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just went up to rockport this past saturday. had lunch at harborview fish shack which is a block away from the beginning before bearskin neck. apparently it is owned by the folks at roy moore lobster company. i had a wonderful meal.
we had the following.
clam chowder: so-so
mussels: very good
boiled lobster: excellent, came with cole slaw or fries ( i chose cole slaw)
fried sole sandwich: very goodmeal also came with warm bread which is a nice surprise. i plan to return every warm day of summer.
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re: bkny10128
As a kid, we would go to Ellen's (Harborside) for special occasions. I did not know it is now owned by Kenny (the owner of Roy Moore). Classic family-friendly food. Given the choice, go to Charlie's in Gloucester for lobster bisque and fried cheeks. As for lobster, go straight to the source and get bugs from Kenny at Roy Moore. As an aside, I think you must mean "steamed" lobster not "boiled". No self-respecting Rockporter would boil the flavor out of lobster.
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I grew up in Rockport, so I would love to make a solid reccomendation in Rockport, but Rockport shoots from the hip when it comes to food. Gloucester is the palce to be. The Roy Moore suggestion is good for eating what the locals eat. I'm a wine geek so I do like Lograsso's for a BYO.
In Gloucester, the best dining is at Duckworths Bistrot, Azorean Restaurant, Passports, Latitude 43, Lobsta Land and Madfish Grill. For Pizza, Valentinos. Subs, Destinos (free pasta salad!). Classic fried seafood at Charlie's or at the Causeway Restaurant.
Breakfast for us was always at the Coffee Shop, the Red Skiff or Michael's (all in Rockport). I'm not a breakfast guy so I can't say one is better than the other...
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Here's the link describing our Lobster Pool visit on 4/25/09. We have eaten there a lot over the years and the food experience is mixed. Sometimes they're on and sometimes not. Last Friday, not so good. The view out back is great and you can bring your own wine/whatever.
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Flav's Red Skiff for sure for breakfast with the locals on Main St: http://www.roadfood.com/Reviews/Overv...
Roy Moore Lobster Company, 39 Bearskin Neck, 978-546-6696, for lobster & other seafood in the rough - sit out back over the water.
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