Maine Continued

Maine Continued...

This is a continuation of the first Maine post.

Where To Eat in Camden/Rockport/Rockland

Entertained while waiting in line at Claws

Lobster Roll at Claws
 Claws - Claws is a little seafood shack in Rocklan. It's known for it's lobster and trust me when I say, order the lobster. My husband ordered something else and was disappointed. I ordered the lobster roll and it was delicious especially with a Maine Blueberry beer to go with it. Claws is only open in the summer months so if you are there in spring or fall be sure to check their website to see if they're open.

Boynton-McKay  - If you are looking for breakfast in Camden --GO HERE--! Maybe it's because I wasn't expecting too much from the exterior looks of the restaurant but this was such a delicious breakfast! Their pancakes are amazing, coffee (lattes) amazing, service amazing. I will go here again.

Bagel Cafe - We stopped at the bagel cafe for a quick bite to eat before our lobster boat tour. They have delicious bagel sandwiches and ok coffee. It was the perfect breakfast to satisfy the adults and kids.

LaBella Vita - I really wanted to like this place because we were too exhausted from our travels to drive to a restaurant and this one was conveniently located inside our hotel, the Samoset Resort. The views on the patio were beautiful, the food was average and the service was the worst I had experienced in a while. We sat at a table and waited for over 20 minutes for a waiter or waitress to acknowledge us. We saw another empty table and moved there thinking we would have better luck, still nothing. I flagged down a waitress and she said, "can't you see we're busy?" I should've left but where else were we going to eat. I finally got help after speaking to someone else but there was no apology and the kids were completely over it. They had been patient enough. I wish I could but I just can't recommend this place.



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