely lived up to the Maine seafood reputation! The Cajun fried fish in tBasket was also cooked well—crispy, not greasy, and very fresh. While it didn’t have much of the Cajun flavor we expected, it was still a solid, tasty dish. There wasn’t a long wait when we went, but if you’re planning to dine in, it’s a good idea to grab a table, especially during busy times. The service was smooth, and the atmosphere had a laid-back coastal charm. Overall, good choice if you’re craving fresh seafood in the area. Worth the stop!

Delish. We ordered a lobster roll $33 market price, kids chicken tenders and the lobster stew. Everything was well seasoned and yummy. Our family of 3 was happy. Well met, Bob’s Clam Hut. Well met indeed!

The lobster roll was great and the bun was toasted just right. The fried fish and calamari was delicious and had no noticeable grease like many fish shacks. We had our dogs with us outside under a tent with picnic tables. It was nice they could join us in the shade. I recommend ordering online before to beat the long order lines.

We were there on a Sunday afternoon. It was very busy. We waited briefly in line to order. We got the mozzarella sticks, calamari, onion rings, bbq chicken strips & lobster roll. Chicken strips came with fries and coleslaw. Im very particular about my coleslaw. I prefer it made with Hellmans mayo. There's is not..but its close..not sweet like that gross miracle whip stuff. 😞We waited about 20-25 mins for our food, but it wasn't a terrible wait and the food was very hot & fresh. The food portions were big and the food itself was very tasty and good. We'd definitely go back when we are in the vicinity.

The tartar sauce is very good with the fried food. And it’s not very greasy. The coleslaw is bland. It is primarily an outdoor picnic vibe.

Being next to the Kittery Trading Post, Bob’s definitely gets busy - be prepared to edit in line, and have your food take 30-45 minutes to come out. Is what it is in the summertime. With this in mind though, it’s run pretty well. Everything was excellent when it came out. We had lobster rolls and clam chowder.

Had the fried clam strips, fried scallops and fries. Took time for preparation, but to be expected. Food was delicious! Can't wait to try out other things on the menu in the future.

Bob's Clam Hut NEVER disappoints! I stop by here every time I visit Kittery Maine and usually end up ordering a variety of the same items: scallops, whole clams, fish. They provide generous portions and the seafood is always fresh. I love the tartar sauce and cocktail sauce that comes with the fried seafood. You really cannot get this type of food anywhere else and it's perfect to share with a group. My family always gets the boxes which come in 1/2 pint, full pint, or quart. Usually 2 quarts of different seafoods is enough for 5 people (in my opinion). During my most recent trip, my friend and I ordered a 1/2 pint of whole clams and a pint of scallops and we had leftovers to take home. Again, the portions are generous, usually the boxes are overflowing. There are two lots on either side of the restaurant, one is much larger than the other. If you're having a difficult time finding parking, there are plenty of other parking lots nearby, just a short walk away. They also have ample picnic table seating out front and in the back, which is covered under a tent. Though there may be long lines, it's worth the wait!

really wanted to like Bob's Hut, but overall I think it's pretty overrated. For such a casual spot, the prices are definitely on the higher end, and unfortunately the quality just didn't match. The clams came out over-fried and greasy, and the lobster tail was surprisingly bland with no real flavor. On top of that, we had to wait quite a while for our food, which made the experience even more disappointing. With so many great seafood options around, I think there are better places to spend your time (and money).

Bob's Clam Hut is one of those places I remember always going to as a kid whenever we were visiting Maine! Unfortunately my most recent visit, I found the food being quite disappointing. We ordered fried scallops, fried whole bellies, and a cup of clam chowder. One of our orders I believe it was for the bellies, we did Lilian's batter, and for the scallops we did Bob's style. Both were not crispy at all and scallops were cold? Clam chowder was also not that great either, very watery. I think the best part of our meal was the cole slaw lol... I hope that it was just an off day and the food is still good normally because it was a bit of a let down after waiting for our food for so long. On another note, we found a table inside, to avoid the heat outside, and it's well air-conditioned... thank goodness!

