Maine For Lobster?

 CT> From: [email removed] (CD Team)
 CT> Subject: Re: Maine for lobster?
 CT> For the outdoor experience-The Lobster in the Rough at the Lobster
 CT> Barn - RTE 1 in York or for good lobster rolls, stew, pie, or lobster
 CT> dinner w/out the frills The Line House RTE 1 also in York (near Kittery
 CT> outlets)

Lobster Barn ... that brings back great memories. I remember the steamers as excellent, and once they actually had prime rib there, which was quite decent. As I recall, the Line House has been better and on the most recent 2 visits was a shadow of its former self. ___ Blue Wave/386 v2.30

If you do not want to drive far up into Maine, try Warren's in Kittery, Yoken's in Portsmouth, or, if you don't mind eating on paper plates and want to save money, eat at Newick's just north of Portsmouth on the road to Dover, NH/

From [email removed] Sat Aug 24 10:40 EDT 1996
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There is a new restaurant in Portland, Maine called the Fore Street Grill. Everything is cooked over an apple wood fire in the middle of the place. The menu is heavy on game and seafood. No bluefish, thankfully. I've had pheasant, venison, wild  mushroom bruschetta, mussels, and a dish called Ttoro. 2 t's. It is grilled lobster, bluefin tuna, halibut, mussels, shrimp, and crab with a spicy Basque tomato sauce. It is not BBQ but everything has a nice subtle smokiness. Sam Hayward is the chef (22 Lincoln and Harraseeket Inn) and co-owns with Dana Street (Street and Co., Walter's, Profetto's, and Standard Baking). It is on Fore Stree across from Friday's.

Ann G. wrote:

Nate M. wrote:
> >From: [email removed] (Nate McConnell)
> >Subject: Maine for lobster?
> >Date: 6 Aug 1996 14:35:34 GMT
>
> >My sister and her family are coming to visit this weekend (to NH)
> >and they want to go to Maine to have lobster.  Can I get some
> >recommendations for casual seafood restaurants that aren't part
> >of a chain that are south of Portland that serve great lobster
> >dinners?

Without a question one of the best locations for lobster is Cook's Lobster House on the Bailey's/Orr's Island penninsula, just take a right turn at Cooks corner in Brunswick.  Shore dinner includes steamers, salads, lobsters and lobster stew or clam chowder.