A little building on the side of the road connecting Rt 1 and Boothbay beckons with a sign for $8 lobster rolls, 3 for $22. Ah, why not, Ken was still hungry from a non hearty breakfast. You walk in and the sign says “order at kitchen counter”. Sure enough, the room is pretty much like walking in to someone’s kitchen. I placed my order with the elderly gentleman at the counter. I assume this was Phil since he asked Mike, the younger man to run my credit card. I have to respect that a man of Phil’s age is still running the show and cranking out the lobster rolls. The pre-made lobster roll gets pulled from the fridge and placed in the sandwich maker grill for a warm up. Interesting technique for pre-made, really takes the overly cold edge off of a refrigerated roll and adds a nice buttery crisp to the whole thing. This lobster roll is definitely not a looker. It looks like shredded mayoed salad in a regular hot dog bun, not top split. Like the way egg salad looks in a hot dog bun. Honestly, it really wasn’t nearly as bad as it looked. It really did have a nice fresh lobstery flavor and the sandwich maker grilling was a nice twist. Hey, it was 8 bucks and despite its looks, it was not bad.
Weighed in at 3.9 oz. Visited August 2012
