Quincy's Original Lobster Rolls — Restaurant in Sea Isle City

I had my 1st EVER lobster roll at the Cape May location over Labor Day weekend. It was something I always wanted to try bc you see other people eating it and want to see what is all about. It is expensive compared to getting a whole pound and a half steam lobster with salad, roll, fries AND Coleslaw for $8 more, just down a few ways at the Cape May location. It was meaty, the roll was tasty, great flavor, it was a nice treat. All I know is that next time I am in the mood for lobster, I will get a whole pound and a 1/2 with all those sides...

Quincy’s Lobster Rolls in Sea Isle City is definitely worth a stop! The lobster rolls were delicious, and I didn’t have to wait long at all. Everyone working there was friendly and welcoming, 5 stars for food and service!

I’d give the atmosphere 3 stars only because there’s no indoor seating. You either take your food to go or eat outside. I personally would have preferred an indoor option to eat quickly, but I understand the space may be used for other needs.

That said, the lack of indoor seating didn’t stop me from going...

This was my first time trying a lobster roll, so I went in with literally zero expectations. I ordered the Connecticut style, and it was really tasty and packed full of meat. I really enjoyed it. I saw a few people in previous comments complained about the price, but for reference a friend was in Maine last week and told me everywhere she went, the lobster rolls were priced around $50, so I’d say paying less than $20 at Quincy’s seems pretty fair for the amount of lobster you receive. Now I want to try the Maine...