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Thread: Bar Harbor, Maine to Boston - the search for lobsta rolls

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    08-05-2012 03:00 AM #1
    No this is a travel question. Tomorrow I am heading down from Bar Harbor to Boston; the person I am with loved Bar Harbor and wants to stop at similar places on the way to down.

    This is not the most easiest way to navigate so I thought I'd ask here. Are there any worthwhile stops on the way - she doesnt care if it is a tourist trap or local gem.

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    08-05-2012 04:51 AM #2
    Ok, I've decided on Camden, Freeport and Kennebunkport, Maine.


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    08-05-2012 11:32 PM #4
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    Perfect. Actually went to Red's today. So glad this place exists.

    Oh yeah in Wiscasset ME (travel thread)

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    08-06-2012 05:32 PM #6
    Lived up in Maine for a while and went to The Landing School of Boatbuilding and Design in Kennebunkport. There is a place called "The Landing Store" on your way into Kennebunkport have the BEST Lobster rolls going for a decent price. Huge chunks of claw meat--they do it right! There is no where to sit and eat--except maybe a bench outside--but this place rocks!!. Their subs are awesome too!


    http://www.thelandingstore.com/


    If you want good Lobster rolls AND a scenic view? I'd go here: http://lobstershacktwolights.com/


    Hope you can try one of them!

    Also, in Freeport, Gritty McDuffs is a great place for Beer, food, etc.

    You can always go to Red's for Lobster Rolls on Rt. 1 in Wiscasset--but everybody goes there.

    The Landing Store Rocks!! u won't be disappointed!!

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    08-08-2012 11:26 AM #7
    Quote Originally Posted by Uberod View Post
    Lived up in Maine for a while and went to The Landing School of Boatbuilding and Design in Kennebunkport. There is a place called "The Landing Store" on your way into Kennebunkport have the BEST Lobster rolls going for a decent price. Huge chunks of claw meat--they do it right! There is no where to sit and eat--except maybe a bench outside--but this place rocks!!. Their subs are awesome too!


    http://www.thelandingstore.com/


    If you want good Lobster rolls AND a scenic view? I'd go here: http://lobstershacktwolights.com/


    Hope you can try one of them!

    Also, in Freeport, Gritty McDuffs is a great place for Beer, food, etc.

    You can always go to Red's for Lobster Rolls on Rt. 1 in Wiscasset--but everybody goes there.

    The Landing Store Rocks!! u won't be disappointed!!
    I'll have to go back for these two. The Lobster Shack looks well..incredible, a must go for me.

    Kennebunkport is neat. Arrived at night so didnt really know what the heck was going on.

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    08-08-2012 11:36 AM #8
    Thanks for the quick responses to my crisis. I came across as quite knowledgable

    Think I'll take a break from the lobster and blueberry pancakes for a while.

    (Dont know whats with the blueberry pancake craze but if someone figures a way to combine the two into a regional dish I am sure it would do quite well...)

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    08-08-2012 01:10 PM #9
    A former colleague at another compant that lived in NC had a blueberry farm in ME, oddly enough. He showed up at an industry coalition meeting, and his hands were purple.



    "Blueberry picking season."

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    08-09-2012 01:44 PM #10
    Quote Originally Posted by Cooper View Post
    A former colleague at another compant that lived in NC had a blueberry farm in ME, oddly enough. He showed up at an industry coalition meeting, and his hands were purple.



    "Blueberry picking season."
    lemme guess he was driving a Subaru.

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    08-09-2012 01:49 PM #11
    I see you have been in New England.

    Vermont is known as the land of Subaru drivers.


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