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A historic seafood restaurant in Plymouth, MA, known for its lobster and other seafood offerings. It has a long-standing tradition and has recently reopened under new management.
New management has taken over, but specific chef names are not readily available in the provided search results.
Last updated: 9/20/2026, 3:06:20 AM
The Lobster Pound is a historic seafood eatery located in Plymouth, Massachusetts, overlooking Manomet Point. It has a tradition spanning over 50 years and has recently reopened under new management after a hiatus.
Customers have fond memories of The Lobster Pound, often visiting for generations. They recall it as a go-to place for lobsters, steamers, and clams, and appreciate its role as a town landmark.
The term 'lobster pound' historically refers to a method of storing live lobsters, first used in Maine in 1875. The restaurant was closed for three years due to a family illness before reopening.
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Add yoursLikely during warmer months when seafood is in season and outdoor dining might be more prevalent. Weekends and evenings are typically popular for seafood restaurants.
