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    4.3 (3 reviews)
    Closed • 11:00 am - 9:00 pm

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    44 Degrees North - Lobster Risotto

    44 Degrees North

    3.9(63 reviews)
    8.9 mi
    •$$

    Hurrah for 44 Degrees North! We visited the Millbridge, Cherryfield, Harrington area this week. Two…read moreweeks earlier, I tried to find restaurants via a Google search and got very little results. Two or three places listed weren't even open. So my expectations for dinner were low. We chose 44 Degrees North and boy were we surprised. Great dinner menu at the restaurant. The service was fast, friendly, and informative for visitors from away. We found the other diners friendly too. We ate here both nights and loved it twice. There are two decent breakfast places across the street.

    First and foremost, the two stars are for the waitress and bartender/waitress who clearly were…read moreoverburdened and still killing it. We ordered the baked lobster dinner and while decent in taste of haddock stuffing in the baked whole lobster and size of it, it took entirely too long (35 minutes) , not because the kitchen was heavy on orders and lean on staff, it was audibly clear that there was way too much fooling around going on and not enough cooking. I worked in the oil and gas industry so cursing starts to become white noise to me, however, I felt uncomfortable for the elderly patrons and children present with all the F-bombs that were being announced from the kitchen and launched at the waitress. Clearly it is a favorite with locals (as evidence in the bar area) and I can see why with how great the servers/bartender are but the wait compounded by the inedible sides (a canned green bean, frozen veg mix with peppers that was intensely bitter and mashed potatoes that were clearly sitting in a warmer for too long just isn't worth a second trip. It was Saturday and apparently besides the slim pickings, everyone rolls up the sidewalk by 7 or 8 respectively so we went there by default, not design.

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    44 Degrees North - Pork special at 44

    Pork special at 44

    44 Degrees North - Pickled beets on the side of the Lobster risotto.

    Pickled beets on the side of the Lobster risotto.

    44 Degrees North - Chicken smokehouse wrap (spicy!)

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    Chicken smokehouse wrap (spicy!)

    Thurston's Lobster Pound - Delicious | #intenselypassionatephotography

    Thurston's Lobster Pound

    4.4(681 reviews)
    39.9 mi
    •$$

    Food was excellent, service was excellent and the ambience was right on the water, so perfect…read more We had one jumbo lobster, one pound and a quarter lobster, a dozen steamed clams, two corn cobs, one jumbo lobster roll, one cheeseburger. All was done perfectly. The owner even stopped by and had a chat and she was great. Can't say enough about it was a very good time with good food.

    We arrived before the restaurant opened, and there was a line formed outside the door. Thankfully,…read moreit wasn't super long but it's clear the restaurant definitely has a following: I imagine the line and wait can be long at times! I ordered the "mussel dinner," which included 1lb of mussels with corn on the cob, cole slaw, hot dinner roll, and blueberry cake for $17.50. This is an excellent price for everything aforementioned! It was more than I could finish in one sitting for lunch. I enjoyed the steamed mussels, which were naturally sweet and easy to eat from the shell. There was no sand/grit as far as I could tell, and the mussels looked and tasted very fresh. I appreciated the roll was served hot in aluminum foil, and the corn and slaw were both tasty and prepared expertly. The blueberry cake was essentially a moist and not-too-sweet coffee cake. The restaurant is "cafeteria style". Once you enter, customers will make their order at the counter and pay the cashier (cash and credit are both accepted). You will receive a table number and it is self-seating with options both inside and outside. On windier days, it's highly recommended to sit inside: we saw folks struggling with the sun umbrellas the day we visited. The restaurant abuts the water, so you'll get a great view either way.

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    Thurston's Lobster Pound - Poor lobsters awaiting their fate

    Poor lobsters awaiting their fate

    Thurston's Lobster Pound - The Blueberry Crisp with the view from the deck in the background.

    The Blueberry Crisp with the view from the deck in the background.

    Thurston's Lobster Pound - Outside of the Restaurant

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    Travelin Lobster - free popcorn

    Travelin Lobster

    4.8(728 reviews)
    32.8 mi
    •$$$

    We came here soley based on previous reviews, and if did not disappoint…read more We had the lazy lobster, corn, mussels, and chicken Mac and cheese. Everything was awesome. It was a mild chilly evening, just enough seats outside, and friendly people walking around to deliver food and clean up. Got the food amazingly fast! The lazy lobster was more than enough for me. No clue on how much they serve you, but i felt i got my moneys worth. Would totally go back! Cash discount

    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

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    Travelin Lobster - Hot lobster roll with blueberry soda and a lobster bisque

    Hot lobster roll with blueberry soda and a lobster bisque

    Travelin Lobster - Clam chowder bread bowl

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