Stopped in for lunch and some fresh seafood to take home to cook. After the bad storm of the…read morewinter of 2023-2024, they rebuilt. Lunch offerings are not deep fried like many seaside shacks. Steamed and sautéed seem to be the primary options. Clam chowder was creamy and clammy, steamed clams were briny and tasty. The scallop roll had five sautéed scallops which were a tad overdone but still tasty. There is one wheelchair accessible table at grade but more tables above the store or closer to the bay. Store has a souvenir shop for those wanting to take a souvenir or two home

This place is a pure seafood gem. It's also doubles as a restaurant upstairs where you can order…read morelobster rolls, soups, etc. I came in with my MIL who was picking up a large preordered amount of clams for our family reunion. They do an amazing job of cleaning the clams. They were also nice enough to bring it out to the car. I only wished they were open on Sundays or else I would have came back to but out the shelves of the many fresh seafood items they had in the cooler. I loved seeing the lobster pound (holding facility) that holds all the lobsters. Great place!

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!!

Great crab meat quiche. Super cute with a little class than your average diner right on the water I…read moreas an adult love the wiki sticks.

Service And Food exceptional! We were here for a school outreach to Maine. This place had a…read morebeautiful decor. Breakfast was so delicious. Options were yogurt, with granola topping, chocolate croissant, egg sandwich with egg, bacon or cheese. Coffee was very good too. Will be back for dinner. Don't forget the blueberry jam and honey mustard.

Next door to Machias Motor Inn. I had the lobster roll and it was good. Its just a stand with pick…read morenick tables in the back with a view of the river. Good service and it looked like they had yummy ice cream.

I do not typically leave negative reviews, but my experiences with this business have been…read moreconsistently disappointing. The food is expensive for the quality received. On multiple occasions, items have arrived either undercooked or overcooked, with very little consistency from one visit to the next. Customer service has also been a significant concern. Interactions with the owner have been unprofessional and, at times, hostile. Most recently, I was confronted regarding comments I made on social media after I responded to one of the owner's public posts criticizing another local business. The conversation became inappropriate and left me feeling uncomfortable as a customer. I also find it concerning that the owner's social media presence frequently includes negative comments about customers and other local businesses. In a small community, professionalism and respectful communication matter. Unfortunately, based on my experiences with both the food quality and customer service, I cannot recommend this business.

Small roadside spot, but there is a good amount of (outdoor) seating comfortably spaced. They have…read morea bar and a single bathroom as well. We got a Large Hot and a Small (regular sized) Classic (cold). The hot is better than the cold, so I'd opt for that over the cold. The Lobster Bisque comes with the standard oyster crackers, but I was actually enjoying this with the kettle chips that came with the lobster rolls! Creamy with nice chunks of lobsters. Definitely a great non-roll option. The Blueberry Pie with Blueberry Ice Cream is the way to go! We got this after finishing our rolls and bisque. It was freshly baked with a crisp crust and lots of blueberries! It was a little sweet for me, but it is an indulgent dessert! Note: the lemonade and unsweetened ice tea are bottled drinks. I am interested in trying the other lobster dishes, so will have to try them out next time!

I ordered the large hot lobster roll. It was amazing and fresh! A very filling could've definitely…read moregone for the small and had more than enough to eat. Service was quick and friendly. We sat outside and the weather was beautiful.

I haven't been in a long time, but it's so nice to know there delicious food on our way to the…read moreGrand Manan ferry!

I. Dream. Of. Ossie's! It's been 15 years since I've been. I grew up in a fish market with really…read morehigh quality fish and great cooking. We made great seafood. I have high standards. Ossie's can absolutely say they're the best in North America. Only 16 reviews!? Name change? This road side pit stop haunts me. Lobster rolls were great. Coleslaw and tartar sauce were great. Fish and chips were special. Their batter and frying is special. Can't wait to make it back.

This place is closed! Has been for a while. It's rough spot to have a restaurant and many have…read moretried.

This is a hidden little gem with a tasty secret combination of two great foods...pizza and lobster!…read more Instead of traditional sauce, there is a brown butter sauce with a hint of garlic and other spices that make this worth a trip.

Excellent breakfast. Pleasant waitstaff. The only weird thing is the sign saying to wait at…read morebottom of stairs to be seated, but there's no one manning the post.

Service was great the food was kind of bland and the crab cake was soft and so was the English…read moremuffin. My friends got the breakfast bLT and the croissant sandwich they enjoyed theirs!

Dorr Lobster Seafood Market has become *that* one particular landmark welcoming me back to Acadia…read moreNational Park. Seeing it in the distance fills me with an overwhelming sense of excitement as it meant returning to one of my favorite hiking spots in New England (so far) and beginning a weeklong binge on Maine's freshest seafood. I absolutely love this tiny and unassuming (from the outside) seafood market and couldn't wait to be back again this year. Last year, it was the first stop to pick up ingredients for my weeklong visit to Acadia National Park. This year, after a whole year of telling anyone and everyone I knew visiting Acadia, it was once again my first stop after I started driving from Boston. Loaded Lobster Roll - check. Loaded Crab Roll - check. Dorr Hoodie - check. Fresh scallops - check. 5# bag of steamers - check. Calamari salad - check. A pair of lovely fresh and alive lobsters for later - check. Some of the freshest stuff at really competitive prices. What's there not to like? Oh yeah, there is Tim with his super sarcastic sense of humor. A conversation with him just absolutely cracks me up. Super nice dude with a lot of information and makes the overall experience here even better than it already is. I also got to meet the father and son owners during this visit. Always glad to meet the hardworking fishermen behind the amazing product that I've become addicted to.

My family and I are on vacation and always like to support local businesses. Dorr Lobster Seafood…read moreMarket is a small place with big taste. They have fresh and frozen soups for sale, and a single refrigerator display of a few fine pieces of seafood. They do the lobster, too, of course. I went with the scallops, a quart of New England Clam Chowder, and two pounds of fresh haddock. My wife made some awesome fish and chips with the haddock, had some beautiful sautéed scallops, and the soup was excellent. Was about $75 for everything, and we'd come back. The two gentlemen running the place answered all my questions and were more than happy to assist.

The Public House is the best restaurant in Machias, hands down. Good food, good service. Six of us…read moredined and had an excellent experience. My 'steak Oscar' at 30 bucks was outstanding! The fish and chips others had was met with compliments. And our diner who had the Ribeye thought it one of the best she has had (though the most expensive dish on the menu!). Drinks were good,though, like most establishments now, expensive...12+..... for dining in this area of Maine, only Helen's comes close.

We were there on a Thursday evening. Fairly busy as a result. Lots of folks in for the all you can…read moreeat fried fish. I had the local fried clams, and they were pretty good, with an Ample serving of clams and fries, and a nice slaw. Would recommend them! My wife didn't fare as well as she had the chicken parmigiana and unfortunately it was not that good. It tasted as though it had been dredged in finely ground, commercially prepared, seasoned Italian bread crumbs. The flavors of th coating were off, tasting like stale crumbs. It wasn't crispy, and chicken it self was tough and thick. The pasta was over cooked and the sauce was thin. Our friends had the fish and the serving were huge. They said it was tasty. Kind of a split decision.will go back,' but definitely will pass on the Chix Parm.