Sesuit Harbor Cafe

Hands down the best lobster roll we had in the area! It’s no surprise this place is a go-to spot—the line wrapped around the building at lunchtime. That said, they’re well-prepared for the crowds, and the line moved quickly. The location is also perfect for families. There’s a small sandy area with rocks where the kids played while we waited, making the whole experience enjoyable from start to finish. They are CASH ONLY, just keep that in mind before you visit.

Just a unique experience with really good food and waterway views. First -there were ALOT of people here and my first impression was the great job they did with the limited parking area and high volume of people. The line to park moved very quickly and we had a spot within minutes. When I saw yet another line to order food I rolled my eyes but yet again the line moved quickly and despite the number of people had a full picnic table by the water for our party of seven! The food was brought to our table and everything raved about their choices. I’ll let the pictures speak for themselves, but everyone cannot wait to go back!

Picture this... You saunter into Sesuit Harbor on a sun-drenched July afternoon, the harbor glittering like a cheesy rom-com set—and yes, you’re about to get your life changed by a humble lobster roll. From the moment you step up to the line wrapped around the marina —hope it’s not too crowded, but hey, that’s part of the fun—you’re already halfway in love. Then comes the part when you try to score the best table that combines a great view of the harbor and not rubbing elbows with too many seagulls. Takes strategy and patience. When your number finally gets called—like a VIP at a clam-themed concert—they deliver a sandwich so packed with lobster it could star in its own seafood blockbuster. The vibe? Totally BYOB and dog friendly, which feels like trading your picnic for a cooler full of bubbles and beach tunes. Outdoor seating lays you smack on the marina, where even the seagulls seem to ask, “Can I get in on that?”

The best combination of food taste, quality, price, and atmosphere on the cape. The line can be long but it moves pretty quick and even when it’s busy it’s easy to get a picnic table. The lobster roll is delicious, but honestly the star of the show might be the HUGE seared tuna sandwich. Also really enjoyed the fried clam plate better then the comber and macs IMO. Pro tip: bring a cooler with some adult beverages for your group to enjoy the sunset as the boats roll in. Pro tip: cash only but there’s an ATM Pro tip: if you want raw bar or soups you can go around the back and get in a way shorter line

This spot serves up incredible seafood, maybe some of the best on the Cape. The location is amazing, right on the water, making it the perfect backdrop for a relaxed meal. It’s BYOB and cash only, so come prepared! The lobster roll is a must-try (no surprise there), and the onion rings are absolutely addictive. The line can get wicked long, especially in peak season, so I recommend arriving around 5 PM to beat the rush. Totally worth the wait!

Came here on the Sunday of Memorial Day weekend around lunchtime. Very long line, but worth the wait for this cash only establishment. It took about 20 minutes to put in our food order and it came out shortly thereafter. We also went to the raw bar to order soups which they poured for us right there. The clam chowder was scalding hot, but delicious. The lobster bisque was too thin with no bits of lobster in it so we’ll pass on it in the future. We sat outside at the picnic tables and our food came out within 10 minutes of putting our order in it at the counter. Not much to say other than it’s delicious fried seafood! Incredibly popular, so expect to wait a while around lunchtime. The interior has a cool fisherman’s vibe, but you don’t really spend much time in there aside from ordering.

Cool location right on the inlet. Gets super crowded but worth the wait. Delicious lobster roll and good oysters (grilled and raw). Cash only but there is an ATM (4% fee). Plenty of parking and nice beach next door to walk off the food. It’s byob, next time I’d definitely bring some beers or wine and stay for a bit longer…

What can I say :) Found myself in Cape Cod and couldn’t resist trying the lobster roll at this well-known tourist spot. The setup is simple—first, navigate the busy marina parking, then stand in line and order at the counter (bring cash!). While you wait, build up your appetite and scout for a table—outdoor seating is first come, first served, so it helps to divide and conquer. If you’re feeling adventurous, check out the raw bar—I saw some great-looking options. The lobster roll itself was tasty, loaded with what seemed like a mix of tail and claw meat, and came in at $37. Our friends ordered a turkey Reuben, which was surprisingly delicious. All in all, worth the visit for the experience. Would I go back? Maybe I’d try somewhere new next time, but I’m glad I checked it off the list!

