Please at AVOID Atwood at all cost…read more Their compressor at their dock in Stonington, ME runs all day and night. I just bought Bose earphones in order to sleep at night. Please do not buy any seafood from Atwood.

Nothing compares. Visiting Maine coast? Don't miss or drive by. Crabby Lobster. Phippsburg MEread more

Found this wonderful place on Yelp. Run by wife with the help of her husband. Great prices and…read moresuper friendly people. Would highly recommend it even though it's off the Beaten Track.

They've become our 'go to' spot for fresh lobster, steamers and now mussels. Easy order ahead or…read morejust walk in. And they've got great hours so we don't have to rush home midday to get our shellfish too many hours before dinner etc. Very happy with the prices and service. Nice shirts/clothing available and several other gifts or seaside decor as well.

Best" Lobsta" ever! Wonderful family - Gary spent 25 minutes on the docks at 19degrees with us in…read moreJanuary- explaining the Lobster Business. Thanks to the Hawkes family. Kevin Karnan

Stellar and unique experience at Lady Oyster!…read more Fantastic views, locally sourced and delicious oysters, great wine pairings, and incredible knowledge gained -- cannot say enough positive things about our oyster tasting experience.

I booked a half day seafood adventure with Lady Oyster while my brothers and sister in law were…read morevisiting Maine from the West Coast. From the second we walked in this felt like a one of a kind experience. The table was set beautifully, Virginia and her team were so welcoming, and she is so incredibly knowledgeable. After the oyster tasting we enjoyed a lobster roll and then hopped on Captain Joe's boat for a tour of an oyster farm and a ride around this beautiful midcoast area. Timing of the tides worked out so that we got to see a bunch of seals. Captain Joe also helped us shuck some oysters while we enjoyed delicious rum punch cocktails he whipped up on the boat. We ended the tour with a beautiful sunset before heading back to the dock. Since moving to Maine seven years ago, it seems like during summertime, all the classic destinations have become so overrun with tourists and certain activities and places that are my go-tos have lost a bit of their charm. I think that's what I loved so much about Lady Oyster. Located in a tiny little peninsula village called West Point, it is off the beaten path, and almost feels like stepping back in time. I would 10/10 recommend Lady Oyster to anyone looking for a true hidden Maine gem. I hope to come back this winter for one of her dinners!

Don't let the exterior fool you. The dining rooms are decorated beautifully and the majority of the…read moretables have views of the water. Food is top notch and pricing is appropriate for the food you are getting. Waitstaff was very nice and accommodated gluten allergies with a smile. The chalkboard menu is adorable and can change daily depending on what seafood they have. Make a reservation because it fills up very quick!

We were visiting our son and his wife and our baby grandson and our son suggested we try The…read moreLobster House. We really enjoyed our dinner and the ambiance of this restaurant. It's kind of in the middle of nowhere and honestly, I was expecting a lobster shack. But we were pleasantly surprised that it was a very cool "throwback" kind of restaurant. Loved the ambiance. Our waiter brought over the entire menu on a big chalkboard! We ordered steamed clams for an appetizer. I got the fish tacos for dinner and my wife had the scallops au gratin. Everything was fantastic. Per my wife who has been eating steamed clams since she was 6 years, they were "fantastic." I loved the fish tacos....the fish was baked vs. fried and the scallops were wonderful. Cooked perfectly and succulent. My only complaint is that they are only open during the summer and from 4-8PM but we will definitely be back here when we can.

Went in summer of 2025, on July 11, and will never go again. Overcooked, rubbery and tough seafood…read more This place used to be good but no longer. $6 for a side order of onion rings which had...six onion rings. The picture taken was right after they arrived at the table. Seafood overcooked and stuck to bottom of tin foil baking/serving dish. Yes, $$$ to eat out of tin foil with plastic forks. Too much money for self serve shi**y food. Don't tip in advance like I did. Wait until after your crappy meal and bad service.

