4 day Food run from Montreal, need help

[Belinik]

Hello all,

Been lurking on this forum for a while and got lots of good tips(usually major city). My sister and I are leaving for Boston right now for 1 night and then we will spend the next 3 days driving up NH/Maine and return to Montreal.

Goal of the trip is to get us sick of seafood after the trip(kidding... but inhale as much seafood as we can). Also a decent smokehouse will be awesome. Looking for casual/family if possible.

After some quick skimming I have plot down some places I plan to go, first night will be at Boston.

1- Montreal -> Boston
Lunch - ???
Supper - Neptune Oyster (hot lobster roll)
Midnight - Need suggestion

2- Boston -> Portland
Early lunch - Roy Moore Lobster Company
Late Lunch - Clam Box of Ipswich

Snack - Need suggestion

Dinner - Duck Fat

3- Portland -> ???
Lunch - Red's Eats
after red eats I do not know where else is good, any suggestion for a possible stop with some stuff to look around?

Dinner -> ???

4- ??? -> Montreal

Running out of time need to leave within 20 minutes and I have yet to pack. Can anyone suggest some place to fill in the blank? and also what is some lobster shack that I should try to keep an eye on?

Thanks!

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Red's Eats
Main, Wiscasset, ME 04578

Duck Fat
43 Middle St, Portland, ME 04101

[LeRique]

watermans in so. tomaston muscongus bay in round pond for lobster shacks

[citygrrll]

Just a heads up that in Boston most places close up around 1 am (some will stay open until 2) and that's usually only for drinks, so if you're looking for late night food pretty much the only places you'll find serving after hours will be in Chinatown. Peach Farm (on Tyler St.) is fun for late night - and you can order a pot of "cold tea" if you still feel the need for more libations. ;)