[ Background ] Sunday, September 15, 2024 at 11:35 AM Sesuit Harbor Cafe is an unmistakable restaurant heavily decorated with an assortment of fishing equipment and adorned with multiple American flags. Numerous picnic tables with giant umbrellas next to the establishment provide the only seating available. My friends and I arrived for lunch almost right when it opened, so the line wasn't too long, and we were pretty close to the front of the queue (although we still had to wait outside). However, people started trickling in for the lunch rush, and the line quickly grew behind us. Once the line grew shorter, we entered the interior of the restaurant, and I noticed there were shelves stocked with plenty of Sesuit Harbor Cafe apparel available for purchase. The prices were actually pretty affordable, so definitely peruse the clothing selection if you want a memento to remind you of Cape Cod. This restaurant is famous for their lobster rolls and their outdoor seating that provides a great view of the Northside Marina and Cape Cod Bay. Patrons can see boats coming in and out. Be sure to dress appropriately. When we visited, the sun was out, and the weather was nice, but it did get a little windy. Also, be careful of the seagulls since they hungrily eye everybody's food, and make sure to throw out your trash immediately in the trash bins. [ Food ] Online menu link: https://sesuit-harbor-cafe.com/menu/ Of course, I had to order their most famous item: * Lobster roll ($35.51) This order came with a toasted slice of bread topped with fresh lettuce and loaded with the signature cold lobster salad. The online menu says tomatoes are included, but I didn't notice any, so maybe that information is outdated. The coleslaw and fries came on the side; they were good, but nothing exceptional. The lobster roll tasted great with huge chunks of sweet lobster and creaminess from the mayonnaise. I've heard many people can't finish a lobster roll by themself, but it was light work for me. [ Service ] After you finish ordering at the counter, make sure to keep your receipt since an employee will shout out the order number when delivering food to the tables. The restaurant is pretty self-serve. Plates, utensils, napkins, condiments, and to-go containers are located to the right of the register. Water cups are available too. [ Tips ] Sesuit Harbor Cafe is cash-only, and there's an ATM conveniently located inside. If you're eating here with other people when it's busy, it might be smart for one person to save a table with a good view of the water since they fill up quickly while the others wait in line to order.

I could rave about this place all day!! Phenomenal location right on the water, easy to park, ton of tables to sit at, and the food was 12/10 We ordered mussels - Tasted so fresh! Fried scallops. So yummy! Lobster roll - Very filling Shrimp and corn Stuffed Cod - If you order anything, let it be this!! Place is BYOB which is fantastic

Sesuit Harbor Cafe was the second stop on our seafood tour of the area, after Arnold's. Sesuit is right on a marina, and you need to drive past the marina parking to get to the cafe. Once you park, you'll get in line for the ordering counter, place your order and pay, get your order number, grab condiments and cutlery and napkins, and then sit down at any open table outside. It seems to be all outdoor seating from what I could tell. Then you just sit and wait until you hear your number. Staff come out with trays to the seating area and yell numbers out. They do not have mics or anything so if you're not paying attention or are around loud people you might miss it, so pay attention! This place is cash only! There is an atm near the ordering counter. We got the 1.25lb whole boiled lobster, which comes with butter, cole slaw, and fries, as well as the whole belly clam fried platter, which also comes with cole slaw and fries. It came out in 10-15 minutes which is not bad for how busy they were. They bring out wet wipes, a bib, scoopy things, and a metal lobster cracker (you return this right at the cash register after you're done). The lobster was super fresh, and also good dunked in butter. Takes a bit more work than a lobster roll but probably has more meat for the same price. The claws were awesome. The fries are a huge portion, although a third of them got soggy under the lobster. The cole slaw is pretty average. The fried clam was tasty, although is under quite a bit of breading and you honestly don't really taste the clam. The tartar sauce is great, though, and you'll want to dip your fries in this. This is a really solid seafood stop in the area, don't miss it.

