The quintessential New England lobster market. The most incredible lobster I have ever tasted. Not…read moreto mention the fresh steamers, fish, veggies, and oysters. Plus the Wolff family that run this are the best. Highly recommended!

My wife and I stopped here for a fresh lobster to make a special dinner. The staff was friendly and…read morehelpful. We ended up buying a soft lobster (first time we did not get a hard shell one). Caitlin gave us some cooking tips which worked out well. We also bought some fresh corn which was excellent. The price is reasonable and you feel that you are helping a local business. If you call ahead, they will cook the lobster for you but pick up times fill up fast so call early! The mussels were also excellent! Fresh food and happy people!

I can never miss Pine Tree Seafood when in Maine. I'm addicted to their crab rolls and clam…read morechowder. Recently, I tried their cold smoked lox and Arctic char pâté with hot honey; both were incredible! The service is always friendly. One of the best family-owned seafood markets in the area .

The atmosphere is quintessential Maine, the staff was super nice, and we enjoyed being able to look…read morearound the general store while our order was prepped. The smoked haddock chowder should be the main attraction for this place, it was seriously really legit. The lobster wasn't quite our style; the lobster was super cold and I believe had the slightest bit of mayo to the point it wasn't really even enough mayo to even know it was there. I don't mind the philosophy of letting the lobster shine, but lobster needs a bit of salt or SOMETHING to make its flavor pop. If you like Maine style then you might like this but if you favor Connecticut style then you might not prefer how this is made.

Not only is this the VERY best place to get lobster and steamed clams to go, they have THE best…read moreprices, convenient parking, beautiful setting with views of a lake and the ocean, handmade fun tikis created by the owner. He is incredibly friendly, always has a smile on his face and really takes such personal care of his regular customers. I am a New England girl and have enjoyed steamers my whole life, at Beach Plum Lobster Farm, they have THE CLEANEST, sweetest steamed clams I've ever had anywhere. No need for broth to remove sand! I could eat them daily if given the chance. Not to be missed for any clam lovers. Plus they have high quality butter that you buy along with the already low priced lobsters and steamers. Keep in mind this is a to go place so it's ideal for a picnic on the Marginal Way or on the sand of beautiful Ogunquit beach at sunset. I ALWAYS make this my first stop in Maine because it is consistently perfect every time! Thank you for bringing such a wonderful place to my favorite town!

Updating my previous review because we're back in 2025 and can confirm that this place is still our…read morefavorite. We had numerous lobster dinners at other places, and still wound up repeatedly revisiting Beach Plum Lobster Farm. They steam the lobsters perfectly, the prices work for us, and we don't need a bib to take the lobsters and home and drink them with a nice glass of chardonnay. Sad to see the outdoor tables are gone, but hey, that's life. Dave and Kelly are also very easy to talk to and are very flexible with requests. It's settled - we're coming here at least twice every time we come to Maine. Also got some oysters this time too, which were a pleasure to shuck and went nicely with the lobsters. We're taking some lobster home with us, just like we did last time, and look forward to coming here again next time we're down this way.

Amazing lobster and crab rolls, both reasonably priced. Very homey shack, one can also get live…read morelobsters to go. The flavoring on both rolls was subtle, but that allowed the natural tastes and sweetness of the lobster and crab to come through. Sort of a side of the road place, so if you miss it, you'll have to double back. But it'll be worth it!

The stuffed scallops were way better than we expected them to be, the only slightly negative thing…read moreabout them was the stuffing was burnt to the shell a bit. Overall the flavor of it was great though. The clam chowder was underseasoned and cold, and by cold I don't just mean not very hot, it was literally cold.

Beach Lobster and Farmstand is a store that sells fresh fruits, vegetables, and they also sell…read morefresh Lobster. My mother and I were going towards are rental house and all my mother saw on the sign, is fresh Lobster, and she was sold. You are able to order a Lobster and they will steam it for you. The lobsters were three for twenty seven dollars. I couldn't tell you how the Lobster was because I don't eat Lobster, but my brother and mother said it was delicious. Beach Lobster and Farmstand had everything you need and the prices are decent.

Love this place so much! We were camping at Bayleys and decided to give them a try for some cooked…read morelobsters, chowder and steamers to bring back to the campground. SO delicious! Will definitely be going back!

Largest haddock sandwich I have ever seen. Great food. Nice people. I like the scallops, and…read morebluberrie pie.

Great roadside store with fresh fish and other local goodies. Friendly and hard working staff…read more Food was fresh and hot but too heavily breaded for me. Although a generous portion of scallops (no sides included) oil puddled at the bottom of the scallop dish. Disappointing but the flavors are there and I'd buy them fresh and sear at home. Would definitely come back for the fresh seafood (pack on ice) if in the area!

Came to buy some sashimi…read more We ordered about $160 worth of tuna. Chutoro (medium fatty cut located near the belly) Best place to get fish in the area if you know what to shop for. Luckily, our friend is a fish connoisseur so she was able to find this good deal! The 3 fillets are $80 worth. We ate half that same night with some uni from another place.