We flew out here from Los Angeles for an impromptu Maine trip. We've never had lobster rolls, so our first order of business of course was trying some. Bob's was on our way from the airport to the hotel, so we stopped by. I hope this experience is indicative of what to expect over the next week, because this was great! The guy we ordered from was nice. He was patient with all our questions about what all the different beers were. Once we chose our beers, we tried one of the hot butter lobster rolls and one of the cold mayo lobster rolls. They were both phenomenal. I liked the hot one better, and my wife liked the cold one better. But we both enjoyed both. We brought our dog, so we sat out in the back patio area, which we really enjoyed. The front patio and inside did also look nice. This place was a great first lobster rolls and for us; I think they set a nice bar!

Some family members opted to stop by this trip... This time they got the fried clams as always stop by this place every year. My good friend just also mentioned they love to stop in and asked us if we ever tried. It took a longggggg while waiting after ordering but it seemed to be enjoyable. Plenty of outdoor tables are available.

Bob's is located conveniently off 95 and is a great spot to visit if you're in Kittery or heading north. They have indoor and outdoor seating. Seats are first come, first served, but they are plentiful. Parking can be a challenge, but there is a big lot next door that's a short walk. We got cold lobster rolls. They come with fried pickles. The fries are great with their homemade tartar sauce. Honestly, I'd buy just the pickles if I could. They are the right amount of tart and garlicky. The cold lobster rolls are top 3. And I've had a lot of lobster rolls! A big serving of meat, rightly dressed, and perfectly cooked. The buns are buttery and toasted. Yum! Pro tip: they have online ordering. Save yourself from waiting in the LONG line.

This is a note only on the butter lobster roll. 1. They add the butter for you vs giving it on the side. This results in a quickly soggy bun. If they allow it, see if you can get butter on the side. 2. For a buttered lobster roll the bun needs to be slightly more toasted to not get soggy.

Good choice. On our drive up to kennebunk Maine, we decided to stop by here and try out there lobster roll. The restaurant has a fun outdoor feeling and serves traditional & fried seafood. The lobster roll was competitively priced and served the traditional way. I wouldn't rate it as one of the best on my trip, but it was still really good and yummy. For my preference, I would've wanted more butter and claws in the meat. The roll had an adequate portion size and softness of the bun. Overall really good if you ask me. We also ordered the whoopie desert and that was good too. Highly recommended!

We usually go to the Robert's location but wanted to try Bob's this time around! Cute seafood spot, they have plenty of outdoor seating, a parking lot and Air conditioned indoor seating. Order at the window and then wait to hear your order number called. Pickup window is around the front side of the building! Fairly quick 15 min wait for our food on a busy hot day. Pricing is as you would expect, staff are all super nice! The fried scallops for me could have been crispier batter, their style is light coating it seemed which kind of fell off for me before even squeezing any lemon on but overall still fresh and good! The lady enjoyed her full clam belly plate, fries weee nice and crispy. All the condiments can be found at the many stations, ketchup, hot sauce, tartar, mayo salt pepper etc. The clam chowder was too watery for my taste and bland, but toss some pepper and salt in and we're good. I prefer more of a chunky chowder! They have soda machines and ice teas / lemonade mix you can self serve if you purchase a fountain drink cup! All in all would come back nice cute spot!

Expect a wait! Lines around the building! Lightly fried scallops were perfectly cooked and the clam chowder met our expectations. Bob's is relight next to Kittery Trading Post so it gets a lot of tourist and repeat business. Food is cooked to order and They serve you in styrofoam trays, paper soup bowls with plastic utensils. This is a New England treasure!

We always stop at Bob's before venturing home. It's a causal eatery that offers a variety of fried seafood and other things. My mom and I split a basket of their whole belly clams--it's large enough for two people. The clams are tasty and perfectly fried, plus I really enjoy their tartar sauce. It comes with fries and coleslaw as well. Prices are pretty comparable to other places but be prepared to spend a lot.... They have plenty of seating, both indoor and outdoor. I've been here in the summer and this place can get pretty packed. The decor is also a fun theme and they seem to have remodeled each time I visit. Sometimes in the summer when you have to pick up your food outside it can be hard to hear your number called on the microphone so I usually stand close and wait. Check out this place when on Route 1 in Kittery, right down the street from the retail outlets.

OMG, what a lobster roll! It was packed full of sweet, delicious claw and tail meat. Just perfect! It's a very popular place but the line goes quite quickly. It's definitely worth the stop while shopping at the outlets! That's what I did!