The lobster rolls were absolutely spectacular but minus one star for the killer seagull my friend had to fend off with a plastic knife. Also do not sleep on the coleslaw.

First time diner with out-of-state family--how have I never been here in all my years? just because Labor Day is over, we waited in line for about 20 minutes at 6:30pm. I loved the location and the vibe! We ordered lobster rolls and chowder and a kids' fish n chips. These are my new favorite lobster rolls (sorry, Belle Isle, Winthrop, MA). The chowder has great clam flavor and is the perfect thickness. The side order of awesomely thin onion rings was obscenely huge & could feed 8 people (delicious dipped in the dilly tartar sauce). Our baby enjoyed his flaky fish and chips. We didn't know about the BYOB option, so YOU'RE WELCOME! You order fish at the main counter and chowder at the raw bar window. Staff deliver orders to the deck by calling out numbers. We saw a beautiful sunset and several boats chugging by, including The Lobster Roll dinner cruise ship. Cash only. ATM on site.

If you are looking for a funky place with really good lobster rolls, this is the place to go. You order at the counter, cash only, and then go find a place to sit at their myriad of outdoor picnic tables. The receipt has number, don't lose it, because that is how your food is brought to you by one of the girls who work there. Cole slaw and fries come with the lobster roll. The lobster roll itself is teaming with fresh lobster. I ate much of mine with the fork because it was just too filled to pick up and eat. Picnic tables and fighting off the seagulls is part of the experience. Expensive but worth it.

Whoa I love coleslaw. And these guys love simple celery and celery seed. Lots of lobster in these sandwiches. Make the trip if you can get there for a less busy time. It's great fun to watch the boats too. Really cool decor! CASH ONLY

My friends family who moved here a few years ago recommended this place to us. The lobster roll is what they're known for and it was the best one I've had in the area! Super tasty and decent portion of lobster. The clams were fine and the scallops were great. Onions rings are always good! Chicken tenders were good too. When we ordered the cashier was super friendly and helpful. After asking the kitchen for us, she suggested getting a large plate but splitting half clams half scallops instead of two halves. This was a great idea! The parking was full but the attendants let us park with the boats. There seemed to be an event breaking down but still plenty of seating. There's lovely views of the water and marina to enjoy while eating here. It's BYOB so you can bring a bottle or some cans if you want! It seems like it used to be a little food shack for the marina boats but then expanded into a staple spot.

This was a new find for us, despite visiting the cape for years and years. A bit off the beaten path but worth the trip. This is a rustic spot where you order your food, pay (CASH ONLY), and then they bring the food to you outside on a picnic table, so it is a good weather venue only. The menu is fairly limited, but it seems most people come for the lobster rolls. Cold only, no hot lobster rolls but they were very very good. Chock full of lobster meat, light dressing on a toasted bun. About as good as it gets for a cold style lobster roll. Lobster roll came with fries which were also nicely done and cole slaw. Put it on your list, worth seeking out!

My wife was dreaming - graving for lobster roll and this little shack house hidden in a local harbor did the job! Okay it was expensive $37 per roll and the roll is not a roll but a piece of toasted brioche white bread. But it was a generous portion and delicious. The service is super friendly young and dynamic. The harbor makes it romantic. I ordered some oysters and hot sampler that were also very well executed. We just had a fantastic time. SHC only takes cash so be prepared. This is definitely part of our memories and we plan to be back!

