We really enjoyed the lobster roll kit sold on Gold Belly. Here In California, we rarely get fresh…read moretasting lobster. Usually the freezing and shipping destroys the fresh taste. The lobster roll kit arrived well-packed, very cold, not frozen (we appreciated that the rolls were not refrigerated) tasted sweet and fresh, had ample perfectly cooked lobster, and a great mix of tails, claws, and knuckles. It tasted as though it had just come off the boat. and made a truly memorable meal. There is no wonder it has been rated as the best lobster roll in Maine. It was worth every penny.

Rating: 4.5 Came to…read moretry this place for punch as they are listed as top spot for their lobster roll. It's located at an island so you have to drive over a bridge to get there. It's a very nice area with water front, outdoor chairs and tables. Parkings are available at the site. Once we got there we went up to see place our order. They have an ice-cream shop next door, bathroom and hand washing area as well. We ordered their lobster roll and clam chowder. Once we ordered we grabbed one of the seat and waited for our order to arrive. Within 5minutes or so our order came out and waitress brought them to our table. Lobster roll came with side of mayo, butter, coleslaw and cape cod chips. Coleslaw and cape cod chips were nothing special. The lobster roll was pretty good. Lobster itself has faintly sweet flavor and was good without any butter or mayo. The bread was toasted well with lots of butter. Lobster roll was delicious. Clam chowder was pretty goof as well. Came with oyster crackers that you mix up which is standard. Good flavor. Service was good and fast. They do have some napkins and water self serve. Seats and tables were bit sticky so had to use some napkins to clean. Overall i liked the place. Quality and fresh lobster roll that is flavorful and not overwhelming with condiments. Clam chowder was good but i've had similar quality ones back in RI where i'm from. Price was ok i about $30 for one small ish lobster roll which is standard nowadays. If you want good lobster roll this is the place

Great food, great service! Everything is consistently the best! And you always run into someone you…read moreknow!

Visited there yesterday for a lobster roll for my wife and scallops for me. The lobster roll was…read moregreat...scallops not so much. The scallops were tiny and were either cooked while frozen or not fresh. Very bland too. My wife tried one and did not like that they squirted liquid when you bit into them. For $27 and then additional for fries and slaw, I would expect much better quality.

We ate here for lunch. Their shrimp basket featured fried shrimp, nicely fried and served with…read morecrisp fries. it's nice to dine on freshly caught and cooked shrimp. The sheltered outdoor space, where we ate, were picnic tables. There is an outdoor patio and also an indoor dining area in the bar. Service was a bit slow, but the food was served appropriately warm. Since we stayed at the nearby East Wind Inn, this eatery was within a short walk from us. Prices were reasonable, making this a good place for lunch.

Happy Clam is about as far off the beaten path as you can get in Downeast Maine. And though it is…read morethe only restaurant for miles, I expect that many tourists would pass on it based on the appearance, that of the clichéd "dive bar." But those in the know - tourists and locals alike - ensure that it is always busy, and it seems especially popular with bikers. Most of the rowdiest patrons choose the outdoor pavilion out back. I believe it serves the same menu but it's much louder, especially when there's live music or karaoke. Not my thing so I sit inside. The food is a peculiar mix of typical bar food, New England seafood, and German. Yes, German. Schnitzel, Rinder Rolladen, Goulash, Spaetzle, you'll find all of these. I've tried the Schnitzel, which I got with red cabbage and spaetzle. It was a generous portion and pretty decent. Authentic? Perhaps not. The "German Potato Salad" was regular mayonnaise-based with chopped pickles and bacon. Not that there's anything wrong with that but it's not German Potato Salad. On another occasion I tried the lobster reuben which has lobster instead of corned beef. Good but rather messy to eat from the melted cheese and Thousand Island dressing along with the plentiful lobster. Fries were ok, not outstanding. On a third occasion I tried the crab cakes which was a mistake and I should have known better. Salty, too much Old Bay, lots of filler. Gourmet or "fine dining" this is not. But definitely worth a visit or two or three. But be aware: the "dive bar" atmosphere also extends to the ambience and cleanliness - or lack thereof. The men's room smelled exactly as you might imagine, and the soap and paper towels had both run out. The ice bucket, curiously, was on the customer side of the bar, 6 inches from where I was sitting, separated by a flimsy plexiglass shield. So I advise you to stick to beer or wine - avoid the cocktails. Other than that, it has a fun kitchy feel to it, 70s TV posters, photos of sports celebreties and the like, and too much patriotic decor for my liking. But my waitress was friendly, I've enjoyed my visits, didn't get sick, and would probably go back.

Easy walk from the dock, gorgeous views with seating right on the beach (shade provided by…read moreumbrellas at each picnic table), fast service, and delicious food. Can not go wrong g with this place!

