The Lobster Shanty

The Lobster Shanty

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The Lobster Shanty is a beloved seafood destination in downtown Salem, known for its Connecticut-style lobster rolls and hearty burgers. Guests appreciate the casual atmosphere and diverse menu, which includes favorites like dry-rubbed wings and pulled pork nachos. With a history that dates back over 40 years, the restaurant has become a local icon. The Lobster Shanty continues to welcome visitors for lunch and special events throughout the year.

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Hours

Monday

5:00 PM – 12:00 AM

Tuesday

5:00 PM – 12:00 AM

Wednesday

5:00 PM – 12:00 AM

Thursday

5:00 PM – 12:00 AM

Friday

12:00 PM – 12:00 AM

Saturday

12:00 PM – 12:00 AM

Sunday

12:00 PM – 12:00 AM

Gallery

Clam ChowderLobster RangoonsBacon CheeseburgerFried MozzarellaOnion RingsHot DogBurgerBeerNachosMusselsScallop RollDraft BeerChiliLobster RollCrab Cake

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Salem Food Digest Reviews

Salem Food Digest
Salem Food Digest
3 years ago

Let’s spend a minute today to send some good Mojo to #WeddingPlanner…

Let’s spend a minute today to send some good Mojo to #WeddingPlanner and say thanks for her being here with us. Life has a way of kicking folks in the backside once in a while. Life also finds out that some folks fight harder than others.

Our #WeddingPlanner is here to “chew bubblegum and kick ass, and she’s all out of bubblegum,” so now she’s kicking some serious backside. Chemo is just an appetizer to her.

Her recent adventures may be lesser in number, but the quality is as good as ever.

Annie’s Asian Mart supplied some fresh Bok Choy for a home cooked meal.

The Salmon Benedict at Fountain Place Restaurant was given major props.

Patriot Seafoods proved fresh Halibut while Samira’s Homemade had some beautiful Olives at Salem Farmers’ Market.

The Cherrywood Smoked Kielbasa from Polonus European Deli & Ice Cream paired nicely with cheese from Annie’s Asian Mart.

The Lobster Shanty was on point with their Steamed Mussels.

#cancersucks

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Salem Food Digest
Salem Food Digest
7 months ago

Here’s a quick word from #TheBaldOne on the Genadir’s Spicy Beef &…

Here’s a quick word from #TheBaldOne on the Genadir’s Spicy Beef & Bean Chili served at The Lobster Shanty. It is legit across the board. Plenty of meat, a good amount of black beans, thick in texture, and featuring a slightly more than moderate heat to the Bald Guy’s taste. This Genadir’s Chili is #BaldOneApproved.

Enjoy the action shots of the #GreatMichaelJ as he summons up a cocktail from the Kelly School of Spectral Bartending.

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Salem Food Digest
Salem Food Digest
8 months ago

The Dry-Rubbed Wings at The Lobster Shanty are worth a visit. Meaty,…

The Dry-Rubbed Wings at The Lobster Shanty are worth a visit. Meaty, savory, and cooked properly they pair very nicely with the al dente Parmesan Green Beans.

A Masshole Light Lager by Wormtown Brewery served as a good companion to the Wings.

#TheBaldOne enjoyed his short visit and a nice chat with #WhatHappensInVegas.

https://lobstershantysalem.com/shanty-menu-for-viewing

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Salem Food Digest
Salem Food Digest
10 months ago

#TheBaldOne is a tough judge when it comes to Chili. There are…

#TheBaldOne is a tough judge when it comes to Chili. There are quite a few around town that he likes, But there are very few that he absolutely loves.

On Monday night he stopped into The Lobster Shanty to say hello to the #GreatMichaelJ who was on the stick. The secondary goal was to enjoy a Burger of the Scary Uncle Sully kind. But on reviewing the menu he noticed a new house Chili called Genadir’s Spicy Beef & Bean Chili. The call was heard and all thoughts of a burger were put aside

Calling something spicy in a restaurant comes with responsibilities. It must of course be spicy. The question then is how spicy? Make it too hot and you won’t sell much of it. If it’s not very spicy at all you’ll chase away the heat lovers, or force them to hot sauces. It’s can be a delicate capsaicin dance and you may never get the steps correctly.

A bowl of Gendarin’s Chili was ordered with added cheddar and onion. First things first, this was an actual bowl, not a cup sized portion served in a bowl made to appear like a larger portion. Yippee! There is plenty of shredded beef, a good portion of beans, and enough vegetable to to actually add texture and flavor. Nicely done. The heat? Yes there is true heat to every spoonful. If you like the heat, you’ll appreciate this level, although some may want to add a little more zing. If you’re not into the heat, you may find this mild enough to tolerate,or perhaps it will be a bit of a challenge. Either way, it’s worth the attempt. It’s simply an outstanding creation and is now high up on the favorites list of our bald, politely cantankerous hero.

The Chili was paired with a hoppy Candlepin American Pale Ale by Castle Island Brewing Co.

Where’s your Chili?

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