Enjoy A Sense Of Peace At This Incredible Waterfront Restaurant In Maine
By Will Suphan|Published May 28, 2024
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Will has been living in Arizona off and on for 30+ years in the Phoenix Metro and Tucson areas. He has traveled all over the state as well as having lived all over the Southwest. He's been writing for OnlyInYourState for one year and has previously written for Digital Journal. Will has a passion for travel and writing and combining the two is what he loves most. He loves solo international travel and has been to Thailand, France, Japan, and Cambodia.
With so much breathtaking coastline, we have no shortage of waterfront restaurants in Maine with spectacular views and fresh seafood. Many are high-end places with prices as high as the views are pretty. However, locals know that the best places to go are humble lobster shacks right by the water with freshly caught seafood at prices that won’t break the bank. Welcome to one of the best waterfront restaurants in the Pine Tree State: Sprague’s Lobster in Wiscasset, Maine.
On a small dock next to Highway 1 in the charming, tiny town of Wiscasset you’ll find a little lobster shack overlooking the Sheepscot River. Welcome to Sprague’s Lobster.
Watching the waterfowl flying while boats sail by, sunlight reflecting on the ripples, is so calming.
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Lobster rolls are a staple in our fair state, and you’ll find some of the very best right here. These delectable, juicy, and fresh-as-can-be rolls are such a delight that you’ll savor each bite.
If you’d prefer to tuck into a whole lobster, that’s here too, along with clams, crab rolls, clam chowder, fish and chips, haddock sandwiches, and much more.
Either way, it’s sure to be a splendid experience.
Have you ever tried the scrumptious food at Sprague’s Lobster in Wiscasset, Maine? If so what was your favorite dish? Do you have any other favorite waterfront restaurants in Maine? Let us know in the comments. If you’ve ever wanted to learn about lobster fishing, put on your waterproof jacket, and hop aboard this lobster tour: