Great location, right on the water. The baked scallops are a - mazing!!! The baked lobster pie is…read morealso a winer. Our server was super friendly. Recommended!

The restaurant is cozy but very welcoming and clean. Parking is limited but u can go on their…read morewebsite for public parking recommendations incase their lot is full. The staff are wll friendly, food and service are both great. We definitely enjoyed are evening dinner here and would highly recommend you give them a try as their seafood was very fresh and everything we had were very tasty. There are waterfront views of the nearby dock which we were happy about being seated next to.

If you are in the area, call little Harbor lobster, and place an order for the best and freshest…read morelobster which you could pick up and eat at the picnic table overlooking the water. This is a hidden gem and it's unbelievable. How kind they are. Coming from Arizona and spending time at Little Harbor lobster was probably one of the best moments when visiting Massachusetts. Don't forget to grab some of the crab cakes.

The biggest challenge is getting here. If you're not local the Marblehead streets can seem maze…read morelike but plug in your app and follow along. You think you are at the end and there it is! The interior is very small so if you are a group, I recommend sending a designated person to order. We went standard Lobster Rolls with butter on the side. There was a little confusion about line order but they were very apologetic. There are very limited chairs in the lot to eat at and I think maybe 1 picnic table? We decided to bring it home to eat. The result was a slightly less than warm roll, but the FLAVAH! Delicious and the chips were good too. Anything Lobster is a bit of a splurge but very worth it!

I had a decent dinner here the other night. It was pretty busy but they were able to seat me right…read moreaway. I ordered a flatbread, and was interested in their cake of the month (Oreo chocolate). The flatbread was good. Pretty typical, though the balsamic glaze definitely stood out and I wish they had put a little more on. The cake wasn't all that great - the half oreo on top of the cake was 100% soft with 0% crunch left. What's that about? I visited kind of late in the month... did they get all the cakes for the month frozen and just thaw them out as needed? I'm not really sure but the cake was a little dry and with the soft oreo it was just not the best. Overall the restaurant had kind of a mid-feel to the food but the prices were high. Staff was extremely attentive and everyone I interacted with (hostess, server, manager-type person) was very upbeat and enthusiastic. 5+ stars for service. 3 stars flatbread, 2 stars cake.

Another wonderful lunch at Boat House. We and our friends enjoyed the food and comfortable…read moreatmosphere. Lisa, our very pleasant server, greeted us with a smile and expedited our drinks and meals. Compliments to the chefs and assistants and to Donna, the manager, pleasant and tops at customer service. Thank you all.

Was leaving crane beach and craving a burger, and pulled into boat house by chance to pause and…read morelook up a restaurant! Went in and got 2 incredible burgers at a great price. The burgers are huge and delicious, definitely a great place to stop by for a meal!

Well, the fried lobster tail Keeps me coming back . Other…read moreseafood locations do not have this . I ordered a scallop plate with only onion rings. A small clam chowder A single lobster tail. Well, no longer Cole slaw comes with platters? Disappointing as I liked their Cole slaw. But with seafood prices getting way too high.. At least at Woodman's , they were in range or lower than other places at 44.24 for a scallop plate size without my Cole slaw . Scallops were excellent and always day fresh vs soaked in chemical solution . The perfect fry, batter and bountiful quantity. The fried lobster keeps me coming back... Sweet tasting , seems sweeter fried. Onion rings are the different bit greasy batter in a good way vs Clam box ( also good rings) but a light batter...The beauty of the Woodmans rings onions are that they appearing to be the Vidilia sweeter bigger onions type. Very good . Clearly a different wet batter from the scallops fry batter . Clam chowder was very good , full of ingredients and I always want more clams, more cream . I always use the extra butter from my lobster tail to add to the chowder to flavor it ... paprika or pepper would take any chowder up a notch. Plenty of seating, enjoyable outside setting with umbrellas which is another reason I enjoy Woodmans vs. other competitors, but I still eat at all of them in the area for different attributes. Another nice deal here today was the Ipswich ale truck outside in field by the views of the marsh serving drafts from the truck taps. Great views, delicious seafood , a cold draft , cool breeze .. Great New England experience the American way in the Land of the Free where the Ipswich clam is... I regret not ordering the 2 Clam cakes for chowder dipping . But Rhode Island is still my clam cakes spot in downtown Providence. Woodmans experience was seamless, efficient ordering process, guy handing out menus and, oyster crackers, water for the waiting line speeded up the undecided people before they reach the order takers. He should be promoting clam cakes pieces soaked in chowder to elicit people buying them as add ons . Well managed, efficient, quality food, consistency , dining areas, but the sweet tasting fried lobster tail a differentiator at Woodmans ...

A fun spot for fried clams and clam chowder. There's a small parking lot and we arrived right as…read morethey opened. You order at the register and then find a seat at one of their many tables that are available. The staff are really friendly and even offered up their own chairs since we needed an extra seat at a booth. The food comes out fairly quickly. The portions are really good for sharing with a group. The fried clams were a little bit on the chewy side, but had good flavor. The steamed clams were fairly sandy even after being rinsed. It was still a good experience and there was plenty of food to share.

