Wicked Lobsta

Decent pick for lobster rolls and clam chowders in Quincy Market. While walking around the market for holiday treats, I stumbled upon this spot, which seemed to have good reviews compared to other vendors around. My past seafood experiences in the market hadn’t been very impressive, so my expectations were low. Yet, both the lobster roll and clam chowder I tried here were solid choices given their reasonable price. The Traditional Maine Lobsta Roll was generously filled with lobster meat, albeit more finely chopped than I usually prefer. While it might not compete with the city's top lobster rolls, it is a decent option if you find yourself in the market with a lobster craving. The clam chowder, on the other hand, was served in a smaller portion than I had anticipated, but it still managed to be a satisfying accompaniment to the roll.

Wicked Lobsta is BY FAR my favorite spot in downtown Boston to get a lobster roll. They have a special where you can get a drink, cup of chowder, and roll which is definitely the way to go!! The lobster is bountiful and so delicious. They cram a ton of lobster in the roll and it is warm, buttery, and full of goodness. Their buttered bun is absolutely incredible, and it really makes the roll. They serve The Boston Chowda Co chowder with the roll and it is just as delectable!! I took my boyfriend here for the first time this past weekend and he fell in love too. This place is a MUST if traveling to Boston! 2000/10!!

Went to this place because the Hall was crowded, but there was no line here. Went for the baked haddock because for the baked haddock because I just wanted lunch, and it was one of the less expensive items on the menu. Service was fast and competent. Food was good. Prices are a little high--like everything in a touristy urban setting.

The first lobster roll we tried in Boston. We got the hot lobster option which they had on the daily board instead of the menu. It costed about $32 for the roll, the clam chowder and a drink. We loved the bread and we also thought that the lobster here had more flavor than the other places, which we liked a lot. Still our favorite lobster roll so far and we will come back here again for sure!

A friend said she had a really good lobster roll here so I knew I had to come check them out. I ordered the hot lobster roll which came with clam chowder, crackers, and a drink. The lobster roll itself was okay. I think the garlic overpowered the lobster flavor so I couldn’t really enjoy it. Don’t get me wrong. I like garlic, but I don’t want it to take away the flavor of the main ingredient which in this case was the lobster. I have to say, the price is really reasonable for everything I got. I spent around $30 while I spent over $50 at another lobster roll location where I bought the same thing but no drink. They were very busy but had a good assembly line going so I have no complaints with that. I hope to come back and give it another try!

We stopped by the Quincy Market in Boston where you can find the best street food eats and lobster roll! We got this set from Wicked Lobsta ~ and it was so delicious especially with the garlic flavour butter roll pairing the soft lobster that melts in your mouth! Very good portion for the lobster roll for the price, and I loved that they had the option for the lobster bisque to be served in either a bowl or the bread bowl.