Throwback: The Lobster Dock, Maine

Facebook Memories reminded me that this week 5 years ago, hubby and I were in Maine and one of our stops was The Lobster Dock where we dined al fresco. 

Dining outdoors is the way to go at The Lobster Dock.

At times, I find the Memories feature of FB annoying, but on this occasion it actually brought welcome memories; like the time we dined at The Lobster Dock.

49 Atlantic Avenue, Boothbay Harbor, Maine

I discovered The Lobster Dock through Bobby Flay’s show on the Food Network called Throwdown where the Food Network chef challenged the chef of Lobster Dock to a crab cake throwdown. I can’t remember who won the throwdown. But that’s how we found our way to Lobster Dock. So, of course, we had to try the crab cakes. 

Crab cake

The crab cakes were good. I would have loved to know if Bobby Flay’s was better. But there was no throwdown that day. Since we were in Maine, I absolutely had to have a lobster roll. It’s a must when one is in Maine. It was delicious!

Lobster roll


Hubby’s choice was the lobster dinner which came with a biscuit and a corn on a cob. 

Lobster dinner

Browsing through our pictures in Maine from 5 years ago brought a smile. It was a beautiful day when we were at The Lobster Dock. It made me wish I was back there enjoying the gentle wind on my face as I take a bite of delicious lobster roll. 

About Dee Gilbert

I am one half of a couple who loves to travel; the half who likes to write and share travel experiences. Reading about travelers' experiences inspire me more to see the world. So, I thought, perhaps in my own little way I could inspire others, too. :)
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8 Responses to Throwback: The Lobster Dock, Maine

  1. Charlie says:

    Beautiful photographs taken there. I bet yo had lotsa fun. Some actually did make me feel hungry. The post is really amiable.

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  2. Jessica says:

    Looks like a fun place and YUM! 🙂

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