What a great spot for a great meal in Boston. Of course we had to have lobster rolls but there Fried scallops, oysters & clams and this place are out of this world . You know it’s good when you go for lunch and then dinner afterwards. You stand in line, order and pay, seat yourself, and they bring you your food. Quick and casual. And delicious! Casual environment, indoor and outdoor seating options, and great food and drinks

We had an excellent seafood meal—the flavors were fresh and well-prepared. While the service was decent, securing seating was a bit of a challenge. Despite that, the food made it all worthwhile, and we left satisfied. The parking on the side is a convenient perk, making the visit hassle-free.

Absolutely delicious, this place got recommended by a local friend. And it does not disappoint. I ordered the classic lobster roll, 5/5. Lobster tastes tender and well seasoned. The portion is huge! Very well priced. Will try out the hot buttered version next time. The fries are great too, hot and crispy. You go in order first and you’ll get a number and then you pick a table, they will bring food to you. There’s indoor and patio. I recommend everyone trying this place out.

My favorite place to go for Boston Seafood. Wide variety, including several styles of lobster rolls. Everything they do is unbelievably clutch and honestly cannot find a better place for fast casual, quality seafood. No need to have a sit down, full service experience. These guys aim to please in every way.

Yankee Lobster is a must-visit if you’re in Boston and love seafood. Our favorite was the hot and buttered lobster roll on a brioche style bun which was packed with fresh, sweet lobster meat and just the right amount of seasoning—simple, classic, and perfect. The fish and chips were also great and not greasy at all. The clam chowder was rich, creamy, and loaded with flavor. Friendly staff and excellent service with a laid-back atmosphere, and top-tier food. Highly recommend and can’t wait to come back!

I’ve been coming here for years and it never disappoints. The keys to a good lobster roll... no clue but they do know! The meat is flavorful, firm and plentiful. The chowder and rolls come from the sea, not a bag. It’s the real deal. Get here early as a line will form. Nice outdoor seating both covered and open. Pretty expansive seafood menu but focus on the roll or chowder. Get the roll in various ways if you want. Relax and eat it in.

Usually when a hotel concierge is giving away coupons for food at a nearby establishment I don’t have much faith that it’s going to be good. But I wanted fried clams, didn’t want to walk far or get an Uber, and this place was very close...So off I went with my free bowl of clam chowder in tow...Don’t judge a book by its cover (or free food in this case) because I ended up eating here three meals! Pictured is the food from two meals, one solo, then with Doug, then we went for our final meal with Duane! The fried clam strips were some of the best I’ve ever had...piping hot, not greasy, not too crispy, just right! The chowder...almost deserves its own post...chunks of potatoes, tender clam pieces, not too thick like a stew and not too viscous like a soup but just the right consistency of a chowder...Lobster Rolls aren’t my jam but this one was amazing! Not too much mayo, seasoned well on a light, airy bun! And the fish sandwich was a casualty of me not knowing how big the portions of clam strips were gonna be and although delicious, was only half eaten...the staff was equally as impressive as the food! One of the staff, maybe a manager, was playing the BEST 90s/00s R&B playlist...he did his final paper in college on Public Enemy...tiny place, great vibe, fantastic food...if you’re in the area, definitely check them out!

Wanted a good lobster roll and apparently, this place has a good reputation for lobster rolls. They have hot and cold lobster rolls but I got the hot buttered lobster roll and it was amazing. It was easily the best lobster roll I've ever had but bear in mind that I haven't had many of them (probably 4 in my lifetime). As we all know, lobster meat is expensive so the roll was somewhere around 38 I believe but it does come with fries so that's nice. The lobster bisque was tasty but it was essentially broth with a few big chunks of lobster in it. The Boston creme pie on the other hand was great; the filling itself wasn't very watery but more like a thick pudding. I also tried the fish and chips and they were pretty good too but I'd rather have the lobster roll over the fish and chips. Overall, average prices, good service, really good lobster rolls. Also, seating was pretty limited and they had a small amount of free parking on the right side of the building.