Nunan’s Lobster Hut | Kennebunkport, Maine
An iconic Maine lobster shack serving fresh, locally-caught whole lobsters for over 60s years. For more of the best things to eat, see, and do in the area, check out our Kennebunkport Guide.
Mary’s Fish Camp | West Village, New York City
The best lobster roll in NYC, amazing seafood and a relaxed vibe at this beloved West Village eatery.
Cantler’ Riverside Inn | Annapolis, Maryland
Crack into some of the best blue crabs in country on the patio of this dockside crab house.
Larsen’s Fish Market | Martha’s Vineyard
Pick up some fresh seafood from Larsen’s, BYOB, and sit outside to catch a gorgeous Vineyard sunset. Full Martha’s Vineyard Guide here.
Lobster Shack CT | Branford CT
Order the “Whaler” from this seasonal seafood truck in Birbarie Marina, then saddle up to one of their covered picnic tables and nosh on the 1/2 pound of buttery, fresh lobster meat.
The Clam Shack | Kennebunkport, Maine
Amazing clam strips and a Tasting Table award-winning lobster roll served in an outdoor, bay-setting adorned with real lobster traps. For all the best places to eat and stay in Kennebunkport, check out our guide.
The Black Pearl | Newport, RI
While this marina hotspot definitely attracts a touristy crowd, their lively patio setting and killer clam chowder make it a worthwhile stop on anyone’s Newport itinerary. Our full guide to Newport is here.
St. Michael’s Crab and Steakhouse | St. Michaels, Maryland
Another awesome Maryland crab spot in the heart of quaint St. Michaels, this joint offers some seriously mouthwatering crab-cakes, along with buckets of steamed crab. If you’re in the area, stay at the beautiful Inn at Perry Cabin (where they filmed Wedding Crashers)!
Lunch – The Lobster Roll | Montauk, Long Island
Pull off Old Montauk Highway after the Hamptons and before Montauk and into this well-recognized red, white & blue roadside outpost. They have an extensive seafood menu, an tasty lobster roll and plenty great of indoor and outdoor seating. Check out our full Montauk Guide here.
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