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 with fresh, succulent lobster meat, lightly dressed to let the seafood shine. The grilled cheese was gooey and satisfying, and the cheeseburger was juicy and well-seasoned. The only letdown was the fries—a bit sparse compared to the hearty mains—but they were still crispy and tasty. Prices felt fair for the quality, with the clams and lobster roll offering great value for their size and freshness. However, $2.75 for a bottle of water felt outrageous, a small sting in an otherwise reasonable bill. Another minor gripe was the loudspeaker for order calls, which was a tad too loud, briefly disrupting the chill harbor ambiance. Harraseaket Lunch and Lobster Company nails the seafood shack experience with its friendly staff, perfectly cooked dishes, and vibrant setting. Despite the pricey water and loud speaker, it’s a spot I’d recommend to anyone craving authentic Maine flavors by the sea.

Lots of seafood options, food comes out pretty quickly. You order at a window and they'll call when it's ready. Decent amount of seating available under covered patio. It is cash only and the parking is super limited around this area. Nice view of the harbor while eating. We both got the beer battered shrimp basket which was really good, a lot of food! Not pictured is the strawberry rhubarb pie we had also which was delicious.

Came across this gem by accident driving with my husband on vacation. We decided to eat lunch here. So peaceful, Jeanette was so darn friendly and the food was ABSOLUTELY AMAZING! We wanted to go back another day, but we were hours away. It would have been worth it! 20/5 stars!!!

⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️ Fresh Seafood and Classic Maine Charm at Harraseeket Lunch and Lobster We had a great visit to Harraseeket Lunch and Lobster Company during our time in Maine. The lobster roll was fresh and flavorful, and the fried scallops were perfectly cooked with a light, crispy coating. You can really taste the quality of the seafood. The outdoor seating by the water adds to the experience, making it a relaxing spot to enjoy a meal. Service was friendly and efficient, and the overall vibe was casual and welcoming. Parking is a bit limited right by the restaurant, so you may need to park up the hill and walk down, but it’s a small trade-off for such a great local spot. If you're in the Freeport area and craving authentic Maine seafood, Harraseeket Lunch and Lobster is definitely worth the stop.

First Lobster Roll of the summer for me, and it was well worth it. Down by the marina, this joint has the views and the classic lobster pound vibe. My roll was packed with fresh lobster meat. Sat on the roof deck in the sun. Great view of the harbor. Would go back.

My favorite lobster roll comes from Harraseeket Lunch and Lobster. The shack is a quintessential part of Freeport and the Maine experience imo. The lobster is always fresh and the most tender. Typically served cold with light mayo but you can get it with drawn butter. Both are perfect depending on your mood but this time I went with butter. You can't miss if you get one of their baskets. The seafood is always perfectly fried and never dripping with grease. They know what they are doing here and you can't beat the view either.

Typical Maine lobster pound on water with attached window for extensive mostly fried fresh seafood. Right on the water with plenty of fresh seafood caught and delivered every day. No beer or wine - you can bring your own if desired. Quick friendly efficient service. Good Maine deserts as well. Take out or eat under covered dining room or outside tables - or take out. Parking is typically a bit of figuring it out and finding a space. A great experience of local Maine in tiny little nearby village.

We were looking for local spots off the beaten path, and this place felt like a total hidden gem. Classic dishes, reasonable prices, no massive crowds and it's right on the water! We tried the fried clams, chowder, lobster, and finished with a slice of warm blueberry pie. That pie might've been the best bite of our whole New England trip. Served warm with a scoop of ice cream, and the staff was kind enough to hold it off til after our mains. Highly recommend! We'll definitely be back next time we're in Maine.

The lobster salad was gluten free so I tried it. It was good but nothing special. The crab cake we were told were really crab if so you could not taste and crab at all just breading. The girls working the orders are great and service was fast and organized. The restaurant sits right on the water watching the lobster boats coming in with their traps. The french fries were by far the best thing we ate.

My father loved this place, and the shack on the water gives quintessential Maine vibes. You come here for the experience, so make sure to enjoy it. Bring some good company. Choose a bright, sunny day and go sit outside on the picnic tables. Get a steamed lobster, some steamed clams, and some fried clams. For the kids, a hot dog or a burger will hit the spot on their undeveloped palates. Get yourself a So. Free. Me. dad hat if you're built like that. Lastly, bring cash because it's cash only for the quaint vibes. I will visit many more times in the future, and I hope I can share this establishment the same way my father did with his friends and family.

