Looking for a lunch in our first day in town lead us here as we were walking down the street. The place is down below off the street, so there is a bit of a steep staircase leading to it. Definitely not elderly or handicapped friendly. Once there, you place your order at the main counter and find a place to sit and wait with your order number. My wife ordered the lobster roll and was immediately told by the perky high schooler that it was expensive due to market prices (I checked, retail prices were around $10-11 a pound and 7-ish for wholesale, off-boat, so not really that outrageous). I just about choked when she told me the $39 price tag but I was trying to please the wife on this trip. But it also brings up this: why did she automatically go for the apology on the pricing? Was she ashamed of the tourist-trap gouging? Hmmmm. It was busy for a Tuesday, but not too bad and the seating was near a window and we enjoyed the sea breeze. They also have tables outside for a view of the harbor. Now, for full disclosure, we are from Cape Cod and although we have been land locked for 10 years, we know good seafood. The lobster roll was mediocre at best. Certainly not worth the money from a so-called lobster specialist with self -proclaiming BEST prices in town. My wife was a bit disappointed and even she said it was priced way too high for what you got. My sandwich was so-so and on the passable side but not earth shattering for the $15. The lobster roll should be half the price, at least. Sorry folks, not quite good enough for the money and I felt a bit taken. Interesting that they don't advertise in the local map-guide as well.