Robert Wholey's most popular attraction seems to be the hot food inside of the store. Unfortunately, since there was a long line, I was short on time and stomach space, I didn't get a chance to try any of the seafood sandwiched I read such good things about.
Instead, I tried the lobster rolls they were selling outside. For $7, it was really good for the price. They don't skimp on the lobster meat either. They use big chunks of lobster (including whole pieces of claw meat), which was most likely previously frozen, but it still tasted pretty good. The thing is that it's not that sanitary. The guy making the sammies did change his gloves right after we ordered the roll. But then he handled the cash we gave him, and THEN he grabbed the bread with the same hand! I'm not trying to be a germaphobe here but um...what was the point of changing that glove then?!
So if you're willing to turn the other cheek, you'll get a decent lobster roll. It won't be very clean but then again, what food bought on the street is?