The Lobster Place, Inc.

My wife and I have driven from NJ to one exit outside Rhode Island for a great lobster roll lunch. Oh yeah, obviously, we love lobster. So finding a great lobster roll close to home would put a smile on my face. I tried Mary's Fish Camp and her $23 lobster roll wasn't bad but the price will keep me from being a regular customer. My friend said that the Lobster Place had a decent one for half what Mary's charges so I gave it a try. The verdict? An acceptable lobster roll given the price. As for taste, certainly too much celery. The meat was cooked properly but was a little tough (maybe the meat was from an older or larger lobster). The roll was not a classic bun and it wasn't buttered - just OK. I probably won't go back unless I get desperate for lobster. But it's still an OK lobster roll and I can't see how they do it in NY for the price. more

To me this is by far the best place to buy seafood. I love going here and just checking out what they have in that day and then deciding what to buy. Also, in the winter I love going there to eat one of there seafood stews or soups that are absolutely delisiously and way cheaper and better than one of the soups from Hale and Hearty. more

I've been to many lobster houses because I like lobster, but this is the best. The other day I treated myself to a lobster meal. I stumbled upon this place in the Chelsea Market called the Lobster Palace. The lobster is superb and the service is nice and homey. The setting is very nice, right outside of the Lobster Place is a "waterfall". In reality it is a huge faucet and the surrounding furniture is something from the stone age. I think it is cool, I reccommend this place for any fish lover. more