A must-try when in Maine! Huge menu with lots of classic options, including lobster roll (both ways). A bit of a wait but plenty of seating both inside and out.

Amazing food! And the service was quick, friendly and fun. The ambiance is nostalgic and clean. With plenty of seats both indoors and out. Ample handicap parking as well! Two entrances for easy access and to get back on the road.

I love seafood, fried clams and been to many restaurants that serve this kind of food but Bob's Clam Hut seems to be the best. Fried Clams are good here. Prices are a bit high but then so is seafood anywhere else. I've eaten at other places where the clams made me sick but not here. So this is a regular for me. Restaurant is clean. Service is good. You have to come if you haven't before. I will be back when in Kittery Maine again.

Food was okay. The service was super slow. We waited over 30 minutes for clams! I think there are better places in the area to go to.

Very good lobster rolls. They are a little on the expensive side at $32 each, but they do come with fries! This is not made very explicit on their menu, so I ordered a large side of sweet potato fries for the table. We also got a basket of clams which too came with fries. The bread on the lobster rolls was soft and buttery. Too order up front and then grab a table. The dining space is a nice size. Everything is serve yourself, ketchup, napkins, silverware, etc. They also offer a few different beers and ciders. Great little spot for a New England lobster roll.

We were in the area and thankfully it wasn't too packed with tourists. There was plenty of parking to the side of the building and behind. We arrived right as they were opening, around 11am and we were already 5th in line. By the time they actually opened, there were 10 people behind us. There seemed to be a combination of locals and tourists. The only time the line stalled was when there was a language barrier with a customer, luckily they had someone there with a picture menu that could help people navigate through the menu. We ordered a fishwich, and pick two combo plate and an clam strip app. There was a good portions with each item were ordered and we definitely had leftovers to bring home. The food tasted so fresh and was hot. The scallops that were part of the pick two - juicy and amazing! LOVED THEM! I wished they had better tarter sauce to accompany them. The dining area was very clean. The staff, was very young, however they were very attentive and friendly when the elderly customers would talk to them. We don't live close to this location, however, if we were ever back in the area and not just driving through, I would definitely come here again for lunch.

If you want the best fried clams around then this is the place to come to. They've been serving up clams in New England area since 1956. There's a decent sized parking lot next to them which does get busy and yes there's usually a line but it goes by fast and luckily for us today on a Saturday afternoon there was no line. Also, they have indoor and outdoor seating and the ambiance out side is always relaxing since most tables have an umbrella to block the sun. I always like to eat outside when the weather is great and today it as perfect.. Okay let's talk about the food... So I always get the clams 2 ways which is Bobs-lightly dredged in their house blend flour and fried and the other way is Lillian's style which is egg & milked washed then dredged in their house blend and fried. To me it's the best of both world and I don't have a favorite and that's why I get both lol. The clams are always moist with tons of flavor and the seasoning is always on point. This is a must if you're going to visit them, trust me on that. We order the kids chicken tenders for my daughter and they were really good. Very tender and not over cooked and still juicy. My daughter couldn't finish them so of course I'm going to be an amazing Dad and help her finish her food lol. Anyhoo, yes you're paying market price and yes it can get expensive real fast but it's all worth it. So if you're in the area, give them a try and you won't regret it.

I've been going to Bob's Clam Hut for years. When I went last week, the overall quality has gone way down. Where do I even begin? The portions are way smaller, with a slight dip in quality as well, the prices are up good amount, there's less help which results in longer wait times, there was no one cleaning the dining room like they typically did before, there was no parking attendant, they no longer do loyalty cards, & you can only order at the inside windows which creates a large crowd whereas previously, you could order at the outdoor windows as well. It seemed like there was less customers there overall as well, possibly as a result of the overall drop in quality. The worst part of it was there was a dozen bees swarming the soda machine & climbing up inside the spouts. It should be moved inside instead of being so close to the giant opening.

