Me and my friend were craving lobster rolls in the summer so I did some research and found Fresh Off The Boat.
Service: The female cashing us out at the front was nice and answered whatever questions we had about the menu.
Ambience: The decor makes sense for the type of restaurant it is. I liked the wall of sriacha. There were about 6 other people in the restaurant when we arrived. We had to wait about 10-15 mins for seats.
Food: We both ordered what we originally came for: the lobster roll ($15). We upgraded the fries that usually come with the roll to fresco fries ($9). The portion of the roll for the price was smaller than I liked, but those fries are something I'd definitely come back for! The roll was toasted and buttered well, it didn't taste greasy. There could've been more sauce used with the lobster but overall, it was a decent lobster roll.
Price: For the portions we both got, we both agreed that it was pretty pricey. We both paid almost $30 for our meals each. For the size of the lobster roll you're getting, it's not really worth it.
Again, I'd most definitely come back for the Frisco fries, or to try one of the other sandwiches.