SOOOOO. CONVENIENT!!! SOOOOOOO PROFESSIONAL!!!! BEST SERVICE EVER!!!…read more 100% Recommend!!! I asked a ton of people for recommendations and Harbor Fish Market was hands down the #1 recommendation. It's apparently the go-to-spot for all your fresh seafood needs... for all locals and tourists in and around Portland, ME. It's located in the middle of the busy downtown waterfront district. They have dedicated parking spots for customers. I called while driving from Brunswick to the airport... asked to have 6 "heavy" live lobsters boxed up for travel as carry-on for my flight. The call lasted about 4 minutes... I arrived about 30 min later... walked in... box was waiting for me and I walked out to my car parked directly in front of the door. WOWOWOW!!! If I had more time or lived locally I would be there weekly to pick up some fresh seafood... there were so many options and the place was super clean and everything looked fresh. They also have an easy to use website to order local pickup or if you need something shipped to you. I flew my buddy's home with me... everyone from the TSA to Flight attendants knew exactly what was in the box and only concern was if I wanted to give them one of my "lobstas" ... my family had a delicious lobster feast that evening. https://harborfish.com

Amazing selection of fresh fish, frozen specialty proteins (like way steak), huge wine selections…read moreand cheese. George and staff very pleasant and accommodating. A nice find. Will return.

This place is GREAT! Awesome caviar selection I mean next level. Fresh fish and seafood as well and…read morea ton of tinned and canned seafood, really nice wide variety of cheeses and salumies and snacks. Looked like a really nice wine selection but have to be honest never made it past the caviar menu. Super friendly and knowledgeable staff! Great at offering suggestions, explaining and educating on what you want or looking for or just looking to try something new. Great location, easy access and plenty of parking. They have online shopping and will ship! This is THE place for all your seafood options for special occasions or just a Tuesday snack! It's literally our last stop on way home from Portland.

1/20/26 bitter cold with intermittent squalls- Oysters are…read moreshucked ever day now, but are $2 per on Thursday- I take this to mean the shucker is a rookie on other days; he was at least today. Had 12 Norumbagas with 2-4 shell bits per oyster. Gained an appreciation for those shuckers at The shop, Freeport oyster house, etc. Got sautéed scallops- about a dozen- perfectly cooked, 10/10. Honestly, a dish you would find on the French coast. So: oysters: 5/10 scallops: 10/10. As I have said previously, don't come here for the oysters. DO come for the scallops if Tara is cooking.

We have been going here since it opened a few years ago . It just slips my mind every time to leave…read morea review. The food is always great and the fish is extremely fresh . I've had several items on the menu . This time I had the haddock sandwich with coleslaw and a cup of clam chowder. The chowder is thick , creamy and delicious. The haddock was lightly battered and delicious as well. My fiancé had the lobster stew and crab sandwich on gluten free bun . The lobster stew is also gluten free. He said the crab sandwich was outstanding! They also have vet delicious French fries ! The restaurant has a farm house feel to it . Very comfortable atmosphere and friendly bar/waitstaff .

If there were a Hall of Fame for small fried seafood joints that never miss, Al's Seafood would…read morealready have a plaque, a laminated menu, and a line out the door - they already have a chalk menu, and during the summer, a wait for a table so we're almost there! This place is absurdly consistent. The portions are always generous, the quality is never caught lacking, and the dining room is spotless in that reassuring someone actually cares way. The staff (and it's always the same people that are there, which is cool in itself that there's no noticeable turnover in the staff) is friendly without being fake about it... efficient, pleasant, and clearly proud of what they're serving from fryers behind the soda fountains. Let's talk food, because wow. That's why you're reading this. The fried shrimp are so good that my wife (who does not like seafood) actively loves them. That alone should be printed on the menu. I've only known her to eat fried shrimp when the breading weighs more than the shrimp itself (which is not the case here). The tartar sauce is the best in North America. It's my crack. If I drank it through a straw (a bit too thick), that straw would be called a crack pipe. I literally smile writing about this tartar sauce. I will not be taking questions at this time. The "regular" fries are exactly what fries should be: crisp, fluffy, salty perfection. And the onion rings? Peak "fried seafood place" onion rings... golden, crunchy, and unapologetically doing their job, not tempura style, but old school Weathervane "fried seafood style" onion rings that you can sub in instead of fries on plates/boats for a small upcharge. Even the bathrooms are clean, which sounds like a throwaway detail until you realize how rare that is and how much it says about the place. We love it so much that we'll happily drive 40 minutes each way to eat there - in winter - because that's what you do when a place never lets you down. And despite the sign saying Al's Seafood, we tell everyone it's called "Big Al's Seafood" Not because that's the name, but because that's the energy this place has... It's not trendy. It's not trying to reinvent anything. It's just awesome, every single time and honestly, that's harder to pull off than any gimmick. Signing off... keep it up, Big Al.

This place is not bad. It is more reasonable price than the Beach Plum. beach Plum charge me almost…read more$85 for 5 oz lobster roll and dinner plate of fried clams. They didn't even give me a lot. They didn't fill to top of roll. Lobster roll did not look like 5 0z. Al's Seafood did. Filled it over the roll. I order clams here. The cost I total was $61 so it was cheaper. Only thing I didn't like was this tip BS. I'm ordering to go not dining in. Why am I tipping. What are they going to not bag it for me if I did. I was generous enough to to tip them the last 2 time. $ 10 or so each. Again tip is overrated especially for take out.