Well, the tv show, "Diners, Drive Ins, And Dives" sure got it right with this place. It's just a nice, unassuming little building right next to The Kittery Trading Post. I ordered some fish chowder that was much to my liking. Creamy broth, but not a thick, pasty congealed blob that seems to be what so many restaurants serve as chowder these days. Plenty of potatoes and of course fish in it. A very satisfying chowder, but after sampling my son's clam chowder, I'd wished I'd opted for that. As good as the fish chowder was, the clam variety was even better. On my latest visit, I tried the lobster stew. WOW! Is it good! Celery, carrots, potatoes, and plenty of lobster, both large chunks and small pieces, along with a bit of cayenne pepper I think, gave it lots of flavor and a nice hint of heat The lady that took my order at the counter (you order and your number is called when it's ready), steered me right when I at first ordered one thing and she suggested a different combo, less expensive, that fit my request better. Thank you counter lady! I had a split platter with clams fried Bob's way, his mom, Lillian's way, and oysters. All delicious, sweet, fresh and tender. Bob's and Lillian's way use slightly different methods of coating. Both wonderful and equally good to my tastes! My son rightfully noted that the clams he and I had were cooked to absolute perfection, with no greasiness AT ALL. Even picking up the clams & oysters with your fingers left no oil on them. I'll be returning soon when my sister & I come up to visit my brother after the Christmas holidays. This was a wonderful experience!