Casual seafood restaurant located on the marina. So there are nice water views. One important note is they only accept cash. We ate dinner there and had the lobster Savannah and fried scallops. Both were pretty good. You order and pay at the inside counter and they bring your food out to you. Outside seating only.

What could be better than fresh seafood, served promptly that you can enjoy while seated outside on picnic tables with a water view? My friend and I enjoyed fried scallops and fried shrimp platters with French fries and a soda. We weren't lucky enough to get a shady spot, but had a nice lunch on a Friday afternoon. This is a CASH only restaurant, and parking is a challenge, so be prepared!

When I came to Cape Cod for a weekend getaway I made it my duty to find a beachside restaurant that served fresh ocean to table seafood. Well my fellow foodies I succeeded in this endeavor and it was everything I hoped it would be. From the beautiful scenery, outdoor seating and long line of hungry guests this had all the makings of a great lunch spot. But of course none of that means anything without the food, and I can say without a shadow of a doubt that this was some of the best lobster I've had in my life. I'm sure one of these poor guys in the tank ended up being my meal. My friend got the tuna sandwich which as you can tell was a nice thick cut that was seared perfectly on both sides. The food was definitely not cheap, but it made up for it in quality. We did not leave hungry that's for sure.

This is my happy place. I want to leave 1 star so people don't want to go and the line is shorter for me, but that would be "shellfish" of me. Every visit to the cape includes a tracker of how many lobster rolls I have from SHC. I (and the rest of the family, including the kids), LOVE this place!!

I've been here twice and have tried the lobster roll with butter on the side and the version with mayo (pictured). Both were mind blowing - hands down the best lobster roll I've ever had! At $33 it's very reasonably priced considering the amount of lobster meat they give you (probably taken from 1 - 1.5 whole lobsters), and if you go to Quincy Market in Boston you'll spend $50 on a roll that's less than half the size. Plus the meat is so fresh. The bun is buttered and the coleslaw is refreshing. The fries are delicious and similar to the ones you'll find at a gyro place - really crispy and crunchy. If you're ever in Dennis you must come here!

This place was amazing! You place your order inside and go sit out at the several picnic tables out by the water. The food was so fresh and delicious. We got the lobster bisque, a lobster roll, and fish and chips. Everything was to die for. I can't wait to come back next time I'm in town.

Classic lobster roll shack in Cape Cod-- The good: The lobster roll was good and comes with a side of fries that were delicious! We came here around sunset and really enjoyed the views of the harbor--plenty of picnic table seating outdoors and was also BYOB. The okay: Cash only. Prices pretty standard for lobster rolls in the are. Parking was easy due to the parking guys directing traffic in the marina. The not so great: The lobster bisque and clam chowder were the worst we had while in Cape Cod--sorry! There will be a line on weekends--expect to wait at least 20-40 minutes to place your order. I recommend getting an app at the raw bar if you're super hungry because the line was much shorter!

We made the mistake of going to Sesuit Harbor Café on a holiday weekend, albeit a cloudy and rainy one for an end of season lobster roll. It was stinkin' mobbed, but a great view and the people watching was fun! We have been here a dozen or more times and always enjoyed the lobster roll so we braved the crowd. What a disappointment! When I got my ($35.99) lobster roll, slaw and fries delivered to me it was so badly plated and in such a slapdash manner that really was a shame. I'm going to give them credit for lobster rolls in the past that were terrific, but not this one. The lobster salad was just plunked down with an ice cream scoop on a piece of greenleaf lettuce on one half of a barely toasted and unbuttered roll and the slaw was tipped over soaking the fries and the roll with coleslaw juice. Once again, I'll cut some slack as it was so busy but really, put some effort into making the plate look appetizing. Thoughts?

Decent lobster roll (a lot of lobster), clams, and fried clam strips. Service left a lot to be desired and I really wish that they served alcohol or at least had a better selection of soft drinks. This is a "rustic" place for sure with picnic tables outside and cash only.

