What can be better than getting a tasty lobster roll a stones throw away from the ocean…read more Spent the day at Acadia but left for a little bit just to try this little food cart that could. We got there right when they were closing but I guess the lady that was running the rolls saw out hungry faces so she stayed open a little but longer to accommodate us You get what you pay for and there is nothing wrong with that

The service is fine and she gives you a number. Food is reasonably priced because $6 for a hotdog…read more and fries . It's a food truck before going on the boat .

Visiting the area from Ohio. We swung by for our last dinner up here…read more We essentially got three chicken sandwiches, hotdog and fries. I will standby the fact that is one of the best chicken sandwiches I've ever had. Great breading on the chicken. The bun was excellent. Most importantly, they used chicken thighs and not just breast. They were out of a full order of fries and tossed in what they had leftover at no charge. Even the portion they gave us was huge. Icing on the cake the person taking our order was crazy nice.

It was OK. They were out of a lot of things. Seems pretty disorganized…read more I feel like there's a lot of hype when it's just burgers.

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 :).

Great food, great prices! The combo was fantastic and included a pita (shawarma or falafel), a…read moreside, and a juice for $22. Fresh and delicious!

Great chicken shawarma pita. So good I came two nights in a row…read more Friendly owner remembered me from the previous evening.

We stumbled on Archie's hunting for an early dinner on the Quietside, about five minutes from the…read moreWonderland trail, and it turned out to be a great find. It's a fisherman-owned shack right on the bay -- informal, friendly, and exactly the kind of unpretentious Maine spot you hope to run into. Honestly, everything we ordered was excellent, so it's hard to single out just one thing. The hot-butter lobster roll was soft, fresh, and generous -- better than the other lobster rolls we'd had on the trip (I paid a little extra for hot butter over the cold/mayo version and would do it again). The lobster empanadas were a nice surprise: crispy from being fried, and while there's some filler beyond the lobster, the meat-to-filling ratio is good and the added flavor works -- I'd order those again. The clam chowder was rich and creamy without being gluey. Bonus points for the kids: a Lego play table kept ours happily occupied, and they did simple cheese quesadillas the kids actually ate. I also had a Pulp Truck IPA from Marsh Island Brewing -- which is what we would call a "Hazy IPA" or "New England IPA" on the West Coast, but here is simply an IPA. Regardless, it was quite good. We'd would definitely eat here again.

Visited in mid July on a whim while camping near by. There was a line to order but moved quickly…read moreand was able to enjoy the views from a picnic table while waiting for food. It's not fancy, but it's just what a lobster place should be. We had a whole lobster, a lobster roll and onion rings. Now we have tried a lot of lobster rolls over the years but this was first time one was topped with whole claw meat. Already dreaming of a return trip well worth the wait.

Fantastic buffalo chicken sandwich! Delicious cheesesteak. Gluten free bread optional. Great…read moreblueberry lemonade. Very little seating. So we ate in the park across the street.

This is a must stop in Bar Harbor! My husband, son and I all ordered different sandwiches and they…read morewere all amazing. The staff was friendly and happy to advise on the sandwiches. It's a small place with just a few chairs but the park with a beautiful view is right across the street and makes for a lovely picnic spot. I just wish they were open for dinner. Would definitely recommend!

Fog changed our schedule for dinner and a quick stop into TMLL put us back on track. The best…read morequality lobster roll she had ever received, claimed my wife and I was happy that a BLT was as good as one can be. Dessert were delicious with both perfectly wonderful carrot & lemon raspberry cake slices taken away for bite or two at home for dinner and a generous slice left over for a sweet breakfast treat. No refills on the iced tea such is the custom north of the mason/dixon line. Get over it :-) we ate on the porch which is very nice. This is a very nice place

Super nice joint with a variety of foods. Nice lobster rolls. Some good local beer. Outdoors pup…read morefriendly space makes it special.

We frequently order food to go from The Zach Shack at the original location and now at the new…read morelocation in Thomaston. Service is quick, friendly and efficient. Food is always prepared as requested. Plenty of free parking. Plenty of picnic tables if you want to eat on site.

We discovered this food truck while looking for someplace to eat on a Wednesday afternoon. We…read moreperused the extensive menu and settled on hot dogs enhanced by mustard, relish and onions. These perfectly grilled hot dogs were enjoyed at an umbrella shaded picnic table located in the parking lot. The hot dogs turned out to be pretty decent given their reasonable pricing.

Lobsterland is an old school Maine experience. You'll be hard pressed to find something comparable…read moreanywhere! They sell firewood, $10 Lobster rolls (not the best in the world but they'll do until we get back to Red's), they sell booze, have a bottle redemption center and they even have a recreational cannabis shop... and have a sign that says "Free Coffee, Why make it when you can get it free here". You are now Downeast Maine!

Fantastic little hole in the wall "food truck"!!! The freshest seafood and a great price. Fresh…read morehand cut onion rings and fries too! We ordered and had all of our food within 10 minutes! Great service and am definitely coming back here every time I return to downeast Maine!