4/5 Joy 2 years ago on Google
I
was
expecting
good
seafood,
but
I
didn't
expect
to
the
ambiance
to
be
so
pleasing,
with
lots
of
dark
wood
paneling,
white
tablecloths,
and
hand
sanitizer
what
looked
like
cologne
bottles.
I
almost
felt
a
little
bit
bad,
as
a
couple
of
weary
travelers,
rushing
in
from
the
pouring
rain.
Our
server
was
definitely
dressed
better
than
we
were,
and
he
really
knew
the
menu
well.
In
fact,
his
convincing
description
was
what
convinced
us
to
order
their
award
winning
clam
chowder.
$9
New
England
Clam
Chowder:
Clam
chowder
is
delicious,
but
as
a
non-expert,
I
can't
quite
understand
why
this
chowder
is
award-winning.
It
is
creamy
without
being
too
thick,
and
has
a
decent
amount
of
clams
in
it.
The
best
part
was
the
dill
cheese
puffs,
which
were
airy,
a
welcome
replacement
for
oyster
crackers.
$60
2
lb.
Maine
Lobster
w/
corn
on
the
cob,
potatoes:
I
was
convinced
into
ordering
the
2
pounder,
but
after
digging
into
the
meaty
morsels,
I
realized
I
should
have
gone
for
the
1.25
lb.
instead.
I
fell
for
the
disclaimer
about
how
the
lobster
is
mostly
shell
and
not
enough
lobster,
but
there's
plenty.
At
first
we
mistakenly
received
someone's
1.25
lb
lobster,
but
the
waitress
quickly
corrected
that
and
brought
out
the
2
pounder.
When
I
saw
the
size,
I
knew
I
ought
to
have
downsized.
Though
it
soaks
up
the
lemon
and
butter
very
nicely,
it
could
have
been
more
tender.
The
meat
was
a
tad
on
the
tough
side.
Also,
a
whole
ear
of
corn
and
potatoes,
although
delicious,
can
be
plenty
of
food
for
two
people.
$46
Pan-Seared
Sea
Bass
-
spinach,
lobster
ravioli,
lobster
cream
sauce,
roasted
tomatoes,
fresh
basil:
Once
again,
our
server's
amazing
description
of
the
sea
bass
with
lobster
ravioli
convinced
us
to
order.
Another
hearty
dish
that
filled
us
to
the
brim,
but
we
felt
like
the
combination
with
the
creamy
ravioli
allowed
us
to
try
more
variety.
We
enjoyed
a
delicious
seafood
meal
in
a
cozy
booth
tucked
away
in
the
back
of
the
restaurant.
The
only
thing
I
would
change
is
not
ordering
so
much
lobster.
Turns
out
my
eyes
are
bigger
than
my
stomach.