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Find out what Seafood restaurants to try in Casco. Casco is a town in Cumberland County, Maine, United States. The population was 3,742 at the 2010 census. Casco includes the villages of Casco, South Casco and Cook Mills. The town borders the east shore of Sebago Lake, and is home to part of Sebago Lake State Park. Casco is part of the Portland–South Portland–Biddeford, Maine metropolitan statistical area. Casco is just under 30 miles (48 km) from downtown Portland.
Things to do in Casco
10. Maine Lobster Express
Overall Ratings
4 based on 31 reviews
Reviewed By CTTravelers4895
Our family visited this seafood store 3 times during our two week stay on Long Lake. The first time we had lobster rolls. They come with chips and a drink. Plenty of lobster in the roll and done properly....with butter. The next two visits were for lobster and steamers. Excellent, fresh products for reasonable prices.
9. Bob's Seafood
Overall Ratings
4 based on 166 reviews
Reviewed By Christine W
Great seafood. Newly redecorated with a nice new bar and outdoor seating. Tables in the new addition are limited and sometimes can get a little noisy. Right on 302 it is a very convenient location and there is plenty of parking. Good prices, good food, full bar!
8. Mack's Place
Overall Ratings
4 based on 43 reviews
Seafood, burgers, pizza, gluten-free options and dedicated fryers, vegetarian options. Beer and wine, seasonal specials and live lobster.
Reviewed By CTTravelers4895
Service and staff was good, but the food was mediocre. We had burgers and lobster rolls. The lobster rolls were fair. Meat tasted over cooked compared to other lobster rolls around town. The burgers tasted average with not a lot of flavor. The fries tasted odd. Not sure why. If you need to fill your stomach, this place will be fine. If you are looking for tasty food, there are better options around the Naples/Bridgton area
7. The Lost Gull Fish N' Chips
Overall Ratings
4 based on 119 reviews
The Lost Gull Fish N Chips proudly serves fresh Maine seafood to the people of the Oxford Hills Region. It is a staple to the area, and has visitors from all over the world. A special place to visit and be a part of!
Reviewed By mainewanderlust
Iâve been here many times over many years! I love the onion rings ! Itâs the perfect batter ! I wish that was the same batter on the haddock and clams ! Itâs more of a breading . They are still good ! Good food ! Large menu ! Decent prices ! Good portions ! Next time Iâll try the baked stuffed haddock !
6. Fishermen's Catch
Overall Ratings
4 based on 90 reviews
Local family operated business in the heart of the lakes region, serving Maine's finest seafood. Shop our seafood market stocked with Maine's popular fresh seafood to accommodate your own recipes at home. Indulge in our seafood restaurant with made to ord
Reviewed By traveling_with_kathy
After being away from Maine for 9 years I recently spent a 3-day weekend. I stopped by Fishermenâs catch for a lobster roll. OMG. So good! The roll had a generous amount of lobster. Absolutely delicious. There is indoor and outdoor seating. Connected to the Lobster Shack is a seafood store. I used to buy live lobsters here when I lived in Windham.
5. Cyndi's Dockside Restaurant
Overall Ratings
4 based on 223 reviews
Cyndiâs Dockside Restaurant & Boathouse on Middle Range Pond. They have the Pavilion, the upstairs Bar, outdoor deck and picnic tables during warm weather. Enjoy indoor and outdoor seating with beautiful lake views. picnic tables or the deck. Their specia
Reviewed By familymanBoston_MASS
My wife and I stopped in for dinner on the weekend. The restaurant was not busy. Our server was average - notwithstanding the time she spent on her cell phone. My wife and I were both really, really disappointed in our entire experience. This unit is on a very short list of places that we will never, ever visit again. This restaurant frankly needs some serious restaurant consulting asap. Cyndi's is a restaurant concept that simply doesn't work, and the service experience is akin to just going through the motion - 'same as it ever was'. Prices are very high given the quality of the food, presentation, and dining room 'atmosphere' - or lack thereof.The location is outstanding though - directly on the lake. All food in the dining room is served on thin paper plates and red plastic baskets. While this works for an ice cream stand at the beach - it just doesn't work when the Wedge Salad is $13, mostly iceberg, spread over a paper plate....and just awful. Cyndi's serves tortilla chips and generic salsa to start in a red plastic basket - stale, mundane, and very tacky. Water is served in 'dixie' paper cups. Who does that?? The Clam Chowder was not homemade - but similar to any canned clam chowder you'd find in the supermarket....very few clams...minced...and $8. Sandwiches come with no side - and again - are priced at the $11 range....you guessed it ...served on thin paper plates. The decor and seating are extremely tired ... with a used Glade fragrance sitting on the restroom urinal to greet you - and tile floors that are black and haven't been mopped in months. If this restaurant was anywhere else - with any competition - it just wouldn't make it. It's a shame - because it is a great location. If you're in the area - 'just say no to Cyndi's' - and if you're boating - just bring your own sandwiches.Dear FamilymanBoston_MASS, I am terribly sorry to hear you did not have a good experience here at Cyndi's Dockside. We have reminded our staff to limit time on their cell phones to their breaks. The reason we use paper products and baskets to serve food on, is that the restaurant is so busy we simply cannot keep up with the demand with dishes and the number of people dining. In order for the restaurant to flow well and not keep people waiting we use paper products. We consistently get great reviews on our clam chowder, I am sorry you did not care for it. Our sandwiches come with chips and a pickle, most often guests are ordering these at lunch and do not want a side. As far as the decor goes, we change this when the seasons change, and the restrooms, well I'm sure you would rather smell air freshener in the restroom. I think you'll find these in more public restrooms than not. Again we are sorry you did not have a good experience here. Sincerely, LauraCyndi's Dockside207-998-5008
4. Seafood Shanty
Reviewed By SigEpGov
His was my go to place for quick seafood. The owners sold the place and moved out of state. It is closed for business and the building is a private home now.
3. Naples Lobster Pound
Overall Ratings
3 based on 97 reviews
Reviewed By 546MP
This is our place to get lobster and steamers to go. We've been ordering g for years, quality and service still great. Every once in a while we eat in, it never disappoints. Prices reasonable for takeout. The corn pictured is ours, lobster and clams were great.
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2. Gary's Olde Towne Tavern
Overall Ratings
4 based on 40 reviews
Restaurant, Brewery & Bar set in farmhouse built in the 1860's. Outside bar Checkpoint 70 open in the summer and provides another stage for outdoor entertainment. Live bands every weekend! Thirty taps to choose from with continuous rotating local drafts.
Reviewed By Sue T
Awesome food great service good prices. Awesome company fantastic location in the lakes region. Have been coming back for a number of years and would highly recommend. If you havenât tried this place you need to put it on your list.
1. The Galley Restaurant & Pub
Overall Ratings
4 based on 199 reviews
A small local family owned business featuring Maine favorites and elevated pub fare. We're famous for our variety of 1/3 lb, fresh, tail knuckle and claw, Maine Lobster Rolls, but if seafood isn't you're thing, we've got amazing 1/2 lb Angus Burgers, Jumb
Reviewed By phayes187
This is a cut place though a little 'rough' interior (in other words, not fancy tables or lighting). The bar looks like fun (we had kids so that was out). Get the lemon-zesty lobster roll (highly recommend it). Check out before you go, they aren't open on Sundays.
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