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    Bite Into Maine

    4.7 (1.1k reviews)
    Closed 10:30 am - 6:30 pm
    Updated a few days ago

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    BITE INTO MAINE ATMOSPHERE

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    Moderate noise
    Casual
    Dogs allowed
    Outdoor seating

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    The "Connecticut" lobster roll
    Peter N.

    Bite Into Maine at Cape Elizabeth was one of the highlights of my lobster roll adventure through Maine. The lobster comes chilled, and then--right at the pickup window--they pour hot butter over the top. Watching that pour and taking the first bite was pure magic. If I had one tiny wish, it would be for the lobster meat to already be warm before the butter pour, especially on a foggy September morning. But that's just a slight ding on an otherwise outstanding roll. No lines this time of year, friendly staff, and the iconic backdrop of the lighthouse made this stop unforgettable. Definitely a must-do if you're chasing the best lobster rolls in Maine.

    Clam chowder
    Nicole V.

    I really liked this location. To put it simply I would come back. You drive into basically a park and you pay for parking in the lot. Was there a line? Yes. Did it move pretty fast? Faster than Reds. I think we waited like an hour. Getting down to the nitty gritty. Clam chowder - probably the creamiest of the chowders we had in Maine. It wasn't my favorite but others liked it. I thought personally it lacked the flavor of the others I had. Grilled cheese - this was probably the prettiest most classically perfect grilled cheese I've ever bought. It was great and dipping it into the clam chowder made it a 10/10. Lobster roll - we got the Connecticut which is just warm butter. Flavor wise I was told it's on par with reds. They preferred this bun over reds but reds has more meat. Overall a 10/10. Potato salad - 4/5. It's slightly sweet. I just didn't like the onions in it but that is personal preference View - 10/10. When I think about having a lobster roll on the coast of Maine this is exactly what I think about. Overall I think everyone should go here at least once.

    Lobster roll
    Ciara L.

    NICEST HUMANS ON THE WHOLE WORLD RUNNING THOSE BUSINESS!!!! Got a lobster roll from Maine and took it down to look at the beautiful light house. Food tasted great. Fair price. There was also $6 chowder and several other menu options. Seating in front as well. Great spot!!!

    Samantha Z.

    While visiting Portland, we wanted to try a few lobster rolls, and this spot was one we were especially excited about after hearing so many great things on social media and even from Somebody Feed Phil. We ordered the 4.5 oz Connecticut lobster rolls with warm butter and wow, they exceeded expectations! The rolls were generously filled with perfectly cooked lobster, buttery and tender, and the bread itself was just right. We wish we had time to try some of their other rolls, but this one alone left a fantastic impression. A helpful tip: while there are only a few tables in front of the truck, you can easily take your food to the nearby beach area where there are plenty of picnic tables. This made for the perfect setting to enjoy such a delicious meal. Highly recommend stopping here when exploring Fort Williams Lighthouse!

    Heidy M.

    I am not a taco truck type of person, but made the exception to try this famous lobster roll. What a surprise, these were the best in all of Maine that we tried, and we tried many. There are a few different options to try and the line was long, we waited about 15 minutes for our rolls, but it went fast. It was very hot, so we decided to try the blueberry soda since we are in the region of blueberries. Even though we don't care for soda too much, it wasn't so bad. Try it at least once is our motto, and as they say... When is Rome... Parking is available and is 2.00 for the hour. While there, take a very easy walk along the coast to the light house. They have a little gift shop and the area is beautiful. Stop and take in the beauty, sit at one of the many picnic tables and enjoy the moment.

    Best lobster roll in all the land
    Steve G.

    Best lobster roll in NE period. Spent a week in Boston and Maine hunting lobter rolls and yarn stores. Bite into Maine was the best. Its a food truck by the famous Portland Lighthouse with a super long line, for good reason. It moves fairly quickly - the order taker is real efficient. Most people knew what they wanted so they didn't hold up the line. The lobster roll was fantastic - lot of lobster, juicy with butter. The grilled cheese was, well, grilled cheese. Both are served with potato chips. We got the last whoopie pie (score!) and tried the blueberry soda, clan chowder and potato sald - all were very good. If you're aound Portland a difinite must try!

    Lobster roll, potato salad
    Megumi M.

    Even though you have to wait in a long line to place your order the people working at this food truck were the absolute nicest! Not only are they able to give suggestions on what what to order. They keep the line moving as fast as possible and they're so accommodating and helpful! This is a food truck so seating is limited. There are a few tables outside in front of the food truck. The lobster roll was filled with lobster. I was very surprised with how much lobster they give. It tasted fresh and was absolutely delicious.

    Jesse L. R.

    If you haven't heard of Bite Into Maine, you probably live under a rock. They are well known for their lobster rolls, and they absolutely deliver on their reputation. It was a rainy day, so we decided to go looking at lighthouses around southern Maine. We stumbled across a Bite Into Maine food truck and had to give it a try. The friendly staff were keeping plenty busy on this rainy day. Their lobster rolls aren't huge, but they charge a very fair price for what you get. You can also have it done up multiple ways. I just tried the traditional cold lobster roll and it was delicious! Enjoying their delicious lobster roll right in the scenic Fort Williams Park was the perfect way to spend a rainy day!

    Anabel H.

    Bite into Maine is a fantastic spot! Their Connecticut Lobster Roll is truly very good, and you can't beat the experience with those amazing lighthouse views. Highly recommend!

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    Hong Ha H.

    Best lobster roll we had on the trip! I loved that they offer different styles. We tried both the Connecticut and Maine versions, and each was delicious. Generous portions of lobster, so it actually felt worth the price. It's a food truck, and of course it started raining when we got there. However, service was super friendly and quick. We ended up eating in the car, and it was still absolutely delicious. There were picnic tables overlooking the water. So would have been nice to sit and eat at if it wasn't raining. Expensive, but totally worth it. Would 100% go back!

    Christine L.

    Wow. The location by the lighthouse, the people, the FOOD. This place defines Maine for me. The absolute best lobster rolls we've had on this trip, we wish we had the ability to try all of it. I will forever dream of this bite. Must must go, specifically to this location.

    Maine and Wasabi Rolls
    Christy W.

    When they say "best lobster roll in Maine," they're not exaggerating! We tried the Maine and the Wasabi rolls -- both loaded with giant chunks of claw meat on buttery Texas toast rolls. Pricey? Sure. Worth it? Every. Single. Bite.

    Connecticut style Lobster Roll
    Prasiddha H.

    I had a chance to visit Bite into Maine when I was checking out the Lighthouse and oh my this is a food truck nearby and I heard that they serve really yummy lobster rolls. The cool thing here is they have different types of rolls and I ended up getting the Connecticut one with melted butter. The day we went it was rainy but thankfully the truck was still open. We were able to get a roll and it came with some chips which added a nice crunch. The lobster roles here are very yummy and would recommend to check it out!

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    What do people mean when they compare this to the storefront? What's the storefront restaurant of this?

    This location is our original food truck. We have a small takeout - which we call the Commissary- which is at 185 US Route One in Scarborough. It started as our commercial kitchen for our food trucks...and developed into retail and takeout in 2017.

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