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Old 08-27-2025, 09:32 PM   #1
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We prefer to buy our lobster off the boat also. Also house cooked shrimp.

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Old 08-28-2025, 10:44 AM   #2
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Dockside in Wolfeboro has excellent lobster rolls for about that same $34, plus a super view outdoors for lunch. Call first, they are likely closing for the season soon
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Old 08-29-2025, 07:26 AM   #3
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Dockside in Wolfeboro has excellent lobster rolls for about that same $34, plus a super view outdoors for lunch. Call first, they are likely closing for the season soon
Sawyers is advertising $20 lobster rolls so we thought we’d give them a try
Surprisingly good….seemed like a full 1/4 in of lobster.Onion rings were great too
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Sawyers is advertising $20 lobster rolls so we thought we’d give them a try
Surprisingly good….seemed like a full 1/4 in of lobster.Onion rings were great too
And speaking of your seafood recommendations--Heath's! For about the 12th time in the past 12 weeks we had their scallops last night, seared quickly and briefly in a very hot cast iron pan, lightly olive-oiled, with just black pepper and garlic powder. Superb--if you had them in a restaurant for $40+, you'd be smiling.

So I guess I have to try Sawyer's
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Old 08-29-2025, 08:31 AM   #5
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Sawyers is advertising $20 lobster rolls so we thought we’d give them a try
Surprisingly good….seemed like a full 1/4 in of lobster.Onion rings were great too
That's the 1st good thing I have heard about Sawyer's in a couple years. I hear it all the time how everyone has given up on them, myself included. Poor service, food not good. Every time I have gone there was something broken in the kitchen. Finally just gave up, and it takes a lot for me to do that.
Glad to hear they have at least 1 good thing there.
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