Quaint location right on the water. We found parking to be a bit tricky. Also note - they only accept cash (there's an ATM on location). The lobster roll seemed slightly under seasoned. Tucked in a toasted bun, the portion was perfect for lunch.

LOVED the lobster rolls we got here!!! The chowder was a little thick for me, but my son liked it a lot. The blueberry pie was delicious! Loved the outdoor seating ( it was perfect weather), and the boats and lobster pots felt so New England, we loved it!

Quick takeout lunch place. Crowded with a line. Honestly food not worth the wait. It was very average. Much better places in the area Got a few lobster rolls. Two with butter (lobster cold which is how they serve it) and one with light mayo. Must be fresh since the lobster boats are right there but again I've had plenty better tasting ones in the area. Also got a clam roll which was good. Fries and onion rings average

Another little shack by the waterfront demanding to be stopped at for eating! Lobster roll: the sweetness of lobster meat was marred a bit by a tinge of bitterness I haven't experienced with other rolls fries were standard with plenty of salt, crunch, and potato flavor Clam Cakes: unlike their crab cake counterparts these clam cakes are mostly breading but it seems to be commonplace, cut very thin and fried perfectly Blueberry pie: berries were sweet and lightly spiced with an okay crust

Bring cash or check, they don't take cards and it gets pricey here. If you're seeking lobster in Maine, I think this is a good option. It's right on the water and you can get a whole lobster bake, lobster roll, lobster bisque and other seafood dishes. We got lobster rolls and a calamari basket. The lobster rolls were fresh and simple. The atmosphere is nice if you're able to walk upstairs to the outdoor balcony. It can get a little chilly at night, but really cool view to see the boats and the sunset. Everything is outside, and mostly covered picnic tables. The line was pretty long when we got there on a Saturday night, overall I think we waited about 40 minutes to get our food -- including ordering it. This is a great stop if you fly into Portland and are heading up the coast of Maine.

Stopped here for lunch on the way to Bar Harbor. This place was busy when we arrived but got even busier after we ordered and was waiting for our food. The place is located on the water and there are plenty of picnic tables outside for seating. The lobster roll is really good but the bread wasn't toasted enough for my liking. I typically like Connecticut style lobster rolls served warm. The lobster is very fresh and you get a generous amount too.

Excellent atmosphere. Right on the water. Some of the fried food could be better. But the seafood couldn't be fresher.

I have been going to Harraseeket Lunch and Lobster for over thirty years. It is always consistently good! I am a lobster lover and I always get some version of the namesake Crustacean. This time I had the 1.5 lb specimen with an ear of corn. My buddy had the fried clams, and he is a native Mainer. We were both more then satisfied. We also both had the blueberry pie with vanilla ice cream and whipped cream which was out of this world! It's in a wharf setting which makes the atmosphere perfect and the service is polite and it is always clean! I highly recommend this Lobster Shack for the quintessential Maine seafood experience!!

Ahhhh: today's lunch stop was quintessential Maine! I went right for the classic--a lobster roll and fries. Harraseeket's is a nice size, with the lobster lightly dressed and tucked into a tasty bun that seems slightly crisped though also the right amount of soft, with a fresh lettuce leaf. And the fries are no afterthought: golden and crispy, just waiting for an extra dash of salt and a pump of ketchup from the containers on the counter at the pickup window. That's it. That's all you need, and it's delicious. Oh, and you're right on the dock in Freeport, where you can look right out over the water (I was lucky enough to score a perch on one of the stools with a view of boats, local kids jumping off the docks, and a lovely breeze). Kudos to the staff here for their super efficiency: I mean it's high summer and there will be a line (I arrived around 1:45p on a Wednesday, so likely not as insane as a weekend); they keep everything moving along, and even post projected wait times for your food (today they said 30-40 minutes, but I doubt it took half as long). Anyhow, you'll be checking out that view and chatting with people in line or sitting next to you, so who cares? Notes for next time: going for just the steamed lobster (separate line around the back), and the lobster bisque, which is supposed to be outstanding. Updates TK!

Such a cute place to try for some good fresh catch. We were referred here by our Airbnb host and they did not steer us in the wrong direction. We tried the lobster pound, crab roll, and claim chowder. This was our first lobster pound experience and we were not disappointed. The lobsters are right behind the counter you order from, and you can pick the size of lobster you prefer too. If you walk around the corner of the main order window, there are stairs that lead up to a top seating area. We sat right on the water and had an amazing view the whole time. The crab roll was probably my favorite of all, stuffed with lots of meat. And most importantly, don't forget the peanut butter cookie - hands down one of the top best peanut butter cookies we've ever tried!

