Small seafood spot offers a cozy vibe with nautical decor and soft lighting. Lobster roll shines with large lobster pieces in a warm, buttery bun. Limited seating invites a relaxed, local feel while watching downtown life.
Large pieces of lobster fill the roll, which comes warm and buttery. The flavor is good without being too heavy, making the lobster roll a standout choice.
"I found the fish and chips here to be fresh and full of flavor."
"I experienced the best clam chowder of my life here."
"The lobster roll was warm and buttery."
Good to know
There is a hidden surcharge or service fee not disclosed on menus.
Parking can be challenging, but free parking is available for the first 90 minutes.
Happy hour runs Monday to Friday from 3 PM to 6 PM.
Taiwanese hot pot offers authentic flavors with a unique pay by the pound ingredient choice. Seafood pots include lobster tail, though peeling can be tough. Space feels cramped and wet floors need caution, especially during busy evenings.
Seafood pots include a small lobster tail sliced in two for sharing. The lobster skin is tough to peel, which can affect the eating experience. Lobster features in both the Taiwanese and seafood soups offered.
Good to know
Bowl prices start at $25, with a pay by the pound option for ingredients.
The restaurant prioritizes group size over order time for hotpot preparation.
Expect longer wait times during busy evening hours.
Spacious interior blends minimalist Japanese style with soft lighting for a cozy vibe. Bay Lobster Roll shines as a cooked sushi option paired with teriyaki dishes. Quiet, clean space suits casual dinners or quick bites with friendly chatter.
Bay Lobster Roll appears as a cooked sushi option alongside other rolls like the Golden Eye Roll. It features in dinner combos and pairs with various sushi and teriyaki dishes.
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Lunch specials include discounts on certain rolls.
Parking can be tight, especially during peak hours.
Prices are very affordable, making it a great value for sushi.
Lively spot with a community feel and casual vibe serves fresh lobster in garlic noodles and spicy ginger sauce. Menu also shines with honey walnut shrimp and authentic, affordable dishes. Perfect for family meals or quick takeout.
Fresh lobster shines in the lobster garlic noodles, tossed with flavorful garlicky egg noodles and easy-to-pull lobster meat. The ginger lobster features a tasty sauce with ginger and spices coating the meat, adding a nice kick.
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Dinner packages start at $248 for eight items, including tax and tip.
Takeout is recommended over dining in due to service quality.
Prices are reasonable for the food offered.
Shared space with a coffee spot creates an adult contemporary vibe in a fast casual setting. Lobster rolls offer generous lobster with soft texture, though some can be chewy. Waterfront patio adds a relaxed atmosphere with friendly energy and great music.
Dressed lobster rolls feature generous amounts of lobster with a soft texture and noticeable flavor. Some lobster preparations, like the lobster roll, can be chewy and overcooked, affecting taste.
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The happy hour at Pier 402 runs from 3 to 6 pm.
Customers should check the menu, order at the counter, and seat themselves.
The shrimp taco, fish taco, and lobster bao are each $5.00.
Two-story space buzzes with lively energy and a liquor carousel that adds flair. Bright tagliatelle with lobster medallions offers a buttery, light taste without heavy cream. Outdoor patio welcomes dogs, making it a dog-friendly spot.
Bright and flavorful tagliatelle features lobster medallions, egg pasta, and a beurre blanc sauce with Tsar caviar. It avoids heavy cream, offering a buttery yet light experience.
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Reservations are recommended, especially for larger groups.
A $5 cake fee applies for each person if you bring your own cake.
Brunch costs around $50 per person, including food and drinks.
Spacious dining room and patio offer a 1970s diner vibe with fun decor and old school jams. Large, delicious lobster shines in dishes like lobster fries and chilequiles. Big screen soccer matches add a casual, family-friendly atmosphere.
Lobster here is large and delicious. Dishes like lobster fries and lobster chilequiles stand out with strong flavors.
Good to know
Happy hour runs from Monday to Thursday from 4 PM to 6:30 PM.
There is ample parking available at the back of the building.
The menu includes a wide variety of seafood dishes and non-seafood options.
Seafood spot shines with fresh lobster dishes like sandwiches and noodles. Spacious seating and nautical décor create a chill vibe. A full bar adds to the relaxed dining experience.
Freshness stands out with garlic fries complementing the lobster. Options include a lobster sandwich and lobster noodles, both well received, plus a lobster roll rated 4 out of 5.
Good to know
Parking is easy and ample at the restaurant.
Reservations are not accepted, so expect to wait during busy times.
The wait time is about 30 minutes for Sunday dinner.