In my opinion, a little over priced for the same food you can get anywhere on the cape but I think what you're really paying for is the location and the crowd- didn't realize it was BYOB which would have been good to know going in

I mean... this place is the real deal on all cylinders. Saturday night 6pm - they probably had about 50 bodies in line ready to rock. While a few of us waited in line for the goods, our friends grabbed one of the picnic tables right along the water - GORG. The line probably took us 35-40 mins to get there, but I didn't hate it, a seltzer or two in hand (BYOB) and it was a nice night. Ordered a cold lobster roll, which came with fries and coleslaw $35 - and honestly worth every single penny. While we waited for our meals, probably took 15-20 mins, went to a separate window to get raw bar - quick dozen oysters to split (DELISH) and came with cocktail sauce and horseradish. My friend got a clam chowder and it... WAS IT. Thick, perfect - clam and potato ratio, it was honestly supreme. I'd drive an hour for this chowder. Then finally, the real deal came out. My bun and fries were a bit cold, but my friends were all hot, and honestly they were pumping out 10 rolls at a time which was impressive. Even with the slightly cold bun and frites this thing was elite. There must've been 3-4 claws in it + at least a full shredded tail - bun was perfectly toasted and a nice piece of fresh lettuce of course. They did everything right. And even the coleslaw was chefs kiss. In my bliss here. Can't wait to come back.

Sesuit cafe is a popular lobster roll/seafood Cape Cod spot by the bay which offers amazing beach seafood! You order at a shack and find a spot at a picnic table to enjoy your meal. Notably there is also a raw bar on the other side of the complex which offers different items (like lobster crab cake) with a shorter line. But if you want lobster rolls, make sure to order inside the shack. We ordered the fisherman's platter (deep fried scallop, clams, and fish), lobster rolls, and lobster savannahs. The lobster rolls which were the item sesuit cafe was known for, were super tasty. The lobster was very refreshing and fresh.  The lobster savannah was a new and different experience - think lobster with a ton of seasoning. The sides that came with each order were simply delights - my favorites were the cole slaw and the corn. A great spot for a tasty seafood meal if you are around the area - prices do run a little high - but it's lobster and quality fresh seafood so definitely worth the treat. Definitely brace yourself for a line if you come during busy hours.

This place is a hidden gem. The food is delicious!! People come for miles and miles to eat here. We drove 40 miles to try it. The food runners are the hardest working people I've seen in a long time. Very cute on the inside with a LOT of outdoor seating. This place gets busy, I mean really busy. Do not get discouraged if you see a long line. They are hustling, so the line goes pretty fast.

Can't beat it. Harborside dining. Watch the boats come in and out of the Harbor and keep your ears peeled for the galz to call out your order number.

Great place to order a Lobster Roll or any of the great Seafood Casual setting with picnic tables & Scenic views of e Harbor Go for Breakfast Lobster Benedict 5*****

Listen, this is the lobster roll you're looking for. Yes, it's $35. Know that ahead of time. But you're gonna get $35 worth of lobster, easily. It's worth it. (It's the cold, mayo version of the lobster roll, you should know that ahead of time too!) This feels like the authentic Cape experience I remember from being a kid on vacation here. Fries and coleslaw are also delicious. Fountain drinks are expensive - it was $80 for two lobster rolls and two fountain drinks. We went at 4 on a Tuesday and waited for maybe 10 minutes, easily found a table.

Consistently the best lobster roll on Cape. Great place for locals and tourists alike. Be prepared to wait during the peak summer season, but with a view like that the wait doesn't feel so bad. Great lobster rolls, potato salad, chowder, fried clams, seared tuna sandwich -- you cannot go wrong.

Sesuit Harbor Cafe has the best lobster rolls on the Cape, hands down. The lobster rolls are packed with fresh, tender lobster meat and perfectly seasoned, making each bite a delight. The relaxed, seaside atmosphere adds to the charm, and being a BYOB spot, you can enjoy your favorite drinks with their amazing food. Whether you're a local or just visiting, this place is a must-visit for anyone craving an authentic Cape Cod experience!