The lobster was just We had lobster rolls, lobster bisque, and a whole lobster and holy. It never got old. The boiled lobster was perfectly cooked, the bisque was creamy and had huge chunks of lobster, the lobster roll was clean and simple. the lobster roll was a little bland but was still good. The wait was a little much but they are a little under staffed. They try their best to get everyone's food out, just be patient with them! They have a gorgeous view and i'm pretty sure if you have a boat you can dock it and grab food, but don't quote me! They are dog friendly! You can ask for a water cup for your dog if you don't have water. The staff are friendly and helpful! The drive into the place is a little tricky as it's not a huge parking area. Pulling out you might need a person outside to tell you where to go. Parking in though there was someone to direct traffic. Other then the wait and the parking situation, I would come back! Definitely have their lobster bisque and the boiled lobster!

We had a tiny expensive bowl of clam chowder without a single clam, soggy French fries and two 1.5 lb very tough lobsters. The worse part is this meal left an awful taste in my mouth. I wish they were more friendly. Did I say it was very expensive.

We hit a day when the stars were in alignment and there wasn't a flaw in food , service, or ambience just perfect! I've been a customer both at the restaurant and on occasion when we had company at our home just across the bay , I would call and order a bag of lobsters, freshly steamed. I've been going to them for over 30 years, never a disappointment not even once!

Went on a lobster roll hunt during our long weekend in Maine. Went by word of mouth and also checked out Infatuation's list for "the best lobster rolls in Maine". Very surprised this was on the list after comparing some pretty great ones. This was our last stop and roll before our flight home. After trying about 8 different Lobster rolls this one rated at the lowest by a landslide and we were disappointed. It wasn't terrible but just very bland. The bread was dry and lacking butter. My roll also had a decent size lobster shell in it. Less quantity of lobster as well for the other ones we tried and was about the same price. Top 2 rolls we had were at McLoons (spruce head island) and Lobster Haul (Damariscotta).

Looked forward to come here as it was a word of mouth sort of place than an advertised one. It's a nice spot right on the water and off from other restaurants or other competition. Harraseket has everything you'd be looking for with seafood and some extras but isn't anything more. The place is popular so on nice days a line is likely. Before you jump in you're cautioned with ample signage that it's cash only. a minor gripe, but there is an ATM inside. There is a lot to choose from including a whole lobster meal which includes corn and potato. There is crab, clam chowder, and shrimp but the main attraction I think is the Lobster rolls which is what the order was. It was a Lobster roll, but admittedly I was spoiled by "Bite into Maine" which leaves this Lobster roll in the dust. The actual roll is basic and comes with a piece of lettuce for garnish perhaps? It was ok nothing wowing about it, even the literal roll was boring. We also had a piece of cornbread with it and it was a nice size but again, just alright. That sums up Harraseeket. It's just alright. You can sit inside or out if it's nice and there is plenty to choose from seafood wise and other options if you brought someone who doesn't like seafood but it's main draw is average at best.

Harraseeket L&L is both a local and tourist favorite. The trick is to go around the corner onto the dock walkway and order the lobster delight at the window facing the harbor. If you want the fabulous desserts, you have to wait in the regular line. But, as of last weekend Oct 21 2022 it looks like they are closed for the season - I was there midday on a Saturday.

The food is amazing here! It's a bit pricy, but great place to take your dog. They have outside picnic tables under a tent and allow you to bring your own cider, wine or beer. They have a take out window so no service needed.

The perfect lobster roll experience. This place is simple and classic, with walk up window ordering. The menu was actually pretty large, but we had our eyes on one prize: the lobster roll. Amazingly it came with a side of fries and was super reasonably priced. Sadly it was raining when we were there so we sat inside, but still had those coveted harbor views! The lobster roll was perfect. Simple yet flavorful. The fries were surprisingly good as well. Overall it was a sweet slow spot that I hope to return to someday!

Would have scored it a 3.5. My wife and I have lived in Maine most of our lives and have avoided this place because it has always seemed like a tourist trap. We have decided to visit places like this over the summer to see what we may be missing. We both ordered the standard lobster roll and onion rings today. The lobster rolls were served on the requisite grilled, top split hotdog bun. The meat was very fresh, but at times not super flavorful. Our biggest complaint was the green leaf lettuce in the lobster roll. I do not understand why some places do this. It may be visually appealing but it distracts from the delicate taste of the lobster meat. The onion rings were quite a point of discussion between us. They were huge and heavily battered in what was almost like a sweet cake batter. The result was an onion ring that was almost like a dessert. They tasted pretty good for the first one or two and then were too heavy for me. If these are your type of onion ring you will be thrilled...if not, you will be disappointed.

