Luke's Lobster Pike Street

My friend really wanted to stop at this place right off the Market. They have MASSIVE lobster rolls absolutely packed with meat. It was so large we decided to share it. This was a good move as I don't think I could have finished it myself. While the lobster meat was plentiful, it didn't exactly have the flavor I was hoping for. The cashier was friendly and the restaurant was clean. Not a bad experience. If I go back, I'll try some different items.

Hey Yall!Flew into Seattle last night for our layover. Some of the flight attendants recommended Luke's on Pike Street. I'm cautious of having any seafood when flying a trip but the fact it's fresh caught was the deciding factor.......Very clean restaurant with a really chill staff willing to answer my questions. With a tasty and fresh selection to choose from I'd say this is one of the premier places in historic Seattle to get your lobster fix!!!!!Enjoy!!!!

Cute small place. Food came out very fast. Pricey IMO ($38). Cashier was very nice and helpful. Four Stars b/c I had to add salt to my clam chowder. Chowder was just ok and didn't taste homemade. Very meaty lobster. Spicy Roll was a little sweet but wasn't too spicy. Overall, pretty good

The crab sandwich was awesome and fresh - highly recommended if ever in Seattle You won't be disappointed

We visited Luke's Lobster during our trip to Seattle after seeing their lobster rolls on social media. When we entered the first thing I noticed was that the interior was pretty ordinary, just your standard furniture and decor. The food was great and we were served fairly quickly, but it was pricey... We each got a 4oz lobster roll combo(w/ chowder and a drink) and for the two of us, it came out to be almost $80... I'm glad we tried it, but not sure if I would return due to price point.

Very fresh. Very simple.What instantly stood out to me was the warm and soft buttery bread. I'm normally the kind to just eat the lobster and leave the bread but I actually enjoyed the bread more. The lobster itself got overwhelmingly quickly; not that it was bad, but it tasted like consuming sea water. They give you the option to add your own spices/condiments but I chose to evaluate them in their own. What's interesting about this place is that they just put lobster on buttered bread and nothing else - you're here for top tier lobster quality. Despite the high prices, I praise this place for its high quality seafood. I got the trio to try them all and found that I enjoyed the shrimp one the most. The quantity of the trio is just right for one but may not fill a hungry person. The chowder bisque are to die for and are the real winners of this place (if not the buttery bread). Friendly staff, quiet place. It starts to get busy after 6.

While these aren't exactly my favorite lobster rolls in town, this is probably my favorite place to go for lobster rolls, if that makes sense. They offer several different types of lobster roll flavors as well as a few crab or shrimp options. Bonus, their servers are actual help when making decisions so ask questions and they will do their best. The one thing I noticed that they do that so other places don't, they have an option to make it hot. I have people in my party that refuse to eat cold meats. This is one of the only lobster focused places I can safely take larger groups and feel confident that everyone will be able to happily order and eat. I'm not sure what flavor is my favorite, but to be honest the flavor differences are fairly subtle. I do wish the had an option for extra potent sauce so I could dip to get the full experience of their sauces ingredients.Luckily they also let you pick a size. These babies are not cheap. A date here for 2 can cost you over $80 if you order 2 fulls with sides and a drink. As in, if you have kids, be sure to order them the small version if you want to help your pockets out. Our bill for 4 smalls that we upgraded to the cheapest +2 combo, still came out around $120. Thank goodness they offer free water for those who can't afford the extra drink. The water tastes great. I don't appreciate their location. It's hard to believe they even have decent prices seeing how other places further away from this hot zone have even higher prices. The inside is so clean and inviting. Plenty of room, it's never even crowded. Perfect for an informal date or putting with friends. I hope they stick around and stay affordable and I'll keep on coming and bringing people to try them out. Don't expect to find easy parking. My first 2 visits I walked. My third visit I was in a car and we had to make 3 loops to find parking which was about a block and a half away. This was about as close as it gets. It's worth the journey.

this place was pretty good, but I didn't realize that the lobster rolls were cold not warm. I actually liked the rolls the best.

Came to Luke's on one of my many Pike Place strolls, and I was not disappointed. When I walked in, no one was there but me, making the service prompt. The ambulance ambiance is casual with a fish market vibe. The star of the experience was undoubtedly the lobster roll. It was packed with tons of fresh lobster and just the right of mayo. It is the perfect lunch for a summer day. Highly recommend Luke's for a solid seafood lunch near Pike's Place that's not a tourist trap.

We tried this place as it was a suggestion on Seattle's sight. We came here two days in a row! The first day, we tried the lobster roll, and the crab roll. Omg, the lobster roll was delicious! Warm with the toasted bread and warm butter. We also tried the crab roll. That was good but I asked for warm butter to add to the crab as we I did not know it was served cold. The lobster roll was so good we came back an again and only ordered the lobster rolls this time. It's served with a side of chips as well. I didn't eat the chips but it's a nice addition. The workers were super nice and explained the menu and answered my questions. The restaurant was clean and cool. Great considering it was a hot day. They also had outside seating. The prices for the lobster roll was $24 for a 4inch and $36 for 6inch. A little costly but it was absolutely delicious. If you are in Seattle, try this place. 9/10