The line on a Tuesday just to get to the counter to order was 45 minutes. You have to stand in this line. Dogs included. Views were great but this long of a wait to order and another 30 min for food just to sit in a jammed packed lot at picnic table is just a no for me. The hype is what brings people here I think.

It's pretty pricey but it's delicious. Always go when visiting my friends cottage on the cape. We get lobster rolls and watch the boats. Cash only which kind of stinks.

Perhaps one of the best seafood spots you will ever find on the Cape! We visited Sesuit Harbor Cafe while on the Cape for a weekend soccer tournament and this place did not disappoint. Though the parking lot sparked a bit of fear that lines would be long, the line moved rather quickly as we made our way to the counter. The only downside of the restaurant is that it is cash only and though there is an ATM right next to the counter complete with a less than friendly service charge in this day in age it would be nice to grab a digital POS and save customers the hassle. We ordered lobster rolls which, hands down, were some of the finest that we've ever had. Absolutely stuffed with fresh lobster meat, the lobster roll was a fork and knife short of sandwich and did not disappoint. The kids opted for the fish and chips which featured perfectly battered, flaky white fish and delicious fries. While waiting for the main course, we did opt to grab some oysters and shrimp cocktail from the raw bar where a nice variety of raw bar items were offered. The oysters were fresh as can be and the shrimp cocktail were plump and enjoyed by all. The restaurant is situated right on an inlet and is a great spot to sit outside and enjoy a great meal. Plenty of diners took advantage of the BYOB nature of the spot and enjoyed the quality food, waterside dining and nice weather the day we were there. All around, a great spot that is certainly worth checking out!

One of our very favorite places. Excellent seafood. The best lobster roll on the cape. Love the fried scallops (best on cape), fried clams, and oysters on the half shell. Beautiful views. Breakfast is decent but lunch/ dinner is the way to go. Byob so plan ahead.

My husband and I stopped here for some seafood after spending time at a local farm. The food was fresh and delicious. Everything was perfectly flavored. No fuss, place. Just good a good cape cod meal. Besides the food, the staff was incredibly kind. Especially Madison. We had a little incident in the parking lot, with another patron and Madison was extremely kind about the incident.

This is a very fun place to go but be prepared to wait in long lines in the summer. You order your food and then go sit at a picnic table and they will bring it out to you. The food is excellent.

A perfect dining experience in a very casual, come as you are, bring your own 'spirits' and enjoy the delicious food and company. Our go-to when we have guests from out of town. Always a positive experience. Enjoy the delicious sushi options, seared tuna sandwich and my favorite fried clam and scallop platter. Enjoy the view of the sesuit inlet and beautiful beach.

Great outdoor clam shack. Went yesterday for lunch. I had a lobster roll. One of the better ones in the area. My son had a fried clam plate. Also very good. My daughter had a Cape Reuben. Very large portion of very fresh fish. Onion rings were good too. Only warning - wait can be long as it is popular, especially on nice summer evenings.

What a place! Beautiful views , perfect for kids and adults! Food was absolutely delicious. Service was excellent. Cash only! Will visit yearly for now on !

Awesome views and awesome food! It's a must visit for us when visiting the Cape. Grab a picnic table outside and enjoy! Lobster roll is a must and the fish and chips is legit. Causal and great vibes!

Wow, this is EXACTLY what I hope to experience in every place I got to for fresh seafood, outdoor space for large groups, a view of the bay & boats coming & going. Their lobster rolls were voted best in the area & I have to agree with them, plus the serving size is HUGE for what you're getting. Their service was stellar & you do get for what you pay for, you'll have plenty to take home to enjoy later if you can't finish what you ordered. I highly recommend coming here if you're in the area.

