I hurt my back but was craving a haddock burger and my friend a lobster roll. So I took the dog and…read moredrove to Pleasant River. I've called them to place an order and told her I was sitting in the parking lot. She sent someone out to collect my money. They brought a tiny bit of ice cream for my dog brought my change back out and then brought my sandwiches out. Fabulous fabulous Customer Service and fabulous Fabulous sandwiches.

Was closed when we wanted to eat there on the Saturday of Labor Day weekend, 2026. Saw nothing…read moreonline indicating this.

The vibe was good the food was very on point for this type of restaurant. You know what you are…read moregonna get. Had a nice view of the water and also the boats.

Great place to check out when visiting the Schoodic peninsula and having lunch in the wharfread more

SO GOOD! The old guys are so sweet!! I got a crab hat! 5 stars for real. I mean Boston was just so…read morebeautiful by itself but to just be able to enjoy a good hot dog was amazing!

The food here is good. It is however quite expensive. The lobster roll and blueberry pie is very…read moregood.

I was in town for work. I've heard great things about this place- all true. I wasn't super hungry…read moreso I got an appetizer and I wanted room for pie. Sticky fingers are chicken tenders in a sweet and spicy sauce. Amazing. Now for the pie. I got the Strawberry pie. It was perfection. I wanted to try their world famous blueberry so I took a whole pie home to share with my family. It didn't disappoint. My mother hates blueberries and she asked for a second helping. My only problem is it's so far away. If you're in the area please check this place out.

I neglected to post it at the time of the review. It's the raspberry pie I spoke of. It still makes…read moreme drool just thinking about it!

What a beautiful restaurant in a small town! The food was so tasty. The service so professional and…read morequick. We are a very big group from a NYC school doing outreach in Maine. This restaurant accommodated all of us!! I ordered a very tasty strip steak. The other members of the group ordered all varieties of food from vegan, vegetarian and pescatarian. It

Almost but not quite…read more We ordered two dirty martinis and the chai bourbon sour to start. The martinis were good, the chai bourbon sour was rather one noted, sour with the hint of the chai at the end, I was really looking forward to a stronger chai flavor. The chicken dumplings were really good no complaints, piping hot and crispy. I ordered the special shrimp and lobster ramen. It came completely mixed up, in a shallow dinner bowl, with minimal amount of broth. The noodles on top were drying out and not hot. The lobster and shrimp were overcooked, I found an egg shell piece and a piece of bacon (not part of the dish). Way too many green onions. The idea was so so good, execution was not. The others ordered the all you can eat haddock, the fries and fish were good. They were busy and had minimal staff, and half the staff there were training. Drinks and food came out slow. Our waitress did the absolute best she could with the cards dealt tonight. Expected more execution for the level of idea and pricing.

The boys of Machias are still going at it and the community benefits from a fabulous eatery. From…read morea distance it looks like a trailer park restaurant, but the food they churn out is so very tasty. The pastrami does not fit with their Maine lobster rolls but it is good if you do not want seafood. Finally, they have a few outside picnic tables. Now, only if they added some giant rainbow umbrellas I would be totally sold. Service is always friendly.

The lobster rolls were very meaty and tasty. The coleslaw was extra special treat as it was some…read moreof the best I ever had. Guy inside could not be more friendly. Place doesn't look to impressive ...the food sure is!!

We found this place on Yelp as a good place that has live lobsters for sale so we stopped in to…read moregrab a couple of lobsters to take to our campsite, but couldn't resist the steamers and the scallops as a hold me over. The seagulls squawking in the background the smell of the ocean and the food make this an absolutely perfect place to stop.

Traditional or with butter. Comes with Maine potato chips. Many other seafood options. Also great…read moreplace for fresh seafood to take home. Flounder was great on the grill tonight.

I absolutely love this place, every time I visit Maine I have to stop here at least once. They…read moreoffer great pricing on the lobster. I always end up getting a 3 or 4 pounder. If you guys get some T-shirts or hoodies let me know would love to wear one around in support of your business!

Fun little place on the road. Outdoor dining at picnic tables. They cook the lobsters and clams…read moreright there so they are fresh. Both were tasty. The blueberry pie is Delicious! The women who work there are really helpful when you don't know how to order. Everything came out quickly.

They are always smiling and helpful! They keep it well stocked with the items I prefer and more!read more

Stopped here for breakfast while on vacation. Prices were fair and the food was great. Super…read morefriendly cashier and fast service.

Sweet Baby Jesus. If…read moreyou're the sort of person who requires cloth napkins, tasteful lighting and a waiter named Chad who explains the provenance of every pea on your plate, don't go here. But if you want honest food at today's prices, pull up a chair. The lobster roll was a revelation. Not that mayonnaise-based lobster purée somebody scraped out of a tub and smeared onto a bun that had been sitting around since the Carter administration. This was real chunks of lobster, lightly seasoned, piled onto a fresh roll and left alone to taste like lobster. Then came the steamers. Sweet mercy. Those steamers were the best thing I have tasted since 1974, and I'm not entirely sure what happened in 1974, but apparently somebody knew how to steam a clam. The service was excellent--friendly, attentive and without the usual modern-day restaurant ritual of wondering whether your server has forgotten you exist. The décor? Let's just say aging fish camp chic. If you're looking for polished brass and a chandelier imported from France, keep driving. If you want the feeling that somebody might walk in carrying a cooler full of flounder, you're home. For the love of all that is holy, give this place a try. Come hungry. Leave happy. And if you encounter a cloth napkin, somebody has probably made a terrible mistake

If you're in Bar Harbor, the Travelin Lobster is the lobster stand you need. We visited this great…read moreplace on our first night, we had lobster rolls and clam chowder that was exceptional, with generous portions and priced fairly. The employees were fun and they made the experience nicer. The next day it was time for lunch and my husband said lets go back to the Traveling Lobster, I said (and later regretted) no let's try somewhere else. We tried a place with a catchy lobster name and the teenage boy, behind the counter of the takeout as he handed us our change said, you're leaving me a tip - right? In unison we both said no. I added we don't tip workers at McDonalds, we're not tipping you and even if we did, we wouldn't tip you because of your demand, he walked away nonplussed, to add insult to injury the food was mediocre for the price. Later that afternoon we tried another lobster stand, and it was worse; the food was terrible for the price, we ordered a side of lobster mac and cheese and there was not a shred of lobster in it, we ended up taking it back and getting our money. Starving, we went back to the Traveling Lobster and had another great meal, listened to trivia and left satisfied. What we learned is if a stand isn't busy or has few cars, don't bother, there's a reason. By all means go the Travelin Lobster, the parking lot is busy, the line moves fast and the food comes out fast and excellent, the employees don't attempt to shame you into tipping them and when you order lobster mac and cheese, you get plenty of lobster. I also learned that my sweet husband is sometimes right :).