Location: Edgecomb
Top Restaurants in Edgecomb
Top Things to do in Edgecomb
- 1. Monkey C Monkey Do
- 2. Fort Edgecomb State Historical Site
- 3. Split Rock Distilling
- 4. Wiscasset, Waterville and Farmington Railway Museum
- 5. Maine Coast Book Shop and Cafe
- 6. Coastal Maine Botanical Gardens
- 7. The Walpole Barn
- 8. Castle Tucker
- 9. Glidden Point Oyster Farms
- 10. Boothbay Railway Village
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Best Seafood food near Edgecomb, Maine, United States
Reviews on Seafood food in Edgecomb, Maine, United States. Edgecomb is a town in Lincoln County, Maine, United States. The population was 1,249 at the 2010 census. The town was named for George Edgcumbe, 1st Earl of Mount Edgcumbe, a supporter of the colonists. Fort Edgecomb is a Maine State Historic Site.
Things to do in Edgecomb
10. Larson's Lunch Box
Overall Ratings
4 based on 108 reviews
We are closed for the 2018 season and will reopen in 2019. Seasonal Takeout Specialties include lobster and crab rolls, homemade chicken salad, fresh burgers, hot dogs, homemade haddock chowder, french fires and fried zucchini and more. Casual and afforda
Reviewed By sorrylaurie
It was so hard to decide what to have for lunch at Larsonâs Lunch Box. Lobstah roll? Kielbasa Reuben? American Chop Suey? All great choices, however, we decided on crab rolls. I think my husband and I hit the jackpot. The hot dog roll was lightly toasted with butter and filled with sweet crab salad. Our wait was a little long, but with only two people working the stand, I think they were working as fast as they could. The menu was adult and kid friendly and the prices were competitive to the area. Picnic tables with umbrellas offer nice shade from the heat. Open Tuesday- Saturday.Thank you so much for the review! We are so glad you enjoyed the crab rolls. We are especially proud of them. We hope to see you again and again thank you for sharing your experience.
9. Karen's Hideaway
Overall Ratings
4 based on 212 reviews
Reviewed By jk11190912
Scallops cooked perfectly by Karen herself. I liked that they were not drowning in batter. I don't think fries are homemade, but my husband really liked the Cole slaw and the lobster roll. I can see tourists being put off by the side of the road trailer appearance, but worth a stop for a good lunch.
8. Sarah's Cafe
Overall Ratings
4 based on 560 reviews
Reviewed By JSB621
I was on vacation with my mom and looking for a place that might have more locals than tourists. This was definitely it. The menu is very extensive, there is something for everyone but I recommend keeping it simple and ordering the soup bar. The haddock chowder was excellent, there are also 2 other daily soups to choose from and a wide variety of breads to go with it. We also tried the lobster roll, haddock crab filet and blueberry pie. Everything was excellent. Service can be a bit slow but for the most part the staff was friendly and it was worth the wait. Grab a drink, check out the view, relax and have some patience and you'll do just fine.
7. King Eider's Pub and Restaurant
Overall Ratings
4 based on 508 reviews
Come and visit us at King Eider's Pub in the heart of the coastal village of Damariscotta Maine. Our historic building has been home to many interesting businesses over its 100+ years. Today, its warmth draws the visitor into the first floor pub with its
Reviewed By David G
Came in at 745 and was immediately seated despite a very busy dining room. Scott was serving us and mixing drinks. He was exceptional. Knew beers extremely well! They were out of Allagash White and he immediately offered comparable (better) alternative, for my girlfriend,a Portland, ME brewed Heffeweisen that was fantastic. He made me a Don Julio margarita that was obviously made with great bartending skill. Service and food exceeded our expectations. Well worth the price!
6. Sea Basket
Overall Ratings
4 based on 249 reviews
Reviewed By MissStellaP
This little fast food/take out place had the best fried seafood and onion rings that we had during our whole trip to Maine! The inside is sparkling clean and fashionably decorated (looks like a recent remodel). The fried clams were especially good, crispy on the outside, tender on the inside. Nothing was overly greasy or oily. The staff are very friendly. We enjoyed this $35 meal as much as (or more than) some of the $100+ meals we had during our trip. Highly recommend this little unassuming gem.
5. Damariscotta River Grill
Overall Ratings
4 based on 484 reviews
Reviewed By P598738
I am a regular patron. The bar at the happy hour has been a delight. I know that there are new owners. Happy hour drinks are somewhat more expensive now. I also understand that meals are more expensive with smaller portions. Not a recipe for success.Hi there, we are sorry you've found happy hour a little less happy lately - that's not OK with us. We are keeping tabs on pricing for the usual business reasons but are very focused on making sure the portions remain healthy and there is lots of value to be had - especially at happy hour! Thank you for your feedback.
4. Sprague's Lobster
Overall Ratings
4 based on 350 reviews
Reviewed By David K
My wife and I stopped at Sprague's for lunch. The lines at Red's across the road were way too long. We ordered twin lobsters and shared fries. The lobster was sweet and tender. The fries are hand-cut and wonderful! Prices were reasonable. They don't take credit cards -- which is the case for most lobster shacks along the road. But the service was friendly and reasonably quick. They do charge $2 to "rent" crackers for cracking the lobster claws . . . . but it is refundable when you return them to the order window. We would definitely go back!
3. Montsweag Farm Restaurant
Overall Ratings
4 based on 125 reviews
American Cuisine. Good librations, Craft Beer, Full Bar service. Thank you for making us your choice while on the Mid-Coast of Maine, Woolwich/Wiscasset Maine. WE ARE A VERY SOCIAL AND LOUD PLACE ESPECIALLY DURING PEAK HOURS! Lunches are very much less no
Reviewed By 13mapleridge
Quiet day at the bar as the season is winding down. Dining area steady stream.Staff wicked friendly.Lots of new choices as itâs changed ownership and gone back to what us locals have always known it as!Love that they kept the tables with years of carvings , my kids names are all there!!The seared scallops were exceptional.The tomato bisque was full of flavor and the clam chowder.... real deal. Great start! Love the old with the new.If you havenât been back yet try it!Thank you for the feedback. We are committed to what we do with locals and guest first attitude.
2. Little Village Bistro
Overall Ratings
5 based on 230 reviews
Reviewed By MaineMom5171
Once again, my husband and I had an amazing dinner. We called two nights before and got a reservation (lucky us!). I had the seafood risotto and my husband had the shrimp scampi. Mine was one of the best meals I've ever had. Fresh ingredients, beautifully served...just delicious. We had the carrot cake for dessert and it may have been one of the best carrot cake's I've had! This little gem is our absolute favorite and so happy it's close!
1. Montsweag Farm Restaurant
Overall Ratings
4 based on 125 reviews
American Cuisine. Good librations, Craft Beer, Full Bar service. Thank you for making us your choice while on the Mid-Coast of Maine, Woolwich/Wiscasset Maine. WE ARE A VERY SOCIAL AND LOUD PLACE ESPECIALLY DURING PEAK HOURS! Lunches are very much less no
Reviewed By 13mapleridge
Quiet day at the bar as the season is winding down. Dining area steady stream.Staff wicked friendly.Lots of new choices as itâs changed ownership and gone back to what us locals have always known it as!Love that they kept the tables with years of carvings , my kids names are all there!!The seared scallops were exceptional.The tomato bisque was full of flavor and the clam chowder.... real deal. Great start! Love the old with the new.If you havenât been back yet try it!Thank you for the feedback. We are committed to what we do with locals and guest first attitude.
