I had the haddock sandwich, which was simply excellent. It was a wonderfully sized breaded and fried chunk of fish on a fresh, crispy bun. Top marks for the sandwich. But be careful about checking prices. The sandwich was fine, at around $11 for the sandwich and chips, but one of our group got the lobster roll which was about half the size of the sandwich and like $23. They also charge $2 for a small soda and $2.50 for a large, but the large comes in a cup that would be considered a small in most places, maybe 12oz but it certainly seemed even smaller, with ice, and no free refills. I wonder how small the small was. My personal recommendation: get the haddock sandwich, substitute fries for the chips (the fries were great! The chips were just a small bag of lays) and get a water. That sandwich was amazing.

A note to Cameron’s: Guys, you are leaving money on the table with the drink situation. I know restaurants make their biggest margins on soft drinks but at that size for that price everyone at our table agreed that we were just going to get water next time. And think about this, I often go to restaurants just with friends to sit and chat. When we do that we go somewhere with free refills. Frequently we sit there long enough that we end up ordering food or even dessert. You’re missing out on that revenue too. And regarding the chips, can’t you at least pour them out in the basket? Dropping a little bag of lays next to a sandwich just feels kinda lazy. But that sandwich, don’t change a thing. That was excellent. Those fries were great too. If you heaped up large portions of fries with that sandwich and threw in free refills, man, I’d be here every chance I got.