We stayed in a Vrbo rental on the hill above the co-op. Walk down and grab some lobsters. You can…read moretake them home live or they will steam them for you. This is a great place and the prices are very reasonable. It's out on the dock so you can see the lobster boats unloading if you go late afternoon. Very cool experience for the freshest lobster you can find.

If you want to know your lobsters are just off the boat head to Off the Dock Lobster in Port Clyde…read more Jim will take care of you. Call first to make sure he knows how many you want. He takes credit cards.

This is our go-to spot to pick up fresh halibut, haddock, crab, and/or scallops (and more) to cook…read morefor dinner when we are in Port Clyde. The fish is consistently fresh, well filleted, and fairly priced. We are usually flexible on what we pick up for dinner. I usually just ask what is freshest and we have never been disappointed. We also swing by when we are headed home from Port Clyde We get 5-10 lbs of fish, toss it in a cooler loaded with ice, and arrive home 12+ hours later with enough fish and scallops to fill our freezer. The white-haired guy who runs it on the days we have been here this year is friendly and helpful. The hours can be varied so call if you have a bit of a drive or are headed over for something specific. We called to check if they were open a few days ago and confirmed they were. The guy thoughtfully called us back after we talked to clarify that they were out of crab that day in case that's what we were looking for.

Fair prices, good place to get lobstahs!!!read more

We ate here for lunch. Their shrimp basket featured fried shrimp, nicely fried and served with…read morecrisp fries. it's nice to dine on freshly caught and cooked shrimp. The sheltered outdoor space, where we ate, were picnic tables. There is an outdoor patio and also an indoor dining area in the bar. Service was a bit slow, but the food was served appropriately warm. Since we stayed at the nearby East Wind Inn, this eatery was within a short walk from us. Prices were reasonable, making this a good place for lunch.

Happy Clam is about as far off the beaten path as you can get in Downeast Maine. And though it is…read morethe only restaurant for miles, I expect that many tourists would pass on it based on the appearance, that of the clichéd "dive bar." But those in the know - tourists and locals alike - ensure that it is always busy, and it seems especially popular with bikers. Most of the rowdiest patrons choose the outdoor pavilion out back. I believe it serves the same menu but it's much louder, especially when there's live music or karaoke. Not my thing so I sit inside. The food is a peculiar mix of typical bar food, New England seafood, and German. Yes, German. Schnitzel, Rinder Rolladen, Goulash, Spaetzle, you'll find all of these. I've tried the Schnitzel, which I got with red cabbage and spaetzle. It was a generous portion and pretty decent. Authentic? Perhaps not. The "German Potato Salad" was regular mayonnaise-based with chopped pickles and bacon. Not that there's anything wrong with that but it's not German Potato Salad. On another occasion I tried the lobster reuben which has lobster instead of corned beef. Good but rather messy to eat from the melted cheese and Thousand Island dressing along with the plentiful lobster. Fries were ok, not outstanding. On a third occasion I tried the crab cakes which was a mistake and I should have known better. Salty, too much Old Bay, lots of filler. Gourmet or "fine dining" this is not. But definitely worth a visit or two or three. But be aware: the "dive bar" atmosphere also extends to the ambience and cleanliness - or lack thereof. The men's room smelled exactly as you might imagine, and the soap and paper towels had both run out. The ice bucket, curiously, was on the customer side of the bar, 6 inches from where I was sitting, separated by a flimsy plexiglass shield. So I advise you to stick to beer or wine - avoid the cocktails. Other than that, it has a fun kitchy feel to it, 70s TV posters, photos of sports celebreties and the like, and too much patriotic decor for my liking. But my waitress was friendly, I've enjoyed my visits, didn't get sick, and would probably go back.

Great tasting oysters and fresh lobster right out of the trap. The owner was easy to communicate…read morewith through text explaining her business, gave me a fair price and had my order ready for pick. Best thing though is the quality, it's so fresh.

Amazing oysters and great directions for the self service oysters. I purchased a shucker knife and…read moreI love it!

Consistently delicious; I was diusappointed to learn the lunch counter had closed when I went by in…read moreearly April. Is it still closed?

The food was great at the Graffam Bros food truck. Unfortunately they had hired or at least allowed…read morea man with an acoustic guitar and the worst singing voice I have ever heard someone sing in from an amplified speaker. We arrived prior to his appearance and ordered. We might have chosen to leave instead of order if he had started before we ordered. When we arrived all the tables were full. Three songs into this man's set the only tables still occupied were close to the road, as far away from his speaker as possible. Someone do this guy a favor and tell him he should not be performing music in public.

It was one of our last days in Maine and I was on a mission to find the best lobster roll I could…read morefind. When I read the Yelp and Google reviews for this place, I knew I had found my spot. It's a small, no frills spot. The owner is super helpful and friendly. He'll proudly tell you why his lobster roll is the best. He uses claw meat which makes it sweeter. The pieces are very small, so it is loaded with meat. The popular rolls you see use giant chunks of meat, but with all of the space between them, this one actually has more meat even if it doesn't seem like it. And lastly, he uses both butter and mayo on it. I don't think I'll ever find a better lobster roll for the rest of my life. My husband claimed lobster rolls were overrated until we had this one. My only regret is that this was our second stop for food, so my husband and I shared one. To top it all off, this was the cheapest meal we had in Maine. Most places will charge you at least $35-40 for anything that has lobster in it. I think we paid $20-$25 for our roll. Whenever I'm in Maine, I will come here for another lobster roll, no matter how far out of my way I have to go.

We decided to try Alaskan Captain on Friday for some lobster rolls. Wayne, the owner was very…read moregracious and educated us on his history which was very impressive. His lobster rolls were very good and we're glad to have met him. Thanks again!

Friendly. Low prices. Clean. Fresh seafood. Lots of extras to go with your meal. I'll be back when…read morenext in Camden, Maine.

This woman has rightfully earned the title of reining champ of fresh seafood purveyors. The…read morerelationships she maintains with local fishermen and women is evident in the quality of her selection. We were staying in South Thomaston for a month and the owner of the VRBO highly recommended her. We stopped by on several occasions and picked up mussels, clams, and halibut (got lobster straight from the dock and oysters from local oyster farmers). The halibut was so supreme that we ordered 50lbs to take home. She had them flash frozen and we are now completely ruined as far as fresh halibut is concerned :) Great selection of wines and local ciders. The only drawback: the parking lot is bitch to get in and out of (tiny). Stayed in Maine for three months, all over the state. Most restaurants were an epic disappointment.. yes you're cooking it yourself and your wallet will know you were there, but this was worth the effort and every cent!

New owners went in couple months ago Finally affordable…read moreproducts Hands on owners Good deli Everyday needs Good baked products Friendly staff

great convenience, but a slice o pizza is almost $4.00, - a slice of pizza!!! Cup of coffee is…read morealmost $4. charge me for the booze is ok, i can go up the street or even to Hannafords to buy stuff at 1/2 the cost. i like staying near my house but these prices are killing me. i quit going last week