Graffam Bros

The toasted bun and perfectly fresh lobster meat, very solid. I went to the market across the street, apparently shack service has just started there in offseason. I got a loaf of cheese bread to go, which comes from the Atlantic bakery in Rockland, very good.

FAST, super friendly service at the Shack! The fried shrimp roll is so delicious that I have cravings for it on a regular basis. Excellent tartar sauce! Looking forward to next summer!

Best lobster roll I’ve eaten in Maine after sampling many over 35 years! The slaw and hand cut fries are also great, worth the trip.

Well… we were surely disappointed. So many folks we have met say this is THE place! We went mainly for Fish Taco Tuesday and a couple of us got Haddock Baskets. House cut fries… limp and not crisp at all. Haddock was ok, but my own home «fried» is much better as my family voted. Anyway, the tacos fair pale in comparison to what you get at Harbor Dog in Camden. One very small taco, stuffing was pico and sauce and cut up cabbage and then under that you will find a small, almost there, piece of haddock. One taco is $ 3. Two tacos barely equals half of one fish burrito at Harbor Dog. Kudos to those that love Graffam Bros but we will continue to frequent Harbor Dog. BTW their fish burritos are $ 8.50 one does the trick!

Looking for another light lunch, we stopped at the shack for chowder and were told to go to the seafood market. We found a pot of haddock chowder and poured a cup for each of us that we enjoyed across the street on the shack’s picnic tables.

This is the place you want to go to for a lobstah roll. My family lives in Camden and I said, «Where is the best roll in town.» Without a doubt they said the shack at Graffam brothas. 15 bucks for the platter and it’s really worth it. They also have non seafood for kids and people that can’t or won’t eat seafood. Everything else I saw looked good too and there are nice benches outside you can sit at.

Thanks fellow Unilocalers. I ate Haddock and other sea creatures every day while on vacation in Maine, and this was the best piece of fried Haddock I came across… and huge too. I ordered it as a sandwich, but the fillet was so big it was doubled over on the bun. I chose to forgo the bun and just eat the fish. Next time I’ll skip the bun and just order a basket. The fish was super fresh and perfectly cooked with a nice batter that didn’t detract from the fish.
I ate the fish at one of their picnic tables outside, but next time I’d consider taking my food to-​go and eating at Rockport Marina Park just down the street. Regardless of where you eat it, you’ll enjoy it.
It’s not hard to figure out, but the restaurant/​food trailer and picnic tables are on the east side of the road, and the seafood market is on the west side of the road. They have a bunch of yummy seafood in the market, so be sure to check that out as well.

So glad I read other reviews and stopped here. We weren’t in the mood for sit down dining and had our pup with us. Eating at The picnic tables on a breezy fall day, and having a dog friendly establishment, were better than any restaurant around. The food is fantastic… big portions, light batter, so fresh. I’m sure we will be back before the end of vacation.

We both had the lobster roll with fries from their food truck. Very fresh. Perfectly prepared. While it lacks a great view right where the truck is the picnic tables were still a pleasant place for lunch.

Brilliant lobster roll and haddock sandwich today for lunch. Wow, these were loaded and so good ! After visiting the shack for lunch, we crossed the road to get some fresh seafood to bring home — I haven’t tasted it yet, but I bet it’s excellent and the store selection was great.
We stumbled across this place during a scenic drive along the Chestnut to Union street loop and I’m glad we did. Our chock-​full sandwiches, with coleslaw and drinks cost $ 23 — not bad considering the portions and that you’d pay $ 15 for a lobster roll elsewhere with half the meat. This one was $ 12 and TOTALLY loaded! The fried haddock sandwich may have taken the cake, though: it was surely a whole haddock folded over to fit inside a toasted bun! The fish was creamy and just melted in your mouth, complimented by a bursting-​with-​flavour tartar sauce.
Thanks for a quality lunch Graffam Bros.

Awesome (inexpensive) lobster roll, but really, the fried haddock steals the show. Unbelievably good, with friendly staff and casual picnic bench eating area. Walk across the street to the seafood market for live lobsters and fresh fish to go!

