Looks really good on the website and the lobster was very tasty. They are a Lobster Pound so they…read moretend to ship lobsters off we got there just before 3:00 p.m. and they shipped off the two cases of hard shells and only had a couple hard shells left best time to get there apparently is right before they close or first thing in the morning. Prices were good

Great local lobster shack with fresh lobster coming in at the dock next door. Call ahead for…read morewinter hours after labor day. $2/3 less per lb than Hannaford for lobster. Don't expect a big seafood selection! But you can't beat the scenic location.

smaller dock than at Potts Harbor, folks just as friendly. and not too busy so you can hee haw abt…read morelife and the weather with a local, if you can unscramble the accent ;-0

The setting at this waterfront restaurant is gorgeous. There isn't a bad seat in the house. Every…read moretable has a great view of the ocean. There is lots of outdoor seating and indoor seating. There is a handicap accessible ramp in case stairs are a problem. I went to lunch with my 82 year old mother who has mobility challenges. She preferred to walk up the 3 steps than the long ramp. Inside the restaurant there is a step as well between the multiple rooms. The food is excellent. We had the beef skewers appetizer, the mussels appetizer, and a fantastic salad. We shared it all, and there was plenty! We also tried to blueberry muffin which a friend told us they are known for. The muffin was good, fresh, but there was not something special about it...it was a good blueberry muffin. The service was friendly and efficient. The portion sizes are good. The price is fair, especially for such a gorgeous setting!

Great, unbeatable view but below average food. The only good thing was the blueberry muffin, which…read moreis fabulous! Seafood chowder was too milky and lots of butter yet still thin and watery, lots of fish chunks but it made me nauseous. Husband had fried haddock with mashed potatoes, all very bland bordering on bad.

My son found this place, because I wanted to go out to dinner, but some place I hadn't been to…read morebefore and what a gem! On the water sits a food truck with seafood and burgers with the chips or french fries on the side with a sour pickle. My son had the burger and said it was very good, myself and my other son had the shrimp roll, very good. The service was great and the ambiance, well... you're on the water, sitting at tables eating your food with great company. A mom couldn't ask for more! Look this place up in Harpswell, you'll be glad you did. And while you're there, enjoy your company, enjoy your food and enjoy the view.

Summer in Maine always means a continuation of my search for the best lobster roll. Today brought…read moreme to Morse's (they close at 4 on Sunday so go for lunch). The roll was cooked perfectly with just the right amount of butter and nothing extra...just lobster. It was a good amount and is, traditionally, served with chips. You can order fries or onion rings instead. Food came out quickly. The lemonade was delicious. The spot is hard to beat. Parking can be a little challenging.

This small bakery is very popular with tourists and locals alike. Their scones are amazing! They…read moreoffer reasonably priced baked goods, bagels and sandwiches. (Limited items and they sell out fast). Sometimes they have day old product on the back shelf. You have to ask for them. Those items are sold at a discount, but they are still delicious. They have a great group of young staff people. There's also a lot of local crafts for sale in the shop. There is no indoor seating, but there is lots of places to sit outside looking over the harbor. There are no stairs to get in to the shop. They do have outdoor porta potties.

Had clam chowder and lobster roll. Clam chowder was good,…read morewould order again. We were not impressed with the lobster roll but it was inoffensive, still was not worth ever reordering. We stopped because it was convenient and it was scenic with outdoor tables. Sounded like they get the meat locally but I'm guessing they purchased it already out of the shell and there's nothing like lobster steamed and shucked day of eating! Business is counter service, definitely aimed at tourists with the shirts and souvenirs. Only services are port a potties, don't count on being able to wash off messy hands. They don't serve shell on lobster or steamers so it's less of an issue at this restaurant

Best fried/breaded whole belly clams in Maine. Perfect size. The chicken sandwich was light, full…read moreof taste and simple. I can't remember a better grilled chicken sandwich. The homemade icebox pickles are worth the drive alone. Service was friendly and accommodating. The restaurant is ocean side with beautiful relaxing views. Outdoor seating is available. Make this restaurant a summer plan. Visit the harbor and gift shop at Lands end.

Stepping back into time Cook's is an experience that both locals and summer visitors enjoy…read more We had the pleasure of dining in the week before the holiday weekend and all of the summer tourists started to arrive but the restaurant was still bustling. And I'm writing this review because it was at Cook's that I had the best, and I do mean the BEST, lobster roll in my life. I've had many, but none where the lobster was so sweet, so tender. I had the Jumbo buttered roll (twice the meat of the regularly roll) and there was SO much lobster in it. Yes, it was outrageously expensive $($72) but that's lobster in Maine these days. Regardless of price, it was worth it! My wife had the slightly less expensive lobster saute (she indicates that it was at least a stick of butter that was in the skillet) and likewise it was outstanding. Kudos to the cooks, the lobstermen who went out in the morning to bring in this delicious catch, and the poor crustacean who sacrified his life so that we could enjoy his/her contribution. And the service, it goes without saying, was prompt, oh so courteous, and delightful. You have to go here if you want a taste of Maine seafood.