Talk about a legendary comfort food spot in Maine that's 60 years and counting. The crowd alone that's patronizing this spot at 3 pm on a Sunday afternoon is pretty impressive - every indoor and outdoor seating filled, lines waiting for their to-go orders, and more lining up just to place their orders - easily any restaurant owners dream scenario. And it's obvious why, best bang for the buck in this area - at least everyone I've encountered swears so. Waited about 30 minutes after ordering before finally getting a chance to dig in and find out for myself. Lobster roll was amazing. Bun toasted well, lobster flavorful and cooked just right. Fries were nice and crispy. Fishwich was lovely - haddock crispy but moist and flavorful in the middle (and definitely not PF). Clam chowder was the only total fail that is an immediate unforgivable ding. I've never had a chowder this loose/watery unless it's an improper reheat, which doesn't really make sense with this level of turnover. Oh well, just stick to their true mainstays that all the other tables were dining on: lobster rolls and legendary fried seafood.

Tasty seafood and friendly staff! This place is pretty good. I ordered the lobster roll and clam strips. The clam strips were excellent--crispy and full, not overloaded with breading. The lobster roll was also really good; I got it with hot butter, but my only complaint is that they may have added a bit too much butter. The regular fries were delicious, though the sweet potato fries were just okay. The staff was friendly and helpful in answering all my questions. We'll definitely stop by again for more clam strips!

A good place to stop if you are passing by on 95 or in Kittery for shopping. It's a classic clam hut whose best days are likely behind them. Selection is good. Seafood is good but does not have a lot of flavor. I keep wandering around the menu looking for a favorite and have concluded the food is good but I will never be absolutely craving Bobs Clam Hut food. We go several times a year and I get either the lobster roll, scallops or fish sandwich with onion rings or French fries. Coleslaw is excellent. This is a good place to go to if you are visiting during the off season or eating on the early side during the busy season as it gets busy and the parking lot is tight. Reasonable bathrooms, picnic tables outdoors or inside seating with AC/heat.

Stopped in for seafood when in area. I wanted a combo of whole belly clams and scallops. The price of clams combo was cost prohibitive with whole belly clams... In Massachusetts; opposite? Cheaper for Ipswich clams and more money for scallops. So; settled on a scallop basket at 24.95. I asked if I could sub onion rings for french fries... told no... would have paid up charge, So , scallops were fresh, excellent, perfect fry with no grease. Cole slaw was fresh yet lousy and needed more creamy texture. They certainly have a gold mine business with location, and been there since 1956. Consistently good ... but need to keep prices reasonable... grill cheese at 7-8 bucks a bit much Whole belly clams price way too much now...maybe a shortage in Maine . I had Ipswich whole belly clams at the Clam Box in Essex Mass last week without these high prices. In conclusion; my decision for scallops was a good one.. 24.95 fair and scallops excellent. Fries I dumped half as too many and wanted a substitution of onion rings as they did last week at Clam B

The lobster roll was very bland and flavorless. It was also very over priced for something so small. People travel from far to have one of those in the state of Maine and cross it off their to do list just to be disappointed. The fries were a 10/10. So hot and crispy and I would come back just for those. The soda fountain was an experience at this place.... It was literally taken over by a gang of yellow jackets who attacked everyone who went in for a refill. I don't belong anyone actually got stung while I was there but it was definitely frightening and no one could get more then a few squirts of drink at a time before having to recoil away from the bees who seemed to amass every time someone went in for more. This may sound like satire but it may be worth going just to see for yourself. It was entertaining watching grown men be worried about some bees. But also scary with all the children around. They need to find some way to deter these bees. They are running the joint.

Terrible decision to eat here. Food was terrible and restaurant eating area was unsanitary. Checked out history of this restaurant and new owners took over last June 30 th 2024. Patriots owner Robert Kraft SR. Opened this place in 1957 and then another good owner operated this restaurant from 1987 until 2024. This restaurant should be inspected by the local health inspector. My friends and family felt sickle after trying to finish this substandard food. Awful customer service too, counter woman was rude and condescending to us and we should have walked away but for over 60 years this was a former good place to stop and get a good meal, no longer true. * Will never eat here again, huge disappointment. Very sad that this restaurant has sunk to this level of gross food and lack of quality. Travelers be cautious of this now tourist trap.

Clams were very expensive this year due to supply and demand issues... Clams were overcooked Cole slaw was ok Overall have had better

Bobs is consistently fantastic. They have the best lobster rolls and clams and they have been great everytime. It's quick, it's easy, and it was featured on diners, drive ins, and dives for a reason. Bobs is a MUST STOP everytime we pass through Kittery!

