Lobster Rolls 2023

[FlyingScot]

Originally Posted by bigdog

Speaking of lobata rolls, I'm heading over to spend a day at seacoast beach this week, and I'm looking for NH/Maine restaurant suggestions in the Portsmouth & Kittery areas to have my lobster roll.

Not looking for a lobster shack, but a sit down restaurant.

Thanks !

For sit down, we're big fans of Robert's Maine Grill, across the street from Kittery Trading Post. It was started by Bob, of Bob's Clam Hut (classic!), also across the street. Robert's has excellent lobster rolls, clams, and a wide variety of other seafood. This is several steps up from The Weathervane, also close by. They get crowded, but reservations are available on Open Table

[Major]

Originally Posted by FlyingScot

For sit down, we're big fans of Robert's Maine Grill, across the street from Kittery Trading Post. It was started by Bob, of Bob's Clam Hut (classic!), also across the street. Robert's has excellent lobster rolls, clams, and a wide variety of other seafood. This is several steps up from The Weathervane, also close by. They get crowded, but reservations are available on Open Table

FlyingScot and I agree on at least one thing - we both love Robert's Maine Grille! Tremendous lobster rolls, although the last time I was there, we thought they chinsed out a bit on the amount of lobster in the roll. However, I chalked that up to being an anomaly. Can't wait to go again.

[mcdude]

Still $26 bucks. Walk or bike 13 miles from Wolfeboro along the Cotton Valley Rail Trail and enjoy some lobstah. Then stop in at http://www.tumbledown603.com/ Tumble Down Farm for some ice cream

[GusMan]

Hi All,

I don't order lobster rolls a lot, the PPP version looks awesome. By the way, in general, you can't go wrong the PPP. Homemade meatball subs, steak bombs, and bar style pizzas. And definitely try the german potato salad (warm, sweetish and bacony!) or perhaps the giant baked stuffed clams.

Since PPP isn't exactly at Winnipesaukee, I'm going to recommend another bit of a road trip (probably not a secret). Tuckaway Tavern in Raymond. Great steak tips, best burgers, MAC-N-Cheese, and lobsters rolls. The rolls come in regular (4oz) $26 or jumbos (8oz) $39. Bonus: 2 for one Mondays and Tuesdays! Oh and great bar staff, service and craft beers. Also, a huge meat market, specialty market.

And if you really want cheap out? Pick up a couple lobster salad finger rolls at Market Basket (right FLL?) for $8.99. Not bad!

Cheers,

Gusman

[thinkxingu]

Originally Posted by GusMan

Hi All,

I don't order lobster rolls a lot, the PPP version looks awesome. By the way, in general, you can't go wrong the PPP. Homemade meatball subs, steak bombs, and bar style pizzas. And definitely try the german potato salad (warm, sweetish and bacony!) or perhaps the giant baked stuffed clams.

Since PPP isn't exactly at Winnipesaukee, I'm going to recommend another bit of a road trip (probably not a secret). Tuckaway Tavern in Raymond. Great steak tips, best burgers, MAC-N-Cheese, and lobsters rolls. The rolls come in regular (4oz) $26 or jumbos (8oz) $39. Bonus: 2 for one Mondays and Tuesdays! Oh and great bar staff, service and craft beers. Also, a huge meat market, specialty market.

And if you really want cheap out? Pick up a couple lobster salad finger rolls at Market Basket (right FLL?) for $8.99. Not bad!

Cheers,

Gusman

Tuckaway Tavern is in my tops list—not cheap, but ALWAYS an awesome experience. There can be a crazy wait, though—with no reservations taken—so timing things is important.

As for lobster rolls, I'm not a fan, but the ones I saw from Pop's yesterday looked pretty awesome.

I don't recall Pop's LRs being mentioned often, so I thought I'd throw it out there.

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