Mr Sea's Lobster Pound

"We were visiting and wanted to bring lobsters back home. If you want them to pack lobsters for travel, bring your own cooler! We got lobster meat and scallops since we didn't have our own cooler. Lobster meat was perfect and scallops were delicious!"

"Bought 2lbs of Lobster Salad for our Christmas party and it was the best Lobster I’ve had and our also guests agreed. They were all fans! This wasn’t just any Lobster Salad, it was whole parts of Lobster meat. Really delicious. We look forward to getting more again soon!"

"No word of a lie, this is THE best lobster I have ever had! It's the most unassuming place - literally just an outdoor seafood stand. I ordered the "Shore Dinnah" which is a whole lobster, clams, and corn on the cob. They put it all in a net bag, put it outside in the steamer, and 20 minutes later, you have an unbelievable meal! All shore dinners are made to order, but other menu items are readily available. We also had fried clams, scallops, and a lobster roll - all delicious! So authentically good, and so glad to support a local small business. The staff were all very young when we were there, and super courteous and hard-working. Made us wonder if they were family because it's really hard to find people who care that much. We stopped here on a whim, and it ended up being one of the best meals ever! They're open year round, so we'll definitely be back."

"STOP!!! If you drive anywhere near Mr. Sea's, you need to stop! We ordered the "SHORE DINNAH", 1 1/4 lb Lobster, 1 lb Clams, 1 Corn ($25): The lobster was so tender and sweet. We even witnessed fresh lobster being delivered. The clams are tender and the corn is out of this world. We also ordered the Fried Clam Boat with Onion Rings ($25)...there was nothing left, it was so good. The Lobster Roll ($24), I could have done without. The lobster on the roll was tough and dried out, we asked for the warm lobster instead of the mayo based salad. Other than that, everything is awesome and this place is a must stop!"

"We found this unassuming gem on our way to Acadia from Portland. We were hungry for lunch and this came up as a 10 minute detour on the map. The ten minutes seemed to take forever and once we got there, there was another wait for the food to be cooked. I was looking for a lobster roll but they call it a lobster salad if you want the mayo-based and a clear meat roll with melted butter if you ask for it. This was ok but I think the hamburger bun detracted from the experience. However, the real highlight was the sea scallop boat. It was a tray of large sweet and juicy scallops with some thick cut fries. The scallops were the best I had the whole trip and in a very long time, maybe ever. The fries were also good: crispy and had a good ratio of potato to surface area. This is worth the detour and may become a permanent stop when we visit Acadia."