Mason's Famous Lobster Rolls

As a seafood lover who frequents Cape Cod several times a year, I think I am qualified to say these are amazing

Literally the best thing I've ate in so long. Got the Connecticut Roll and it was delicious! Shop is a little small but they have street side seating.

Mason's Lobster rolls are definitely worth a visit. The rolls are generously filled with plenty of lobster meat. While the Mac 'n' Cheese is just average, the rolls are absolutely delicious. Ver carta

Really solid lobster rolls. Incredibly friendly staff and great service. I also had the clam chowder best I've had in years! Parking can be tricky, but the food is a great reward. In the historical section of Annapolis, steps from the Church Circle.

The staff here is incredibly friendly and the service is prompt. You receive exactly what you anticipate. The rolls are nicely toasted and delicious. The lobster bisque is rich and creamy, with great flavor. While some places add chunks of lobster to their bisque, this one doesn’t need it at all. I’m not only planning to return, but I'm also excited about it!

We ordered the Connecticut roll, which features warm lobster, and while there was a decent amount of lobster, some parts were cold, and the texture was quite chewy with very little flavor. The butter had an artificial lemon flavor that was very bitter and overwhelming. Overall, the roll was disappointing. At $20 per roll, the price is reasonable, but given our proximity to Maine, I expected a much better experience. Ver carta

I've visited this place several times and it never fails to impress! We've always ordered the Bar Harbor rolls, and I believe $25 is a reasonable price considering the generous portion of meat and its quality. The rolls are delicious, and the staff is very friendly! While it's not quite the same as an authentic lobster roll from Maine, it's also not as pricey, and you don't have to travel far. I will definitely keep coming back—this place is fantastic!

I was taken aback by the size, as this was my first ever lobster roll (I got the Connecticut roll, warm and butter in the same sentence is all I needed to see). Yes, it's smaller than you might expect, but it's jam packed and the roll is just right. Crunchy out the outside. Added a cup of lobster bisque and I have to admit, it filled me up. Prices are high now because of everything going on, or at least that's their excuse, but I think it was worth it. I probably won't be back often, but I will be back.

I visited this small lobster shop on Annapolis's bustling, touristy main street for the first time, and I was pleasantly surprised by how delicious my lobster roll was! Just keep in mind that this place is nothing more than a tiny, no-frills, noisy counter-service spot. They mainly serve one item: flavorful lobster rolls, accompanied by chips or potato salad. The real enjoyment comes from sitting by the window, watching the stream of people passing by—you're likely to spot uniformed midshipmen from the nearby Naval Academy and suited politicians from the Maryland State House just up the street. Ver carta