Harbor Views, Fresh Seafood & Coastal Charm at Blue Collar Lobster Co.!…read more Few dining experiences capture the spirit of Gloucester quite like Blue Collar Lobster Co. This charming waterfront seafood spot earned an easy five stars from us and was the perfect place to enjoy a relaxing meal before heading to a concert at The Cut. From the moment we arrived, we were captivated by the setting. Located right on Gloucester Harbor next to the iconic Gloucester House Restaurant, this cozy nautical eatery offers everything you hope to find on the Massachusetts coast: refreshing sea breezes, colorful lobster boats bobbing in the harbor, seagulls soaring overhead, and spectacular waterfront views in every direction. Inside, the atmosphere is delightfully authentic. Hundreds of colorful fishing buoys hanging from the ceiling create a fun maritime feel that immediately reminds you that you're in one of New England's most historic fishing communities. Before long, the four of us were happily sampling some of the restaurant's fresh seafood favorites. We enjoyed creamy clam chowder, briny oysters on the half shell, succulent shrimp cocktail, and delicious Bang Bang shrimp, all accompanied by cold drinks and unbeatable harbor views. Every bite tasted fresh and flavorful. The ordering process is simple and convenient. Check out the menu, place your order at the window, grab a tray, and find a seat. If possible, choose a table in the screened porch overlooking the water. There's something magical about enjoying seafood while watching fishing boats come and go from the harbor just a few feet away. Blue Collar Lobster Co. offers an impressive menu featuring fresh lobster, handheld sandwiches, fried seafood platters, soups, and appetizers at reasonable prices. The combination of delicious food, friendly atmosphere, stunning scenery, and excellent value makes this a destination we'll gladly return to again and again. If you're visiting Gloucester and want an authentic waterfront seafood experience, don't miss this hidden gem on the harbor- on the Seven Seas Wharf! Highly recommended!

Great spot right on the water! Casual dining with incredible food and a great atmosphere. The…read moreprices are a little high, but that's to be expected given the location. The haddock was incredible -- flaky, fresh, and perfectly breaded. The shrimp cocktail was also delicious, with huge, fresh shrimp. Overall, I'd definitely come back for a drink and a few shareable plates!

A solid 3-star review. They need to get their fryer…read moretemperatures under control. The lobster roll was generously portioned but ultimately fell just a bit short of greatness. I really appreciated the amount of fresh meat packed into the toasted brioche bun. However, the seasoning was a little too heavy on the mayonnaise, which masked the natural sweetness of the lobster. The side of French fries arrived piping hot and perfectly crispy. It is a decent option if you are craving seafood, though it needs minor tweaks. Overall, it was a perfectly average meal that left me satisfied but not entirely blown away. The Fried Clams which were a mixed of textures. Some of the clams were beautifully sweet and tender, while others were noticeably overcooked and chewy. The batter had a great crunch, but it lacked the necessary seasoning to make the dish pop. I also ordered a side of onion rings that were greasy, though they still had a decent flavor. The staff was incredibly friendly and the atmosphere was wonderful for a casual dinner. I might return eventually, but I am not in a rush. The shrimp looked fantastic when it arrived at our table with a beautiful golden-brown exterior. Unfortunately, the shrimp themselves were a bit rubbery and lacked that fresh, snappy bite you expect at a seafood joint. The French fries were standard, nothing spectacular, but they served their purpose as a side. It was a perfectly mediocre dining experience that did not justify the slightly high price tag. Despite the okay service, I will probably look for a different spot next time. If you want a cushy 11-to -7 this isn't it. This gig is seasonal, which means you have a small window to make your money and bust your tail.

I have dined at Essex Seafood many times. Excellent clam and seafood plates. Huge amounts of…read morefood. Impossible to consume all of it and always bring some home in a doggy bag.

Had a lovely fall weekend experience here recently. We went on one of their Sundays with live music…read moreand wood fired pizza. We started off taking a stroll around the property, the trails are a little confusing but it's pretty small so you're not likely to get that lost. It was beautiful and peaceful. We then checked out the farm store which is on the small side but has lots of local goods. The star of the show was definitely the wood fired pizza - we got the seasonal one which had some garlicky kale. It was delicious, the crust was awesome and it's so nice that it is all made from Appleton farms ingredients. The live music was also a fun touch (but REALLY loud if you were close). Was happy to spend an afternoon here!

This was a lovely afternoon trip in the spring. Lots of ambling trails throughout the farm to…read moreexplore. The creamery is home to the farm store during the pandemic, and it is quite small/1 family allowed in at a time. I did get a lemon cream bun and chocolate chip cookie, and there were a number of other pastries/little items to pick up in the creamery. You can also place an order online in advance and pick it up--their online store is quite expansive! Would be great to come back to explore more trails, have a picnic, roam around.

We had our wedding reception at Turner's and it went very well. Susanne and Jessie were incredibly…read moreresponsive and handled last minute changes with such grace. Very appreciative for them making sure everything went smoothly!

We are frequent diners at Turner's in Salem and it never disappoints. The food is consistently good…read moreand the service is exceptional. Oscar and the whole team go above & beyond to make it a great experience. Great job!!

I went to try Choate Bridge Pub in Ipswich with a couple of friends last week. I hadn't been for a…read morefew years. It's just as great as it always was. The food was great, fresh, and hot. Even the coleslaw and tartar sauce were made with care. The servers hustle like crazy. They treat you like good friends. Some diners may have frowned on service. Those girls never stopped, and they smiled and laughed. (Who doesn't need that these days?) It's sea scallop season, so even those scallops are expensive I had to do it. The scallop dinner w/fries and onion strings was a bit over $35, but there were 14 huge, right off the boat succulent scallops. The burgers also looked great. Get on over there.

After 10 years away from my hometown of Ipswich nothing seems to change. Choate Bridge was a great…read moreplace after work to have a cocktail talk with friends and have great service. I was told by everyone for the Best Fried Clams go to the Choate Bridge Pub and they were right. The portions of clams was overwhelming sweet clams with a roll, butter and a salad for a great price worth the money. This is a local restaurant that's doesn't need notoriety from the past. A simple place to eat good quality food, the staff very friendly along with a great atmosphere. So I recommend Choate Bridge Pub find a place to park and enjoy. I took a to go box because of so many Clams,