There are not a lot of dining choices on Mohican Island, however, more than you would expect for a…read morelittle tiny island. One of the places that people repeatedly recommended was the fish house. We came here for lunch on a Thursday afternoon. It is right on the water and it's just a little gray shack. As you can see from the photos. But the food was very good. I had the fish tacos. They normally come with a Sriracha aïoli, but I asked them to swap that out for a mayonnaise. The fish was sautéed and crunchy. The taco also had coleslaw. They serve it with chips and they have beer and soft drinks. I had a Pacifico and it was a most enjoyable meal. My friend had the lobster roll and as most places up here it's served with both tail meat and claw meat. It was cold and served with mayo. But they also gave her a side of clarified butter. Nice touch! I had a taste and it was highly satisfactory. All in all a very good meal. There's nowhere to eat inside. It's picnic tables outside. Make sure you take care of your refuse. There are bins out back.

Just a very cool local bar. Good service. A nice draft beer selection and good food as well. Lots…read moreof fried seafood and who doesn't love that. We were in Port Clyde in early June and not a lot was open but this was a great place full of locals.

The food and service here are phenomenal! Highly recommend the fish tacos, absolutely perfect…read more Light, fresh, and delicious. Made from scratch onion rings that were seasoned just right and not greasy. Large wine pours and a comfortable, pleasant atmosphere made this place just right. Attentive, friendly service and a very short walk from the heart of Port Clyde. Will definitely return!

Menu prices have not been updated since before Covid. Expect to pay double what they advertise…read more Www.portclydegeneralstore.com Linda Bean Perfect Maine whatever

Scrumptious sandwiches for breakfast and the coolest old-school-counter-in-a-general-store scenario…read moreone could ask for.

Lobster roll absolutely fresh & delish, served next to ocean it comes from! Very special unique…read moreyummy coleslaw too. Never mind trying the fried lobster or fish'n'chips tho

My husband and I popped in here at dinner time on Mother's Day. Although we didn't have a…read morereservation, they sat us right away. The waitress was friendly and informative. We shared the oysters, three local types, fantastic. I had the Jonah crab appetizer and a cup of chowder. I'm gf and it was delicious. My husband had the fish and chips and noted how tasty they were. We finished our meal off with the butterscotch pudding with salted caramel, wow! I recommend you check this place out when in Rockland

The owner is really rude. They don't throw out product when it has expired. Will sell bad fish…read more Will tell you it's white fish so you don't realize it is hake. They do not have clean rags there, so when your table is being wiped you can see the grease pushing water around. I watched one of their male cooks shucking oysters and either sweat or snot fell right onto the oyster. They use AI photographs for their food photos and talk down to the cooks who want to correct these bad practices. You can go and eat there and if your meal is bad and the owner is on site, it's likely you'll be told you don't know anything, but they will probably angrily comp your meal. These are people who are running a business to have clout, not because they love food and a good dining experience.

The food was SPECTACULAR! Deviled eggs were amazing it was my first time trying caviar and it was a…read moredelicious salty topping to my eggs! The steak was nicely cooked and juicy! The clams were very big and the sauce they were in was packed with flavor! The fish was nice and the veggies on the side were so good it was the best asparagus we've ever had! The service was good although they were out of a couple dishes we wanted, I don't blame them because we did come at 8:30 and they close at 9:00, so we had to compromise and try some new dishes but we were very pleased with them! We sat on a nice booth over looking the waterfront, just beautiful! Definitely come down in Camden, this was one of our best meals of the trip!

Came by the rooftop prior to, and through happy hour. It was not very busy yet and we were able to…read morehave our choice of seats. There is some seating under a fabric roof providing some shade. The oyster shooters were super fun and mussels tasty (though oysters/mussels were on the small side). I tried the trout dip as well, and may have ordered if we stayed longer. I enjoyed my cucumber cocktail. The server didn't seem to know much about happy hour upon asking. Happy hour here means everything is 10% off (no special menu). Prices are a little high here, but you're paying a premium for the location, view and atmosphere.

Just expect a line at lunchtime. It takes awhile but worth it!!…read more Andria is very nice and welcoming. She's one of the owners so she can be found anywhere doing any job necessa

We came in with the plan to eat two lobster rolls, but the current price is $35. Not wanting to…read morespend close to $100 for our meal (planning to have a couple drinks, as well) we pivoted to sharing one lobster roll and one order of fish tacos. Being residents of NYC, I don't recommend coming here and ordering a $35 lobster roll. (Sticker shock is something I rarely experience, but I did that day.) It's a decent lobster roll, but I just think $35 is too high. That being said, the tacos were very tasty - I do recommend them at $17. Ultimately, buy a lobster. They were $13/lb (I believe), which is a very fair price. Eat your lobster with a beautiful view, and if you choose, grab a drink from the bar. (It was BYOB forever, and now it is not - ah well!) I'm sticking with 5 stars for the lobster, the view, and the nostalgia. Enjoy!