My wife and I finally had a chance to try the legendary Bob's Clam Hut on this past Monday. We are on our way to from Gettysburg, PA to Friendship, ME, were coming past Kittery right around 11:45 AM and thought we would slip off the interstate and try to eat lunch at Bob's. In past years as we have tried to stop and dine here the lines waiting for food service have been so long they discouraged us from stopping. Behold there were no lines at 11:55 AM so we stopped, ordered and shared a fried clam basket, and an order of onion rings. The fried clam basket was awesome... I think it's possibly the best fried clam meal I've ever had. The clams were delicious, nicely seasoned and tender. Also, the portion was super generous, and we could barely finish all of the clams in the basket between the two of us. The onion rings were also beautiful looking, but they were more or less tasteless because the batter that they used on them had virtually no seasoning or spices that I could tell. Service was fast and we enjoyed sitting at the picnic tables where we could also be accompanied by our Jack Russell constant traveling companion. If I had to do over, I would stop again in New York minute, but I would not order the onion rings the next time around.

Cute place. It's a "find your own seat" type of place. Employees were nice. Good service. Food was pretty good. All fried foods were crunchy. Nice skin. Shrimp was sweet. Clam chowder was on the lighter end but good flavor. Fries were my favorite. Nice crunch. Long. Meaty.

#500 review!! here we go! so glad Bob's Clam Hut wasnt just a review hype - the place really deserves a 5 star for me! Who knew I would actually enjoy fried clams! the way they batter it up here is just so perfect - nice good crunch, golden in color, good portions and overall just delicious! I thoroughly enjoyed the food here. The lobster roll should not be overlooked too. it may look small but that bun is loaded with fresh lobster meat! and despite the large crowds, the place is incredibly clean! and plus service is quick. Staff we encountered were nice and pleasant too which is always a plus for me. Parking can be tricky but with a little patience and if youre an early bird, you'll be fine. lol Lots of indoor and outdoor seating options as well. I really hope i can revisit!

A little pricey & bland but good portion of lobster and chowder. They had quick counter service and the staff was friendly

I was very disappointed with bobs clam hut in Kittery . the product being turned out has been steadily going downhill over the last few years but today hit rock bottom for me. for starters, I don't appreciate having to scoop ice out of a bucket for my drink only to dispense flat soda that was more like syrup than a carbonated beverage. Next, the puny so called, whole belly clams were more like clam strips trying to to impersonate clams. also , what's up with the 1/2 scallops? both were overcooked to the point of being inedible. The Cole slaw was watery and limp.I'm not one to complain but feel like it would be a disservice to not warn travelers of this.Needless to say, I will never go there again after 40 years. It's not worth the disappointment.

I usually would give Bob Clam hut 5 stars as I try to make it up once a summer. I ordered a haddock plate. I asked to substitute the fries for the onion rings which they said didn't do. This made no sense to me seeing how their no mention on the menu saying I couldn't substitute. If you're not going to let me substitute then make it clear on the menu.

Stick with the fried seafood but skip the onion rings, cole slaw and crab cakes. I'm consistently shocked at the highs and low mama of this place. Their scallops, the best I've ever had. So amazing. Decent chowder flavor, but the potato chunks are too large considering they use minced clams. Perfectly and beautiful delicious shrimp. Onion rings? They tasted like nothing. Served old onions? Dried onions? There was no flavor. Cole slaw needs seasoning, and the crab cake was dry and over fried and still the tartar needs more flavor. It could be so perfect, I'll keep coming back for the scallops but may need to pack my own sauces

Very sad. Have been coming here for years. I guess on a Saturday during the summer it has turned into a TT. Crazy expensive with a marginal fish sandwich and limp and cold sweet potato fries.

Great service- enough seating- reasonable prices- do r get the Cole slaw. We had the lobster fall soup and clam chowder. Both were very good! Everyone eating looked very happy and you can bring your dog to eat with you at the outdoor tables.

