Lobster and bread are two of our favorite foods on their own. But what happens when you put them together, like the restaurant Perry’s of Milford, Connecticut did for the first time in 1929? You get an even tastier treat—the lobster sandwich (aka lobster roll).
1. WILLI’S SEAFOOD & RAW BAR (Healdsburg, CA)

Though it’s located in Healdsburg, the heart of California wine country, Willi’s Seafood & Raw Bar pays homage to New England with its warm Maine-style lobster roll, fixed up with garlic butter and fennel.
2. B&G OYSTER BAR (Boston)

A classic New England plate in the summertime, the lobster roll at B&G Oyster Bar comes on a beautifully buttered roll with sweet, fresh lobster and optional bacon, plus butter pickles and french fries on the side.
3. LURE FISHBAR (New York)

In the Classic Lobster Roll at Lure Fishbar, seafood salad is tucked into a fresh, plush brioche and paired with tangy vegetable slaw.
4. HINOKI & THE BIRD (Los Angeles)

For a take with exotic flair, dive into the lobster roll at Hinoki & the Bird — accented with green curry and Thai basil and enveloped in a black charcoal bun.
5. FLEX MUSSELS (New York)

Don’t let the name deceive you, Flex Mussels delivers many outstanding dishes along with its namesake mussels, including a lobster roll prepared on a crunchy, toasted bun and garnished with citrus aioli, celery and a side of flex fries.
6. ISLAND CREEK OYSTER BAR (Boston)

Sourcing its lobster locally from Cousin Mark’s Lobster in York Harbor, Maine, Island Creek Oyster Bar brings the flavors alive with fresh herbs, delivering the lobster on a rosemary roll with coleslaw and kettle chips.
7. DITCH PLAINS (New York)

Ditch Plains, a New York-style oyster bar and seafood shack, honors chef/owner Marc Murphy’s love of Montauk with a stuffed lobster roll served over a basket of chips or fries.
This article was originally published on Reserve. Republished with permission.

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