Love sesuit. Seafood is great. And byob. Sitting along waterway and watching boats coming into harbor Cash only

My very first lobster roll even though I have visited the Cape several times, one of my sons is a local here :) $38 is a bit steep for a sandwich, and the other locals tell me they have gotten small over the last three years, however they also say this is the best lobster roll on the Cape bar none! There is abundant lobster meat to be sure, mixed in with mayo and finely chopped celery. Fries and slaw round out the meal. The tables turn often enough however I did not see one person come out to wipe them down? It sits on the intercostal with boats coming in and out, some gas up here as well which is cool to watch :) BYOB makes the experience a little more fun :)) Lobster rolls are part of the New England experience to be sure. You can trust me, I bought socks for the occasion ;D

This place is a must if you love seafood and want the most beautiful and fitting backdrop to your meal. Steamed buttered lobster, corn on the cob, and tasty potato salad on picnic tables by the water. We have gone two times for dinner and once for breakfast (yummy breakfast sandwiches on bagels or english muffins) and it was great each and every time. It's an experience that shouldn't be missed when on the cape.

1 hour wait in a line the size of a concert entrance, $200 spent in cash with $4 atm fee. $35 per lobster roll. Food is great but prices and lines here are absolutely nuts! Good ambiance by the bay but so stressful to even find parking. They really need to figure out how to scale. Even the 2 bathrooms had huge lines

This place was recommended by a Cape Cod local. Parking is very difficult in this area. We took our food to go, and it was really good. We got the fisherman's platter and lobster roll. I would definitely come here again.

Wow wow wow! Definitely the best lobster roll I had on the Cape! Plenty of lobster meat all over a buttered, grilled roll with fries and coleslaw. The lobster was crunchy cold and delicious. Not overly dressed, just perfect. I dream about this lobster roll! Can't wait till next year!

WHEN: Friday @ 3pm We missed the prime time to dine here!!! There was no line at all at order food. We wanted some seafood before heading out of the cape. The last time I came to Sesuit was 6yrs ago with my late uncle. It brought back a lot of fond memories dining there. WHAT I ORDERED Lobster roll $35 market price 5 pc chicken tenders w fries $17 Very large pieces of chicken tenders!! CASH ONLY!!! You place the order at the front, the staff provides a number then you find a seat outside. When the food is ready, the staff calls out the number outside and brings the food over. It was an expensive meal foshu, it was worth it for the last meal at the cape and the gorgeous dock views. Its first come first serve seatings at the picnic tables outside facing the dock. Great views but tad bit sunny to be eating outdoors in the early afternoon where the sun is beaming directly.

It's a very small take out place in an interesting location near the harbor. But once you find it the first time, it won't be as confusing the next time around. We thought the food tasted good but sadly got sick the next day. We ordered a lobster roll, shrimp plate, fish and chips and more but my husband got serious food poisoning from the shrimp plate and was sick for a whole week. Couldn't eat, stomach cramps the whole nine. Maybe the shrimp was not fresh (it was spoiled) and/or maybe it was due to poor handling. Plus, it didn't help that the server/cashier was on their phone while on the job. Unfortunately, we wouldn't go back there and risk it again despite the very good reviews on Yelp. There are other seafood restaurants around so we won't miss this place at all.

Loved this for lunch with a peaceful/nice view - very busy but efficient! Cash only but they have an ATM on site. The lobster roll was amazing as well as the clam chowder. Wanted to come back for every meal on our visit to the cape!

Still the best lobster roll in the cape. A MUST in the summer time. Things to know: Cash only - ATM on site Bring your own alcohol if you want a bevy with your roll Can get busy so plan ahead for a line or try to go at abnormal times Beaches nearby and mostly alll tables are in the sun but can get windy pending weather. Shirts available for purchase inside. Great brunch! Great raw bar! Do not miss this place. We come multiple times during our visits and never regret it. I mean, look at that lobster roll!!