Lobster Pound, Lincolnville, Maine

There’s hardly a place better than Maine where you can enjoy delectable fresh lobster. The supply chain of the region is unparalleled, with thousands of lobstermen at work at the state’s freezing shores and bringing in an endless supply of crustaceans, many of them landing straight at the kitchen of Maine’s many lobster joints.

Today we talk about the Lobster Pound in Lincolnville. This family diner is located on Route 1 between Camden and Belfast, serving as the main lobster place in the vicinity. The Pound has a storied past, beginning in the 1920s. A century later, it still remains a vibrant diner in Maine.

One of the best things  liked about the Lobster Pound is its location. It is right on the water with a choice of picnic table seating outside or several reasonably airy spaces inside. This layout proved fruitful during the pandemic.

Diners rave about the wonderful service, excellent food, no-frills style dining & very reasonable pricing. Not to mention the stunning views of the bay, which make the dining experience all the more worthwhile, especially for tourists.

Speaking of the food, the lobster is cooked to your liking, along with the potatoes and corn.  The clams are well steamed with no grit.

The corn on the cob and rolls are popular as is a dessert of blueberry pie which can be served hot.  It can be hard to have  room for pie after the abundant  seafood portions.

Overall Lobster Pound Restaurant is known for creating top quality food, memorable experiences, and a fun atmosphere. If you’re driving by the area and looking for something to eat, be sure to drop in.

Lobster Pound, Lincolnville, Maine