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  • The Maine lobster lady food truck has been a mystical creature for me and I have been on the hunt for this elusive animal. I am beyond stoked to finally be able to eat one of her highly raved about rolls! I am horrendous at tracking food trucks but I found out they were going to be at the 20th annual art in the garden event so I had to go. I purposely skipped breakfast to make sure I had room for multiple things on the menu. I ordered the hot buttered lobster roll and the lobster bisque. The lobster roll comes with a little sauce cup of slaw and a bag of lays potato chips. The slaw was good. It was creamy and had nice flavor. The lobster roll was where it was at! They use large chunks of lobster. It's definitely whole pieces of claw meat and I'm not sure if they use the tail as well. The meat comes on a buttery grilled bun. I think they also use a buttery based sauce or something in the inside of the roll. My bun had a little too much butter on it so it was a little butter logged but it tasted great so. They give you a lemon wedge, which I recommend squeezing it on the lobster to help cut some of the fat from the butter with the acidity. At some points, I drizzled some of my bisque on my lobster roll and that was delicious as well but the roll was really good on its own. The lobster bisque had really nice, developed flavors. It had a very strong yet refined lobster flavor. The bisque was very smooth and was at a good thickness for me. There were no lobster chunks in the soup but if you looked closely you could see thin threads of lobster so they must blend it down into the soup. However they get their base, it is fabulous. The soup comes with saline crackers. I didn't eat the crackers because I thought it was perfect without, especially since I was eating it concurrently with the lobster roll. I paid $30 for both. It does sound expensive for lunch, but if you look at how much meat you are getting on the roll, the quality of the meat, and the flavor profile of the bisque, I would say that it's on the high side of still fair. If I ever see this truck again, I will be buying another lobster roll. 4.5/5 if that bun was crispy it would have been a full 5.
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