Went here for the first time, came on trivia night, so it was a little loud. The food was good…read more Will be back price is pretty reasonable .

The lights in the bar are at full blast! Making you feel like you're in Home Depot or something…read more.. Seriously..? A bar should be darker than the restaurant lighting..

Always great food and service (we eat here often), but I wanted to add a photo of the Grilled…read moreScallop Tacos. They were perfect!

Great service! Fast seating & ordering, unfortunately the food fell flat for me. I ordered 2 sushi…read morerolls, and for being a sushi heavy restaurant (the whole front page of their menu?), I felt like my sushi was really bland! It was good quality - soft rice, soft salmon, but I expected more. beautiful views from the seating areas!

We made reservations and arrived to a reasonably full restaurant--not overwhelming. From the…read moreparking lot, you could already smell the steak tips cooking, which was promising. We were seated right away, though the high-top tables near the door were freezing; guests with winter jackets and hats looked like they were braving the arctic. Our waitress didn't come by for about 15 minutes, which we didn't mind initially. When she arrived, she seemed a bit awkward. We ordered drinks and asked about the $9 chowder, specifically if it came in a bowl or cup. She confidently said it was a "bigggg giant bowl" and suggested we split it. When the chowder finally arrived, we were disappointed. I may have counted three small potatoes in my bowl, and the crackers seemed to take up most of the space. If you're craving chowder in Plymouth, there are many better and more reasonably priced options. We are new homeowners and cook lovely meals daily, so the few times we go out these days, we really look forward to enjoying the atmosphere and getting exactly what we are paying for. We're not overly fancy--pubs and taverns are our jam. Sitting at the bar, we finally enjoyed our meals. The bar staff were great, and the actual meal itself was VERY good. However, it seemed like if you're not a "regular," the attention and welcoming feel can be inconsistent unless you're seated at the bar. In short: good food, okay bar service, but inconsistent front-of-house experience.

The dining-in staff are nice. The ambiance is warm, woody…read more, inviting - it does get loud. The kitchen is SUPER slow, we waited over an hour and a half for two burgers and an appetizer -- we ordered takeaway. We watched six orders come in and go out before we were given ours. The food was mid - and that's being gracious. We purchased two simple burgers that were pretty dry and not very appetizing.

A seafood market with a great lobster roll deal. There's no frills, but a hefty lobster roll you…read moremust assemble yourself (premade boxes found at the fridge at the end of the shop). We also ordered steamed lobsters, steamers and crabs. They were delicious. Cooked perfectly and packaged well so it will stay warm, but also not make a mess in your car. Funny thing, people loved the crab more than the lobster! We got 2+ pounders so they were not small ones!

Freshest seafood in the area. Lobster roll kits are a favorite. Quick, friendly service.read more

I have eaten here for decades. Food is always fresh,…read moreexcellent fry , not greasy, oily. Scallops fresh as eating out of sea daily . Onions rings nice fry , crunch. Cole slaw perfect creamy moist. Popcorn shrimp tender fresh... Draft beers nice selection, The owners update the restaurant annually to a keep it clean, updated decorative atmosphere. I consider this seafood some of best I ever eat at many New England clams, restaurants from Connecticut to Maine .... I eat regularly when in the area at the Sandwich or Falmouth locations. Sandwich located directly on the Canal with great scenic views and fresh air.

I stopped at Sam's Seafood after seeing on their website that they're famous for their lobster…read morebisque, but overall the experience was pretty mediocre. The lobster bisque was disappointing and quite bland, especially given the hype. We also ordered a cup of clam chowder and it barely had any clams in it and was also very bland. I ordered a lobster roll and a separate order of onion rings as well. The lobster roll was just okay , the lobster itself was cooked well, but there wasn't a lot of meat for the price, so it didn't feel like a great value. The onion rings were fine but nothing special. The setup is more of a quick-service style: you order at the counter, get a buzzer, sit down, and then go pick up your food when it's ready. It's convenient enough if you're looking for something fast and casual, but between the bland bisque and chowder and the average lobster roll, it's not a place I'd go out of my way to visit again. I probably wouldn't stop here next time.

showed up around 6 got told it would be a 35 minute wait, we got a text 15 minutes in that our…read moretable was ready. absolutely stunning patio with a stunning crew. everyone was smiling and enjoying the music. the food was delicious and fresh. our cake was "late" and they comped it even though they definitely did not need to. 10/10 will be returning and recommending to anyone that will listen.

Very good lobster is great. The customer service is ok but pretty good in general. I think they…read morecould improve some of their non sea food options.

A fishing town that sells affordable fresh seafood! Can here to they the lobster roll, best priced…read moreI've seen anywhere. I walked in and the place was packed. Local bar serving up no frills seafood at a very good price point. Small bar but all the patrons seem to be local, a good sign. I placed my order and waited. Food came out fairly quick. Bread was nice and toasted, good amount of lobster for the price, it's a killer deal.

$9 for fish and chips? What more could you ask for?…read more We stop by here for a small lunch on our way to the Outer Cape. Btw, take the scenic route (Route 6A) instead of Route 6. It's the journey and the destination. The fish and chips are decently portioned though I did notice that my recent order was smaller than one a few years back. The fish was still flaky and flavorful, though. It's still a bargain at $9. The lobster roll is a good price ($18 as of this writing) but I find it to be a little too heavy on the mayo. Again, it's still a good price. Service is excellent and the servers are friendly and mostly attentive. The place is a tight bar but it's pretty clean and not dingy. Parking is a bit limited and there are some mean potholes in the parking lot.

Great location but a bit disorganized. The weather is gorgeous today but only 1 of the 3 bars is…read moreopen so everyone's upstairs waiting in line. Perhaps they only open the other bars on weekends.

Fantastic location right on the water at Cape Cod Bay. Main building is two levels with a bar on…read moreeach level. Big beer menu list if you love IPAs. I don't so not a lot left. They DID have one porter that was only served at the lower bar, which was closed. Really? 8 IPAs upstairs and you choose to put the porter downstairs? Whatever. No ambers, no reds. No N/A sodas or other drinks except Treehouse products which included a few seltzers. Food is set up in out buildings off the patio. Pizza was by the slice only and is really good if you like New Haven style. My wife thought it tasted like Tombstone so to each their own on that. They also had lobstah rolls available with their "treehouse style" butter dip that had a spicy flavor. No other food except bags of kettle chips. Outdoor seating is great if the weather cooperates. Canopies provide some shade. Plenty of seating indoors especially when the patio gets full. Overall we found the location and setting to be stellar, the food to be limited, and the beer variety anemic. Still worth a stop if in the area.