We came on Father's Day and expected it to be busy - boy was it! We waited in line only few minutes to order, and was told by the order taker that it would be about 45 minutes for our food order to be called. We sincerely appreciated that information and choose to order anyway - since everywhere would be busy given that it was Father's Day and a beautiful Sunday in Maine. It did take all of the 45 minutes (plus another 5) to be called up the window to get our order. The haddock platter was plentiful and very hot. The batter was a bit thicker than we like - very hard to break the fish apart with a fork - even though it was very fresh. Other guests waiting to pick up their food had not been told about the length of time it would take for the food to be ready and were a bit concerned about how long it had been taking to get their food. When I explained that we had been told 45 minutes, the were a little upset that they hadn't been informed about how long it would take to get their food before they ordered.

This lobster joint was poppin'! Came here on a Saturday afternoon and right after we ordered the line was out from under the awning. We had one objective, get some lobster. This place is cash only but they have an atm so naddaworry. It's right on the pier so the seafood must be fresh, right? All the good lobster places are! Food was ready in just 10 minutes and the lobster rolls are served on a lettuce leaf, on top of a few pickles too. I have to say, dunno if it's just this year or if it's how they cook the lobster, but I felt like their lobster was so soft and easy to eat. Some places it's cold and kind of tough, but theirs was almost creamy and so easy to chew though. It was probably one of the most enjoyable lobster roll eating experiences I've had. For $18 it had a ton of lobster on it and way better than other places of the same price point. The side we ordered was onion rings. They were GIGANTIC!! Unfortunately they were also the GREASIEST onion rings ever!! The batter was almost like the fried dough kind of batter so it was light and crispy, just also soaking in oil. I wanted to eat more but I was also just getting sick eating one. I wish they pulled more oil out of them, they would have been so much more edible! Overall it's a beautiful place to have some seafood. It's worth the drive and it's not 50 miles down a long peninsula so it's worth the trip if you're anywhere in Southern Maine.

This place rocks. The food is reasonable and the view is amazing. What I don't like is that you have to order lobster dinners at one spot and all other food at another. If your party is ordering different things the food comes out at different times. I was already done with my lobster and my son was still waiting for his clams. Best blueberry pie ever. Cash only but they have an ATM onsite.

Needed a break from chores and workouts. Some of the freshest seafood around. We like that we can bring our own wine. Needed a break from chores and workouts. Some of the freshest seafood around. We allike that we can bring our own wine. We shared a combo basket, shrimp and fish, and added onion rings. Not my favorite onion rings or fries but the seafood so makes up for it!

I love this place. We try and stop here for lunch on our back home from vacation. First I have to say forgot to take a picture of my beautiful clam plate dinner. You can also BYOB and have it outside looking over the bay. Great spot to enjoy some great seafood, and the view is atheir service is awesome and fast. Parking can be a bit tough but someone is always leaving if you give it a few minutes. But in all honesty please try to give this place a visit if you're near Freeport, Maine.

I will start this review with the sole complaint I have about my meal here, and it's the buttery finger prints that now cover my phone screen as I type this. Harraseeket is the place in Maine I have been on the hunt for, and finally found. It's everything I have hope and wished for. The idea of a place like this existing has been planted in my head for years through stories, movies, and word of mouth. Being from Wisconsin and coming to Maine, the need to find and eat cheap delectable lobsters has consumed me. Well I'm happy to say they could do it here, and do it well. The view upstairs over looking the marina, made for a one of a kind dinning experience for me. And within minutes my lobster dinner was up at the window waiting to be devoured. The lobster delight was my choice. And a great choice it was. A dozen steamed clams served with the broth, a huge ear of corn, and a mouth watering lobster. Everything was fresh and cooked to order, leaving me so excited to eat that I almost forgot to snap a picture for this review. If you make it to this part of Maine and don't come here, you might as well just say you never came to Maine. Furthermore, a local man was sitting near me and said get the lobster bisque, and had I not been in a food coma I would have. He continued to say it's the best he's had and asked me to look as he pulled his spoon out of the bisque. There sat 4 or 5 huge chunks of lobster. So needless to say I'll be visiting tomorrow as well. Enjoy

If you're anywhere near Freeport and you like or love seafood, please visit this place. We were looking for a dinner spot on a Saturday night and landed here at 7pm. WOW! What a find! Located at the end of a road at the Freeport Town Wharf, the seafood was deliciously fresh and ready in about 15 minutes after ordering. Plenty of shaded picnic tables for hot days. I'm planning a second visit next Saturday with more family members. CASH ONLY and there is an ATM on premises.

