Wonderful fish- so fresh and delicious! Great people. I purchase at Theo's Market Farm Stand in…read moreLittleton. Highly recommend!

We are lucky that one of their trucks makes a weekly stop at a nearby farm every week. I LOVE their…read moreseafood. Best quality and always super fresh. I've had a much better experience with them vs one of their biggest local competitors in town, and their prices are better too. Also more convenient! I'm especially a fan of the native Jonah crabmeat, flounder, cod, and the littleneck clams. I preordered some clams this week and made a delicious pasta, seriously one of the best things I've ever eaten. Love this place.

It is strictly take out. Lisa the owner goes next door to the fish market to get the freshest fish…read moreto bring back to her kitchen in a trailer and cooks it to perfection there! I call ahead and it's waiting when I get there. The clam chowder is delish as well. Check when it's open before you show up. I look forward to this very unique place in a parking lot.

Hidden gem! It's actually not hidden at all but it definitely is a gem! I've driven by several…read moretimes and never realized this was a seafood place... My husband and I stopped by on a Saturday afternoon. There is a fish market inside where you can buy fresh fish to bring home and food truck outside serving fried seafood meals. We ordered a clam belly plate and scallop plate to share. Everything was excellent; fresh fish, great portion size and perfectly fried! I'm already looking forward to coming back. Definitely check out this place if you're in the area as there aren't any other seafood joints like this around here ;)

My imagination thought Previte's Marketplace was a large supermarket type place. Nope. It has a…read moresmall footprint with a small parking lot off a rather busy street in Weymouth. And Weymouth Lobster Pound looks like one of the counters there, besides their butcher area, and their hot and cold food counters. Nope, Weymouth Lobster Pound is its own separate business. On this visit in February, their lobster rolls were $16.99+tax for 4 oz of lobster salad, and $24+tax for 7 oz. The bun is the same for both, and gets toasted. Service was pleasant. I went with the large. My roll was well filled, seemingly with claw and knuckle meat, and the bread was tasty. Charging is subject to a 4% fee.

The jumbo lobster roll with butter was the best we've had. At least 1/2 a pound of lobster (with…read moreplenty of tail meat). Highly recommend.

Had haddock and sea scallops Unbelievable…read more Fresher than if I caught it myself Worth every penny Scallops melted in my mouth Highly recommend you make the trip Cant wait to get more !

I have been to this market once previously. We bought 1 1/2 lbs of haddock and 4 crab cakes. All…read moredelicious. Made a point of getting my traditional 3 1/2 lbs of Father's Day steamers because of my first experience (I usually go to Jake's for steamers). Very disappointed. Steamers were completely tasteless and uneventful. I'll give them another try, but it was a downer.

This local market made amazing sandwiches! You can really tell they care -- they took their time…read moremaking and wrapping everything so thoughtfully. The customer service was incredibly kind and welcoming. They also have a great selection of groceries and premade meals, which is such a bonus. I'll definitely be coming back!

Been in the past. Pretty good and fresh food. Nice people - would go back - good varietyread more

Dirty ass crab water. Super murky and filled with algae. If you want some fresh shellfish....don't…read morego here. Not to mention parking is a b*tch in this lot.

Omg! This place is fantastic! It is a fish market, however, they have a food menu. We got the…read morefisherman's platter with haddock, scallops and whole belly clams which came with fries and coleslaw. I also got the best lobster roll I've ever had for $18! They don't have dine in, but they do have two small tables right outside. I highly recommend giving them a try!

Consistent and top quality seafood and sandwiches. So glad that I am only 10 minutes away from this…read morelocal gem!

What a great little spot. Quick friendly service, and a simple , Devine , fresh fresh fresh lobster…read moreroll. No unnecessary frills, it's lobster on excellent bread. Unfussy , and so damned good. Clam chowder also excellent. I always visit this little corner when I'm in town and will be back again.

Always fresh seafood here. The lobster roll was Not as…read moregood as prior visits... Roll nice and fresh and a large roll vs a hot dog roll. It was 28 bucks and fresh. It needed more mayo and a seasoned mayo ... maybe a slice fresh lettuce. I thought it needed more lobster for 28 bucks when buying lobsters in bulk and tank for lobsters. A buttered grilled roll would step it up a notch , but I'll visit again .

I was surprised to read such rave reviews, but have started going there. I thought the authors were…read moremisguided. Having been, now, a few times, I think the reviews are a bit understated. it is fresh, fast, kind. The drawback is that they do not have a huge selection, but I suspect that is because what they have is fresh. It also does not appear overpriced. I will go back.

On Christmas Eve, (La Vigilia), many Italian families celebrate the "Feast of the Seven Fishes"…read more The custom is to serve seven different seafood dishes, each one representing one of the seven sacraments. At least that's the version of the story we've always gone by. The usual menu (since I was a tiny tot) has always included: pasta with lobster, baked stuffed shrimp, bacala (salt cod) salad, another bacala dish; this one with a marinara sauce, pan-fried smelts, clams one way or another; often casino-style, calamari, and then whatever else suits us that year to total at least seven dishes. While I didn't appreciate aspects of this meal when I was a kid (read: any bacala dish), it's now probably my favorite holiday feast bar none with any and all bacala included. While I usually get my fish at Rockyneck no matter what time of year, the day or two leading up to Christmas Eve is when we've got to buckle down. The crowd is coming. Rockyneck doesn't steer us wrong. It's actually inside the Hingham Fruit Center, a store I love and which I've reviewed separately. It consists of one large seafood counter within the larger grocery store and is its own business. I'm generally impressed with the freshness, quality and taste of the seafood they carry. The look of the fish is always pristine and I never hesitate over any of their offerings. The staff is attentive, friendly and helpful and will do their best to get you the very best of what you need when you need it. Christmas Eve notwithstanding, this place is a conveniently located little gem.

The lemon pepper wings were hot and fresh! I just wish they had a little more lemon pepper…read moreseasoning on them. I also tried the fried catfish, and it was really good. I'd definitely recommend this place, especially if you want to try some of their seafood sides and chicken!

Rating: 3.8 Stopped…read moreby this place for dinner after visiting IKEA. Looks like typical cajun boiled seafood place. Parking lot available at the plaza. Inside is designed with bunch of boards with drawings and comments from previous customers. Place was somewhat busy with most seats filled when we got there. We were seated right away and given menu to order. We ordered some seafood boil to share. We got 2lb shrimp, 1lb snow crab, 1lb clam and side of cajun rice and garlic noodle. Food came out within few minutes. Garlic noodle and cajun were decent. The cajun rice was kind of stuck together and not mixed well. Would have liked more ingredients and flavor they used for seafood boil. Seafood boil was pretty good. We got one bug bag with just cajun sauce and 1 shrimp with house sauce. They put a lot more spice on larger bag so they had a lot kore flavor where smaller bag din't have too much flavor and was watered down. Even so overall the seafood was good. Little bit of de shelling and messy but thats usually the case for seafood boil. I like to mix some of the seafood juice onto garlic noodle/cajun rice to add more flavors. Service was good and waitress was very attentive. The place was very cold as it was cold outside and probably not well insulated. It ended up cooling our food while we were rating which was a bummer. Overall it's a solid cajun seafood boil place. But nothing really stood out compared to others that I had. I would recommend if you are around the area and craving for cajun seafood boil but there are better places out there.