Stopped at Bob's Clam Hut yesterday while passing through Kittery. It must have been a tough day at Bob's. First, Bob's was out of oysters! So, no fried oysters today. Ordered a Bob's style whole calm basket and a fish and chips basket. The batter on the fish had no seasoning at all, very flat tasting. Half of the fish pieces were so thin that there was more batter than fish. The batter on the fried clams was very dark colored and hard. The clams were not nice and tender and juicy. Very much over fried. The outdoor tables were very pleasant on a warm day . The service was good. At $68 for two plates and drinks at a take out place, I don't expect poorly prepared food.

Second time eating here, and it was just as good the second time. Variety of seafood and non-seafood items so there is something for everyone. Had a Bob and Betty's Special with shrimp and fish which came with slaw and fries. Fried to perfection. Service was fast and friendly. Really cool seaside vibe all around. If you like fried seafood, Bob's Clam Hut is a must.

Made a quick pitstop for a lobsta roll before hitting the fast DC charger across the way. Fast friendly service and tasty. Prices as you might expect. Lobster shack vibe you've seen on Guy Fieri's show. Would hit again in the summer.

Food is always great, staff sometimes seems rushed and stressed (but understandably; they are extremely busy). One of the best lobster rolls and friend clams in southern Maine. Definitely worth the stop off I95

There are so many reviews on yelp that there's nothing new for me to add. With a large group of family members we stopped here for lunch while traveling between Boston and Portland. The whole belly fried clams were delicious and lobster rolls were tasty. Prices were ridiculously high especially for portion sizes that were not overly generous. Service was fine with the longest wait being due to the people ordering in front of us that couldn't make a decision. They asked the girl at the cash register questions about every item on the menu.

Enjoyed the fried clam basket which was cooked perfectly. Their tartar sauce was so good that I used it on my fries too. Brought the dogs so we ate outside on a picnic table. Everything was great and will definitely be back.

Every fourth-week-of-July, I drive across the Piscataqua River Bridge into Maine and the first stop I make is Bob's Clam Hut in Kittery. It's my first taste of a week's worth of fresh seafood and my first lobster roll of the year. Sometimes the wait is long. And Bob's is not your cheapest option in southern Maine. You're getting fries with your lobster or clam roll whether you want them or not. But the food is always hot, well-prepared, and delicious. It's often my best lobster roll of the week. And when it comes to the fried clams/strips, I'm a fan of Lillian's way--crunchy, not greasy, perfect. Also, I saw Martha Stewart there once. If it's good enough for Martha...

Exactly what you expect! Fried clams with bellies Lillian's way simply wonderful. Onion rings are just the right New England style I grew up with. Lobster roll was over flowing and excellent. We got here at lunch time with little wait time. After we ordered the line was long. We lucked out. Food was hot and lobster was cold (as ordered)

Food is hot and fresh! The Bob style clams were delicious perfection! Moxie is a sarsaparilla flavored soda, if you like root beer you will like this, but it's much tangier. Fries were hot and crisp. Everything you want in a fresh clam basket. Clam chowder was full of flavor and clams in eat bite. Indoor and outdoor seating available and nice atmosphere. The staff is really helpful when placing your order, and super speedy!

Busy Saturday morning but there are plenty of picnic tables to sit down and eat your rolls. If you prefer hot food, hot butter is better. Super sweet lobster with generous portions are hard to beat. The $30 rolls come with fries and can be swapped with coleslaw.

We stopped at Bob's Clam Hut to try an authentic Maine Lobster roll. Bob's did not disappoint! We arrived at 11:05 on a Sunday morning. The line had already formed, and there were about 10-15 groups ahead of us. But the line moved quickly. We easily found a seat and had our food before 11:30. There were plenty of seating choices both outside and inside. We chose to sit outside and enjoy the beautiful weather. Hubby and I each had a hot buttered lobster roll. The lobster was sweet and tender. The roll was perfectly toasted. The fries were crispy, and I enjoyed dipping them in the house made tartar sauce. Bob's has a great selection of local beers and wine l. I had a Allagash White and Hubby had a Northern Lager. Both perfectly complimented the meal. While water is sold, there is also a complimentary water station with cups. Overall an incredible meal. It was a bit pricy, but not more than expected from reading other reviews. Bob's is a must when visiting southern Maine!

Food is still really great, been coming here for over 50 years but since ownership change to corporate , prices up and quantity down. Now you get a basket of fries basically with your whole bellies where before you had so many more clams. Sad that time has impacted this Maine institution...