As part of the Gloucester House restaurant and situated on the water, this restaurant serves up lobster, salads, poke bowls, fried fish, etc. with a limited menu and high prices. We enjoyed great 60s and 70s music by the Jantelles while enjoying the food and scenery. We look forward to their September gig. There are large seating areas inside and out. There is a full bar. The restaurant is handicapped accessible and accepts major credit cards. The Cosmopolitan drink was good, but priced at $17.12 with tax. The clam chowder at $10.71 (including tax) was flavorful and contained a decent amount of stock. The Blackened Haddock for $18.00 contained 2 soft flour tortillas served with pico de gallo, chopped lettuce, guacamole, and sour cream; tasty, but extremely salty. (the price you pay for blackened, I guess.) Staff is friendly and there is plenty of people-watching to be had. Go and enjoy.
Lobstah rolls were outstanding! I got the hot roll and it was well worth the price. Lots and lots of lobster on it. Very happy with it.
The food really wasn’t good and was very expensive. Disappointed that the largest whole lobster was only 1-1/4 pounds and it didn’t come with fries. Ordered onion rings as my side and the batter didn’t have much flavor and really needed some salt. The warm lobster roll was outrageously expensive at $45, and the lobster pieces were over cooked. Both people in our group of four who ordered a lobster roll ate only part of it because it just wasn’t flavorful. The chicken tenders were also over cooked. They were stingy with condiments but gave more when I asked. They messed our order up twice. I guess it was a bad day for them but I wish I had spent the $120 somewhere else.
This place will definitely give you that authentic Gloucester feel. Surrounded by fisheries and boats, you will feel just like a local. There may be a little bit of line, but it will be worth the wait. We order the lobster rolls, friend scallops, and pain killer cocktails. The portions are huge so come hungry!
Standard tourist fare such as fish and chips, fried calamari. Too bad because it has a nice location behind the now-closed Gloucester House, overlooking the harbor.
Fantastic lobster rolls and fish tacos. We've never better. The setting outside, with fishing boats coming and going adds to the experience.
The haddock was the freshest and most delicious I ever had! The chowder was delicious! Fast service! Very relaxed atmosphere! Highly recommend!
The view from deck was nice. My husband enjoyed his Haddock tacos. The menu asks that one informs the kitchen of allergies. I did let them know I was allergic to shellfish. They informed me everything was grilled or fried with shellfish. OK, fine. I'm used to it. But why ask me to tell you of allergies if nothing is going to be cooked different anyway? Gloucester is beautiful!
Best tasting clam chowder I’ve had lately, and I’ve tasted many in the past several weeks. Very flavorful, much clam meat, thicker consistency.
It was about 4 pm on a beautiful October day, and my friend and I were hoping for a casual lunch on the water to cap off our wonderful visit to Gloucester. We read the TA reviews for this restaurant and gave it a shot. What a find! The staff was friendly, the food super fresh and scrumptious, and the location picture perfect. I had the fish sandwich and my friend had the haddock tacos + a cold beer. (I was driving ;/ but would have loved a glass of wine or a nice cocktail from their full bar.). It was so relaxing, we didn’t want to leave. But we’ll definitely be back!