Fantastic view of the harbor and yachts. The steamer clams are superb. So fresh and delicious. The corn is sweet. Such an authentic Maine seafood spot

Not sure how people can hate on this place. We have been going every year for ~6 years as we base camp out of Freeport for kids camp pickup. Get a Lobbie Roll and cup of chowder (Lobster is my fav around back). It's not corporate fast food. Expect high prices and good eats. Support the local economy, fisherman, servers, and cooks. Quit your complaining and enjoy the best of New England life!!! It's crowded because it ROCKS!

Roll was fine - nothing special. We had a much better lobster roll at Orchard Beach. Maybe it's just personal preference, but the one at the beach gave you the option of warm or cool with mayo. I prefer my roll warm. They said they would've warmed mine up but I didn't even think to ask until it was too late. And they had this very weird way of describing the difference in the meat between the regular and large roll. "The regular has 4 oz, but the large has 2/3 of a cup. So it's almost double". News flash, 2/3 of a cup is 6 oz. So not close to double. Are they trying to trick people that can't or don't want to do math? :). Also, the fries weren't good at all. Just didn't feel like it was good value for a $90 lunch.

Casual working waterfront restaurant - means very fresh seafood prepared quickly and simply without much spice or other flavoring, and with a beautiful view (especially on the 2nd floor deck - weather permitting) but not a lot of creature comforts. That's a recipe for delicious meals, and success - it's just not for everyone.

The food was delicious! The service was good and people were friendly! I do not recommend the coleslaw.

We love this place. So much happening here. I'm personally NOT a seafood fan. Crazy considering I grew up in Maine. But, with that said. I know where to find the good stuff, to share with family/friends when they visit. This is it! Located in beautiful South Freeport, literally right on the working harbor. The lobsters, clams that you eat have JUST come off the boat. It doesn't get any better, unless you fish yourself! Now, I go for burgers, chicken tenders, etc. but MOSTLY? For DESSERT. Order a slice of pie, and it's enough to share. They'll even warm it and throw a scoop of ice cream on top, if you wish. It's a beautiful location for a meal. Go ahead, treat yourself.

The food was just ok. Lobster roll portion way too small for $25 price. Onion rings looked great but were soft and soggy with grease. Very plain food. I strongly recommend finding another restaurant instead of waiting 45 minutes here to get your order. Just not worth the price or wait.

Food was delicious and was served hot, and quickly, even with a lengthy line. Dessert was excellent!

Lobster roll #8! So this little out of the way place has a great setting. Right on the wharf over looking the boats. We ordered the lobster roll and dang it I forgot the butter! It could have made a huge difference but oh well! And the clam chowder. Clam chowder is what I was expecting! Thick cream based chowder with large chunks of fresh clams and potato. Man was it satisfying! Lobster roll, it wasn't the biggest amount of lobster but it also wasn't the smallest amount. I guess you would say it was a standard portion. Lobster meat was tender and flavorful. Loved the sweetness of it. I really should have walked back down stairs and got the dang butter. Roll was toasted well and had great flavor. Overall it was a good roll. Until me time!

Great setting for lunch, right on the harbor. We sat upstairs and watched the boats and had views across the water and to far-off islands. This was our first stop in Maine and our first bite of lobster on our trip, and we found the cold lobster rolls quite refreshing. That seemed to be the only variety they had, no hot ones with butter here. The fried clams were also very tasty. Big onion rings, too. Parking is limited, and this is a cash-only place. Advice: Be sure to check out the full menu, which spills over onto the window where you order. There were some items there that we probably would have ordered but missed when looking only at the menu posted on the wall outside. Good spot!

