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    Clambake Seafood Restaurant

    2.7 (314 reviews)
    Open 11:00 am - 8:00 pm
    Updated 1 month ago

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    Loud
    Touristy
    Happy hour specials
    Outdoor seating

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    Seafood chowder: haddock, shrimp, and clams $16.95 (not creamy and they do warn you)
    T B.

    Clean and huge open seating. Great, big parking lot with seagulls and marshland view.

    Scallops and clamcakes
    Eric A.

    The food was delicious. Got scallops and clamcakes. For less than 30 bucks... I got sooo much scallops it blew my mind. You can't even get a fraction of those scallops at that price at a grocery store or fish monger. They were cooked perfectly. Clamcakes were delicious. The lady taking my order was very friendly and explained the process to me since it was my first time. They have a nice little bar. Very cozy cabin type feel to the place and a nice view of the marsh with people digging for clams. Loved it better than Ken's place.

    Clam cakes and onion rings
    Cindy Y.

    Service was great but food was meh. Couldn't taste any clams in the clam cakes. Cafeteria style ordering and pickup, dead animals on the walls and plastic fish mean no ambience either. There are other places nearby with better food and ambience.

    Onion Rings
    Jesse L. R.

    This place is definitely a tourist trap. It's really well decorated inside. You place your order at the counter, take your number to your seat, then go to the pickup window when your number is called. We stopped off for chowder and onion rings. The chowder is thin, similar to Rhode Island style with a bit of cream, which isn't a problem, but it is completely flavorless. It is loaded with clams, just not very tasty. The onion rings were okay, but nothing special, I would not likely come back.

    Fried Clam Strips Dinner
    Justin T.

    In Houston, fried clam strips are pretty much nonexistent. So it's always great to visit New England seafood spots when I'm back in the area to get my share. The Clambake has the nostalgia factor for me as it seems to have for most other reviewers. The fried clams portion was really good, though it does look like more in the picture as many of the clams sit on fries. The roll was great and the cole slaw as well. On the flip side, goodness the food is greasy. I don't remember it being this greasy in the past, but I suppose it comes with the territory of fried seafood. Either way, some of my favorite clams in Maine.

    Jennifer M.

    Okay at best. Came here for lunch. We each had a chowder and split an order of Onion Rings. The chowder was filled with clams but it lacked so much flavor. It was a thin broth which was fine, but it was just like warm milk. The Onion Rings were hand cut and the batter was pretty good!

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    There's something telling about a place the moment you walk in, and here, it isn't subtle. You're…read moremet with the lingering scent of beer soaked into the floor from nights that were clearly busier than anyone could properly manage. Now, most people would interpret that as neglect. But that's not quite right. It's evidence. Evidence that this is a place that has been tested, repeatedly, and continues to operate under pressure. And strangely enough, that inspires a certain confidence. You know, almost immediately, the drinks are going to be done properly. I ordered something simple. chicken fingers with buffalo sauce and bleu cheese. Nothing remarkable, and that's precisely the point. They weren't trying to reinvent anything. They were just... competent. And competence, especially in an environment that borders on chaos, is not trivial. It's reliability. It's order, holding its ground. The service reflected that same tension. Reese, the bartender, was clearly under strain. busy to the point where most people would start to fracture, but she didn't. She held the line. And if you've spent enough time in this industry, you know that's not easy to do. There's something almost admirable about watching someone maintain composure when everything around them is loud, demanding, and slightly out of control. And that's really the essence of the place. It's loud... almost aggressively so. Packed. Borderline unruly. At one point, there was a couple engaged in what was clearly a volatile argument... infidelity, perhaps? but the noise swallowed the details. It didn't matter. The specifics were irrelevant. What you were witnessing was raw human behavior, unfiltered, playing out in real time. And oddly enough, it fit perfectly. This is not a place for quiet reflection or carefully structured conversation. It's a place where order and chaos collide and neither one fully wins. But if you're the kind of person who can tolerate that, or even enjoy it... there's something undeniably compelling about it. If you want quiet, look elsewhere. But if you're willing to step into something louder, messier, and far more alive, then this place offers exactly that. It's not refined. It's not restrained. It's something closer to a modern day bacchanal. And for better or worse, that's the point.

    Let's start with the ambiance: it's on the beautiful Atlantic coast beach with huge outdoor patio…read moredining. My daughter and I went for lunch, got seated immediately, and there was live music, a very 'beach music' duo of sax and ax. We were seated far enough from the bandstand that we could converse easily. The service is impeccable, since the wait staff are so friendly. You really can't go wrong with anything on the menu. Very reasonably priced, too. I had my NE favorite dish, poutine. Wow! Checks all the bases. We went on a Thursday. No idea how jammed it gets on weekends.

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