About
York, Maine
Lobster Cove Restaurant
Enjoy fine oceanfront dining and stunning views for the whole family. Just a short distance from The Goldenrod and the Nubble Light Lighthouse at Long Sands Beach in York Harbor. Lobster Cove features two levels of outdoor seating in the summer months, two dining rooms with bold ocean views and cozy fireplaces for those chilly days.
- Moderately priced, we serve up great value for the whole family!
- We look forward to serving you
- Open for Lunch & Dinner daily (in season) at 11:30
- Off season you can find us Thursday thru Monday
- Happy Hour Mon – Friday 3 to 5
We invite you to join us, meet our wonderful staff, and allow us to serve up our Lobster Cove experience, starting off with, perhaps, an appetizer and a cocktail from our full bar, then on to one of our many specialty entrees:
* Enjoy our Maine Twin Lobster dinner
* One of our delicious burgers (or two)
* Delicious salads, soups, and chowders, and
* Specialty seafood entrees
Dedicated staff ready to serve you
Our team is our family.
Our Delightful Hosts
What can we say? Cute!
They will be greeting you at the Cove and finding the right seat for your Lobster Cove dining experience.
Neighborhood Bar
we can’t wait to serve you!
Our bartenders are experienced and friendly! Come grab a beer and say hello!
Front of the House
Front of the House…
The ultimate Team! Let us introduce them now, before you arrive so you will know them when you meet.
Fresh Maine Twin Lobster Dinners
Full-Service Cocktail Bar
Specialty Seafood Dishes
Two Levels of Outdoor Seating
Things To Do In York Maine
York, Maine, offers a delightful mix of coastal charm, rich history, and family-friendly attractions. Whether you’re planning a summer getaway or a weekend escape, here are some top activities and sights to enjoy:
Beaches & Coastal Views
- Long Sands Beach: A 1.3-mile stretch perfect for sunbathing, surfing, and beach walks.
- Short Sands Beach: Located in downtown York Beach, this beach is near shops, restaurants, and the Fun-O-Rama arcade.
- Cape Neddick “Nubble” Lighthouse: One of Maine’s most photographed lighthouses, offering picturesque views and a gift shop.
Historic Sites & Museums
- Old York Gaol: One of the oldest public buildings in the U.S., dating back to 1719, now a museum showcasing colonial history.
- McIntire Garrison House: A rare example of a colonial log garrison house built in 1713, reflecting early settler life.
- York Historic District: Explore historic buildings, including the First Parish Church (built in 1747) and the Old York Gaol, within this expansive district.
Family-Friendly Attractions
- York’s Wild Kingdom: A combination zoo and amusement park featuring animals, rides, and a butterfly kingdom.
- Fun-O-Rama Arcade: A beachfront arcade offering classic games and candlepin bowling, fun for all ages.
- The Goldenrod: A historic candy shop known for its saltwater taffy and ice cream, delighting visitors since 1896.
Outdoor Adventures
- Mount Agamenticus: Offers hiking and biking trails with panoramic views of the Atlantic Ocean and surrounding areas.
- Wiggly Bridge: The smallest suspension bridge in the U.S., leading to scenic walking trails along the York River.
Shopping & Local Art
- York Village: Home to boutique shops, art galleries, and antique stores, perfect for leisurely shopping.
- George Marshall Store Gallery: Features contemporary art exhibitions in a historic setting.
York, Maine, combines natural beauty with historical richness, offering activities for every interest. Whether you’re exploring its scenic beaches, delving into colonial history, or enjoying local cuisine, York provides a quintessential New England experience.
