The Lobster Dinner or Lobster Roll Lunch is an integral part of any
visit to Maine. Some visitors love the little red crustacean so much
that lobster ends up on the menu every day. The “Maine Lobster Shack”
app lets you find the Seafood Shacks; the Clam Kiosks; the B&Bs; the
Convenient Stores; the Diners; the Waterfront Wharfs; and the
Restaurants to satisfy one’s Lobster Cravings.
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Fresh shucked maine lobster tails, accompanied
by our fork tender filet mignons.
Documenting over
60 Lobster Shacks dotting the Maine Coast . . . “Maine Lobster Shack”
app is an indispensible companion for the dedicated lobster connoisseur.
Follow the pulsing blue dot as you navigate your way from
Lobster Shack to Lobster Shack. Tap on the GPS linked icons and review
on-line reference material on each “Shack”
Would you like to
know how to get from the Red’s Eats to Cook’s Lobster House? Simply set
the spinners and the app will display the route, complete with
turn-by-turn directions and driving and time . . . from any “Shack” to
any other (as well as from your current location).
Every Lobster Shack has its exact GPS coordinates and can be viewed using built in Satellite Maps.
The “Maine Lobster Shack” app will make your next visit to Maine more informative and satisfying.More info
Lobster Company: Yankee Lobster
300 Northern Avenue
Boston, MA 02210-2066
Boston, MA 02210-2066
The Zanti family, owners of Yankee Lobster
Company, have been in the fishing business for many generations. From
the little fishing village of Augusta, Italy, Guiseppe Zanti Sr ventured
to America in 1898 seeking the fertile fishing grounds that he had
heard so much about from brave fishermen that had gone before. He spent
several decades fishing from George’s Bank to the Gulf of Alaska.
Guiseppe’s stories of fishing intrigued his son, Guiseppe Jr, and in
1921, also ventured to America to make a better future for his family.
Guiseppe Jr. started fishing for lobsters, crabs and fish in the
Boston Harbor area throughout the 1920′s and 1930′s. As his sons grew
up, the art of fishing was eventually passed on to them as well. By the
end of World War II, Guiseppe could see that his family’s future was in
the lobster industry. He began to focus his operation exclusively on