Be patient and it is worth the wait. Crab roll and lobster roll are surreal. Buttered grilled roll. Fish tacos with fresh tomatoes, cilantro, hot sauce and the freshest lightest fried fish. A bit hard to find but worth a visit

Good, simple solid lobster roll. Roll was grilled to perfection, great amount of lobster and good mix of mayo. The fries basket were deliciously hand cut and perfectly crispy. Also– good deal for what you’re getting! $ 11 for a lobster roll, best deal in the area!

Have to love a trailer lunch stop. Awesome LOBSTAH roll, chock full of meat and very light on the mayo, just the way I like it!
The Malt Vinegar spray bottle is a great touch for the fries too!!!

Haddock sandwich had a nice big fresh piece of haddock, but the breading fell off all over the place. Fries did not seem fresh-​cut. Service was very friendly and fast.

The best trailer food you will ever have. You have to get the Lobster Roll Platter, includes a Lobster roll, hand-​cut French fries, and Cole slaw. The Lobster roll is the star of the dish, loaded with meat (insert joke) and the roll is toasted perfectly. This place does it right, does not mess around with a bunch of crap in the meat, just keeps it simple with fresh lobster, mayo, and seasoning. The French fries are just as good, fresh cut and fried to the perfect crisp. A minor detail, they have a vinegar spray bottle for the fries that my coworker felt was the greatest invention since sliced bread (not sure why). Do not let looks fool you, this shack alongside the road makes one of the best rolls and fries I have ever had and you cannot beat the price. The platter and a drink was $ 14!

The store is nice. Very simple basic seafood store. Great product selections. Nice lobster and great scallops. We wanted to buy some Maine shrimp but only comes in 5 pound solid block. Nice place to shop.
We walked across the road to the Food truck. I had the seafood chowder. Sort of like creamy chowder and well seasoned. I really enjoyed the chowder. I ordered a lobster roll and didn’t like it at all. A little more fishy and more chopped up as compare to the restaurant in Camden. The fried oyster is really good with seafood cocktail sauce.

I do love this store! (also the excellent Graffam Bros Food Truck across the street in the «summer»)
I needed a pound of their Famous Lobster Mac N’ Sharp Cheese for my sweetie, working late at her store (Bennett’s Gems, Belfast) Most of the Mac was being shipped up on it’s way to fans around the country!
They found me a pound for my tired wife. Happy, happy, happy!
Thank you Graffam Bros!

My son and I were driving through Rockport and stumbled across Graffam Bros Seafood. We pulled in to find a food trailer across the street from the seafood market. We picked up a lobster salad for my son at the market and when I asked for a lobster roll the cashier suggested I go over to the trailer to order the because they would grill it for me. The lobster in the roll and in the salad was tender and delicious with very little mayo. The roll was buttered and grilled to perfection. For $ 10.99 got the Lobster Roll Platter (coleslaw and fries). Was a great time to sit at the picnic tables with my son and enjoy delicious and reasonably priced Lobster! If you are in the area definitely make the time to stop at Graffam Bros.

In an area stuffed to the gills with lobster roll options, this place is an absolute gem of a find. I am SO glad we took the time to find this place off the beaten path. There are two locations across the street from one another: a seafood market with a storefront and a food shack. We went to the shack for our lobster rolls. First of all, let me just say that a $ 7.99 lobster roll is a downright steal. We actually got lobster roll platters, which were a bit more (I forget exactly how much). Unlike the rolls they sell at the store, the shack grills the buns to perfection. Perhaps most importantly, however, they absolutely STUFF their lobster rolls with insane amounts of crazy delicious lobster meat. I couldn’t even eat the whole thing, I was so stuffed. By the way, we ate at one of the colorful picnic tables they have surrounding the shack — it was really very lovely.
The lobster roll plates came with coleslaw and fries. I didn’t touch the coleslaw, but I can say the fries were stupendous. My mouth is watering just thinking about those fries.