The first stop on the way to Boothbay Harbor was the L.L.Bean flagship store campus in Freeport.
There was major construction on their main building, but it was still a very interesting place to experience. They definitely have their market style.
The most famous, and claiming to be the best, lobster roll is allegedly from a tiny little building on a corner in the town of Wiscasset. There was no way we could NOT go to Red’s Eats to try it ourselves. They open at 11:30 and we timed everything to be there at that time.
When we arrived, the line was already to the corner and it took an hour-and-a-half for us to get to the front to order. At some point you begin to doubt if it is really going to be good enough to warrant the never-ending waiting.
O.M.G. IT WAS!
We have never eaten so much lobster – excellent lobster – in one meal. Of course with pints of the best melted butter.
Finally made it to our destination for the evening: Booth Bay Harbor.
After checking in to the Tug Boat Inn, we walked through the picturesque town before dinner.
