We will open for the 2010 summer season, our 24th consecutive year, on July 1. There are a lot of great
changes and delicious new items on the menu this year. But the same gorgeous views from our authentic working dock on Lunt Harbor. Check back for more details and we hope to see you on the wharf!
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CONTACT
207-334-2902
VHF Channel 80
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HOURS
July 6 through Labor Day
Monday through Saturday:
7 a.m. to 7 p.m.
Sunday:
Noon to 7 p.m.
Limited breakfast items, including Wicked Joe coffee, are available all day.
Full menu is available starting at 11 a.m.
Check out the complete menu.
Lunt's Dockside Deli now offers free Wi-Fi right on the dock! And we have a sheltered eating area.
We accept MasterCard, Visa and Discover.
DIRECTIONS
Unless you have access to a private boat, it is not easy to reach Frenchboro. Every Friday, a passenger ferry does make a trip in the morning and a return trip in the late afternoon out of Bass Harbor. That ferry leaves Bass Harbor at 8 a.m. and leaves Frenchboro at 6 p.m. Island Cruises, also based in Bass Harbor, makes a very popular lunch cruise most days, weather permitting. The Island Cruises trip was a 2009 Editor's Pick by Yankee Magazine.
YACHT CLUBS & SPECIAL EVENTS
Please call if you are interesting in booking a large party
GIFTS
Our Ordering Room also includes Frenchboro, Lunt Harbor and Dockside Deli T-shirts and a handful of other special items. Check out our custom made Chocolate Bars, as well as select items from Pickles-N-Things, Maine Float-Rope Company, Lobsterman's Balm and more.
:: Lunt Lobster Company
Complete Menu
CONTACT
207-334-2902
VHF Channel 80
Become a fan on Facebook
Follow us on Twitter: luntlobster
HOURS
July 6 through Labor Day
Monday through Saturday:
7 a.m. to 7 p.m.
Sunday:
Noon to 7 p.m.
Limited breakfast items, including Wicked Joe coffee, are available all day.
Full menu is available starting at 11 a.m.
Check out the complete menu.
Lunt's Dockside Deli now offers free Wi-Fi right on the dock! And we have a sheltered eating area.
We accept MasterCard, Visa and Discover.
DIRECTIONS
Unless you have access to a private boat, it is not easy to reach Frenchboro. Every Friday, a passenger ferry does make a trip in the morning and a return trip in the late afternoon out of Bass Harbor. That ferry leaves Bass Harbor at 8 a.m. and leaves Frenchboro at 6 p.m. Island Cruises, also based in Bass Harbor, makes a very popular lunch cruise most days, weather permitting. The Island Cruises trip was a 2009 Editor's Pick by Yankee Magazine.
YACHT CLUBS & SPECIAL EVENTS
Please call if you are interesting in booking a large party
GIFTS
Our Ordering Room also includes Frenchboro, Lunt Harbor and Dockside Deli T-shirts and a handful of other special items. Check out our custom made Chocolate Bars, as well as select items from Pickles-N-Things, Maine Float-Rope Company, Lobsterman's Balm and more.
06/26/2010
08/03/2009
Getting the day started.
First customers heading in for coffee on what promises to be a beautiful Monday.
07/26/2009
Maine's Best Lobster? Lunt's Dockside Deli!
The Maine Lobster Council is conducting a promotion to find the best lobster in Maine, whether it is steamed lobster, lobster rolls, lobster stew, or something else.
Well, we think if you are eating on the wharf at Lunt's Dockside Deli, you have found it. So, please
vote! (And you just may win a free lobster bake). Ballots and details are available the deli.
07/19/2009
The Boston Globe calls Lunt's Dockside Deli "The Real Deal."
A travel story in The Boston Globe this morning called Lunt's Dockside Deli "The Real Deal" and one of the best places to eat lobster in Maine. We couldn't agree more! The article also gave props to Kim Strauss and his fantastic Island Cruises tour as well as our friends at Thurston's Lobster Pound in Bass Harbor and few others along the coast. Check out all of Hilary Nagle's recommendations by clicking here.
07/14/2009
Keeping up with the Porters
The Porters of Bangor, who sailed in the 40-foot Portier, spent the night in Lunt Harbor last night, and ate at the Deli. They offered rave reviews!
07/08/2009
Fair Schooner
Poor weather didn't stop the beautiful Schooner Mary Day! She anchored in Lunt Harbor this afternoon.
07/06/2009
Welcome!
The deli is now open for the season! Here's where we will be posting news, information, recipes, chatter and whatever else is happening in Frenchboro so keep coming back for more...
ABOUT THE DELI
The Dockside Deli is located in the village of Frenchboro on Long Island in beautiful Blue Hill Bay – roughly eight miles from Mount Desert Island. The Deli sits on the Lunt Lobster Company dock. Enjoy delicious food and friendly service while watching local fisherman sell their catch and while enjoying stunning views of Lunt Harbor and Blue Hill Bay with Acadia National Park looming in the distance. The island also boasts tremendous walking trails as well as the Frenchboro Historical Society and Gift Shop.
A LITTLE HISTORY
In the 1970s, David and Sandra Lunt operated the Lobsterman's Lunch take-out on the Lunt and Lunt dock. In 1987, their son and daughter-in-law revived the take-out and renamed it Lunt's Dockside Deli. It has operated every summer since its rebirth.
NEED LOBSTERS?
Visit the Lunt Lobster Company.
The Dockside Deli is located in the village of Frenchboro on Long Island in beautiful Blue Hill Bay – roughly eight miles from Mount Desert Island. The Deli sits on the Lunt Lobster Company dock. Enjoy delicious food and friendly service while watching local fisherman sell their catch and while enjoying stunning views of Lunt Harbor and Blue Hill Bay with Acadia National Park looming in the distance. The island also boasts tremendous walking trails as well as the Frenchboro Historical Society and Gift Shop.
A LITTLE HISTORY
In the 1970s, David and Sandra Lunt operated the Lobsterman's Lunch take-out on the Lunt and Lunt dock. In 1987, their son and daughter-in-law revived the take-out and renamed it Lunt's Dockside Deli. It has operated every summer since its rebirth.
NEED LOBSTERS?
Visit the Lunt Lobster Company.
