
Classic New England seafood shack, market & bar in a rustic riverfront building with patio seating.
Hours
| Saturday | 11 AM–9 PM |
| Sunday | 11 AM–9 PM |
| Monday | 11 AM–9 PM |
| Tuesday | 11 AM–9 PM |
| Wednesday | 11 AM–9 PM |
| Thursday | 11 AM–9 PM |
| Friday | 11 AM–9 PM |
Address and Contact Information
Address: 290 Shore Rd, Bourne, MA 02532
Phone: (508) 759-7600
Website: http://www.lobstertrap.net/
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Reviews
I was visiting from Maryland and drove from Leominster to the Cape based on a Yelp review. While I have a bit of buyer’s remorse from that long drive (since I didn’t get a chance to actually enjoy the scenery – just the dark ), I can’t say I regret the food.
For context, I’m a Maryland transplant from Cali (a coastal kid if you will lol). Maryland is the home of the crab, but I’ll admit, I donnnnno know. I might need to do a little more hands-on research before I decide who really does seafood best – especially crab lol.
I ordered the clam chowder and the lobster roll. Just a heads up: that roll was $40 buckaroos – phew, but it was absolutely worth it. The lobster was falling out of the bun, and it was hearty. The only thing I would do different is remove the lettuce, it doesn’t need it – it is a star on the roll all on its own. My total was $57.57 before tip.
Oh! The restaurant was VERY clean, which genuinely impressed me. Outside, you still get that seasonal “by-the-sea” smell (you know the one), but the restaurant somehow keeps it completely out of the space. That’s impressive, because that smell often has a way of following you in.
The restaurant itself is well lit, like a beacon of light after driving through that dark stretch of town. We had no trouble parking, though I can tell it fills up fast. Spaces are limited, so carpool if you can.
The service was great, relaxed, approachable, and balanced. Our waitress didn’t hover, she did not pull the disappearing act either. Her timing was juuuuust right lol. (As I wrote that, I thought, “who am I, a reviewer from the Three Bears story” lol). I think at a certain hour they also let guests seat themselves in the dining room. Any other time they have very sweet staff to welcome you in.
Side note: I think that front area, is where you can purchase your own seafood that you can cook at home.
When I come back, and I will return, I’m definitely trying a Bloody Mary and one of their fun-sounding cocktails. And honestly, probably that lobster roll again. Oh, and the crab cake. Sorry, Maryland, I need to see if the Cape does it better lol.
Thank you for everything!
Super crowded in summer but all great Cape restaurants are like that.
We were eventually seated at a high table by the river, which was comfortable and had a nice view. Service was solid. The fried seafood was just okay — nothing special — but the swordfish sandwich was really good, and the drinks were even better. I had one with guava juice that was amazing, and my girlfriend got a mudslide that was delicious (and strong!). By the time we got home, we were definitely feeling it — in a good way.
Next time, I’d probably skip the fried platter and go for a lobster or shrimp roll — or try the tuna pad Thai. Overall, fun spot with great vibes and drinks.