I stopped by here this past Monday with my wife for lunch. While Harraseeket Lunch & Lobster wasn't our fish choice in lunch places, we were excited whenever we made it here. It's located right on the water off of Main Street and is the type of place where you order at a window and get a number and they call your number whenever you food is ready. They don't have lobster themselves here but there is a lobster pound right around the corner. Whenever we arrived the place was packed and almost all of the outdoor tables were taken. Besides the picnic table type seating they also have an indoor area to sit as well if you so choose. It is worth noting that this place is cash or check only! They do have an ATM inside which charges a $2.50 charge for its use. For lunch on this day I decided to go with the fresh haddock sandwich with cheese and tartar sauce while my wife went with a seafood chowder and a crab cake. Whenever my sandwich came out I have to admit that I was impressed with the size of it as it had three well battered pieces of haddock on it. It tasted pretty good too as the batter was nice and the tartar sauce added some acidity and the cheese added some creaminess. Meanwhile my wife enjoyed both her chowder and crab cake. The seafood chowder was filled with all sorts of seafood from whole scallops to pieces of lobster and more. The bottom line for me is that I would stop by here in the future. Harraseeket Lunch & Lobster was a nice and quick lunch with good food which is exactly what we were looking for on this day.

Awesome fresh Maine seafood! So good we live 45 minutes away and have gone twice this week. Can't believe how long this gem has been here and we just found out about it. Make sure you try the lobster bisque and the onion rings as they are truly special! Located right on the water with plenty of shaded seating. I predict we will come back over and over! OK I am editing my review after our third visit yesterday 8/6/22 and I'm still going to leave them with five stars, but I did want to mention in the hopes that ownership sees this message that the staff seemed a little unpleasant on our most recent visit. The young gal at the window that took our order could've been friendlier and when I added a tip to the tip jar right in front of her I did not get a thank you or a smile. OK a little rude but not a huge deal, but then when we were waiting for our orders to be called whoever was making the announcements on the intercom had a very unpleasant tone that sounded like she was really unhappy about it and a lot of people at the tables seemed to notice. But even with that being said I'm sure we will still continue to come because it's a great location, great food, and a great place to make memories with your family.

Staying in Ogunquit Maine with friends, they highly recommended Harraseeket for lobster rolls, seafood and a great view. We drove the 40 minutes to Freeport and were not disappointed...the food was delicious and the view could not be topped. The only thing is the onion rings are not crispy, which is how we like them. Definitely go here if you are in the area!

We tried this restaurant on the recommendation from a local. The location was beautiful the food sub par. My onion rings were cold. Bisque was nothing spectacular. The clams were just ok. The staff were amazing. The two stars are for the blueberry pie, very very good. Strawberry shortcake was just blah.

Love this place, true Maine by the water, order at the window food shack. I know eveyrone comes for the lobster and seafood but man do they make an amazing burger and fries! We definitely make this a stop when we have visitors from out of town, they all absolutely love it. Don't forget to bring cash though!

Super tasty! Ample seating outdoors. Cash only. Separate line and order system for the steamed lobsters and clams. My family and I stopped by here before going to LL Bean, and ordered three lobster rolls, steamed clams, calamari, and a slice of blueberry pie a la mode. The steamed clams were juicy and sweet. Our lobster rolls were the perfect size. We didn't love the calamari. Breading was a bit thick and much for the delicate calamari rings. The blueberry pie tho was legit. Fresh plump blueberries without being overly sweet. Didn't wait too long, but we also got there around 12 pm on a Saturday. By the time we were done, there was a line all the way around the corner and into the parking lot.

Not the best "lobster shack" food I've had. It's a typical tourist trap place with fried seafood and boiled lobster, nothing special on the coast of Maine. The fries were bland and definitely frozen, the $2.50 soda is a 16oz cup, the coleslaw wasn't awful which didn't safe the meal.

As a few others have said, it's a restaurant and it's on the water. I've been coming here since 2017. The food quality has diminished quite a bit. We had a shrimp roll and a clam basket. The shrimp had a batter breading, were mostly batter and lacked flavor. There were no condiments on the roll just overly breaded shrimp and a bare roll. The clam basket was better, but was too much for a lunch meal. They were breaded with crumbs and fried but still lacked flavor. And then there was the price - $60 for a basket, a roll, & 2 sodas. That's almost 2x what I paid for a similar meal further east this week. It will be a while before this establishment is back on my list.

Decent food, tasty. Fast food service. Order at the counter and pick up your food when your number is called. Mainly fried seafood but have cold lobster rolls, burgers, hot dogs, clam chowder and clam cakes. *CASH ONLY*. There is an ATM inside if you need one. Right on the water at the Freeport Town Wharf. Friendly workers

This is another family favorite! The only reason I can't give it 5 stars is because my favorite is the lobster roll with butter. But it still was really good. Lots of meat. We also had a cup of clam chowder that was really great. They have a nice set up outside and staff was on top of wiping the tables down as soon as someone left.