I'm a vacationer who has been coming to this area in Maine for a while and who has enjoyed many…read moremeals here, but today's meal is the last for us at Anna's. Everything from the food to the service was not just disappointing, it was offensive. They close at 4, we got there at 3:30 and were rushed the entire time. We ate outside. We asked for umbrellas for the picnic tables but they wouldn't provide them because they had already put them away as part of their closing chores. The teenagers were pushy about collecting our trays and were clearly motivated to leave by 4:00. The scallops were disappointing. They were flavorless and tough. The real reason for this review though was Anna herself. I'm still in shock at the way we were treated. She inappropriately yelled at my child for climbing on some maritime object. She embarrassed her and crushed her in front of everyone. It's a greasy spoon, family friendly restaurant with open fields where kids play. Kids make mistakes. And we tell our kids when they're making mistakes. But if an owner has items so precious to her, she could put up signs, fence things off, or just not leave them out in the open. She also could communicate her needs to people, including children, respectfully. But she didn't. I spoke with Anna privately at the end of the night saying she didn't have to scorn my child. She could have spoken to me or communicated without shaming her but she double-downed on her offensiveness, aggressively continuing to insult my child to my face. She behaved as if she was looking for a fight and needed a target to unleash her aggression on. In any event, as long as Anna is running Anna's restaurant, we will never return and I told her that. I don't think she will mind, she seemed to not want our business from the moment we got out of our cars today. I've just never experienced such ugly behavior before. She should be ashamed of herself. Maybe she's unwell and needs emotional and mental support. Tonight I'll pray that God gives her some grace and hopefully she can find some peace so she won't have to take out her aggression on her guests' children.

Best clam chowder I ever had ! Amazing food. Service was great except wait time for food was longer…read morethan expected. was great. Fish fry and salad was too good.

Varies year to year. June2024....thinnest fish toco ever. Asked for blackened, came fried. Good,…read morebut not full. Lobster roll overpowered with strong sauce mixed in. Asked for no aioli, but it's heavily included...like a salad dressing. Cannot beat the view and service was excellent. Prefer traditional seafood.

Well, I am sad to make such a review. This once-terrific…read morerestaurant, which I have been patronizing along with my family for over 40 years, has fallen into some poor hands. Glen and Diane sold the restaurant- and knowing them personally, I totally understand why- but the new owners have turned a reliable and homey place into a poorly-run attempt at a hip joint in a very quiet little beach hamlet. Today some family and I made a dinner reservation. We were sat almost immediately upon arriving, but our waiter was pulling double duty as barkeep, and he did neither job well. My Mom had to go up to the hostess to get place settings, to the bar to get our refills, to another server to check on the status of our order (which had been given to our wait 45mins earlier), and back to the bar to get our check. Our waiter never once checked on us; we didn't see him after he took our order until it was time to pay up. When we voiced our concerns, he was not thrilled to hear that he had done a poor job, and sent Chris, the manager (and possibly owner? Not sure) over to us. Chris did listen attentively and thanked us for our feedback, which is the only reason this review has as many stars as it does. The restaurant had a rather limited menu, and they were out of a lot of stuff. I ordered the fried scallop basket with sweet potato fries. $30 for half a dozen small, overcooked scallops and mushy fries? Not worth it. Their prices are sky high for the region and for the quality and quantity of food served. I know, I know- this sounds awfully like I am clutching my pearls and telling naughty children to get off my lawn. But over the decades of patronage of Spinney's- both the restaurant and the guest house- I had never had a disappointing experience before the new owners got their claws in this beautiful place.

I came here because this restaurant was used in the movie "Message in a Bottle"…read more The restaurant is the same and looks the same just being upgraded. They have a full bar and the service is great! I ordered the clam chowdah and it was really good. The Lobstah roll was good but a bit over priced for the ROI. There is more bread than lobstah but they do use big chunks. I sat at the bar and Tatum was a great server and very personable. The restaurant is clean and runs smoothly. They have limited parking but you can park at the end of the road at the fort. I only gave them a 4 star because of the price but when you are the only restaurant near by, you can charge whatever you want.