Red Hook Lobster Pound

Three types of lobster rolls. Conneticut, Massachusets, and Tuscan.

 

This past weekend, the family went on an adventure to Red Hook (Brooklyn) to satisfy my craving for a lobster roll (not pregnant, just hungry). AND HOT DAMN, this lobster roll did not disappoint. Unbelievably delicious. KNOCK OUT GOOD.

Red Hook Lobster Pound

 

Red Hook Lobster Pound, whassup! I have read about this place for years, and  I am so glad that we finally made the trek to Red Hook eat there. The irony is that we have probably spent more time in Red Hook than any other couple that lives in Manhattan, as we used to shop at Fairway and go to Baked (bakery) every weekend (until kid #2 made it more difficult). But this was our first visit to the Lobster Pound.

 

Everything about the restaurant and food was great — high quality lobster; fun, casual environment; affordable; creative options; complete and utter deliciousness!

Outside the restaurant. You order on the left door, and then go outside and go through the right door to eat in a big large picnic style room.

Outside the restaurant. You order on the left door, and then go outside and go through the right double wooden door to eat in a large picnic style room

Cruzzie under the cashier.

Cruzzie under the cashier

Decor.

Decor

Our food being prepared.

Our food being prepared

Ship Ahoy!

Ships Ahoy!

Picnic table cuteness.

Picnic table cuteness

Whole look.

Whole look

Lobster.

Lobster

Patiently waiting for our food to come.

Patiently waiting for our food

DROOOOOOOL. Now that is what I am talking about!

DROOOOOOOL. Now that is what I am talking about!

Three types of lobster rolls. Conneticut, Massachusets, and Tuscan.

Three types of lobster rolls. Connecticut (hot), Tuscan (no dairy), and Maine (traditional). All unbelievably good.

Mac and cheese for the kids.

Mac and cheese for the kids.

Yup, look tired. But full.

Yup, look tired. But full.

Papa and daughter.

Papa and daughter

To see the menu, go here. And Manhattanites, get excited as they opened up a Manhattan outpost this past Tuesday! Hip Hip Hooray! Have a great weekend everyone….I am in Paris running the marathon again this Sunday, so wish me luck. I need all the positive thoughts I can get!

Anika Yael Natori, aka, The Josie Girl

Blog Home Page

Josie Girl

8 Comments

  1. Love Red Hook. Love the Lobster Pound. Glad the neighborhood continues to recover from Sandy. BK!

  2. i am a lobster roll snob. I like these slightly better than ed’s in manhattan, but both are great.

  3. They have a Lobster Roll truck as well. People line up around the block to get those lobster rolls!

Leave a Reply

Your email address will not be published. Required fields are marked *