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    Lobster 3 Ways

    3.8 (11 reviews)

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    Dennis T.

    Diane and I really liked the several items we ordered from this food truck when it came into our community for a day. The choices looked so good in picture form that I over-ordered, so besides a sumptuous and very filling dinner, I also enjoyed an excellent mildly spicy Shrimp Po Boy with Tomato Cajun Tartar Sauce on a soft toasted New England Roll with Hand-Cut Skin-on French Fries for lunch the next day. I placed our order 45 minutes in advance, and it was all hot and ready for pickup when I returned at the exact appointed minute. The workers were friendly, and the order was totally accurate. I headed back home with my wallet slightly less than $100 lighter, but it was worth it. And, right after I returned, while Diane delighted in a delicious Overstuffed Hot Lobster Roll (Connecticut Style) with Drawn Tarragon & Lime Butter, along with a generous serving of tasty Hand Cut Skin-on Fries, I wolfed down a cool Lobster Avocado Roll, a warm Shrimp Roll filled with large shrimps bathed in Garlic Sauce, and two orders of fresh Fries. I look forward to a quick return trip or will hunt this food truck down wherever else it might be on a given day when nothing but succulent lobster and shrimp will do.

    Super small potion lobster roll, no tail meat. Very greasy. Burnt fries.
    Dru Z.

    My lobster roll hardly any lobster meat in it, and was very greasy. The fries were soggy and greasy as well.

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    19 days ago

    The absolute best lobster rolls and fries! Smash burgers are delicious. Things a food truck and they have moved to another state. Too bad.

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    Go to Lukes! Not worth the money. It felt like an assembly line and for the money, you received scraps of lobster.

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    Their food was good and I would definitely go back! Their sweet potato fries are really sweet.

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    4 years ago

    Go get a lobster roll here!! It's Incredible! A buttery, loaded delicious meal! Highly recommend!

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