Wicked Lobsta

I've been going to Quincy Market as the place to take my touristy friends when they're in town for some time. I always make sure to highlight Wicked Lobsta because their lobster bisque is insanely delicious! They have a very decent lobster roll here but I think there are better deals elsewhere. Lots of people come here for them and they are delicious but I really recommend not skipping the lobster bisque! It's extremely creamy but balanced and has rich lobster flavor.The service is friendly here and they are prompt to get to you in line!

first lobster eats of the trip! did you know: lobster used to be for poorer citizens before it was glamorized and prices shot up...the buttered brioche bread and cut up pieces of lettuce with ranch truly make this maine lobster roll a complete success... without them it's cold, as usually served, but i prefer warm sandwiches! pricey but delicious

I normally get lobster roll warm, this was my first time ordering cold lobster roll and I thought it was delicious. I think they serve the best lobster roll in the market place.I got the summer special which also came with small chowder and soda.

We came here over the weekend for dinner and enjoyed it. Their store was inside of Quincy market next to a lot of other food stores, so just something to be aware of while locating this business.The lobster roll was 5/5 awesome!! Lots of high quality lobster meat. The crab cakes were reasonably priced, but didn't have as much crab meat as what the lobster roll offered. The food came out pretty quickly and the staff was nice as well. We would come back here again for the lobster rolls!

Only got the lobster roll - although $33 is a lot for buttery lobster sandwich on brioche bread. It was the best lobster roll I had during the trip. I guess if you're eating in touristy location, this is what you should expect. Enjoyed it, but wish it was less

Delicious lobster roll!! Fresh!! Highly recommend!! My first ever lobster roll and it was amazing!! Can't wait to come back again and again!! A must stop in downtown Boston!!

Brief Summary:- Rich mac and cheese- Good portions of lobster and mac and cheese- Complimentary bread- Located within Quincy Market- I don't eat much lobster, so I don't have a expectationOn the first visit, I have dedicated time to eat foods with lobster in it. One, we don't eat lobster on a regular or even on special occasions, so I thought it will be great to try it in a place that it is known for. There was Quincy Market, where it was long building that stretched with different food stalls of foods Boston was known for. This also meant that there was no Indian food (there was one Chinese restaurant). In the center of this long building, there was a 2-story sitting area to take your food and eat there.As we walked down the string of food restaurants, this one caught our eye. Comfort mac and cheese with different fillings? Yes, that sounded like a good meal to have after a long walk in town. For a flair of Boston, we chose the lobster mac and cheese. When we ordered this, it came with a free slice of bread, which was really nice to have when scooping up the rest of the mac and cheese. The macaroni was cooked just right, nice and tender and not overcooked. I also loved how there was a generous amount of lobster in the mac and cheese, but it wasn't torn into little pieces -- that I did myself. It did looks fancy to see large lobster chunks in the bowl of mac and cheese, but in terms of eating it required a little cutting with the plastic spoon and fork combination. In terms of flavor, the mac and cheese tasted like a mac and cheese. No seafood taste, which was a good thing for some of my family members, who do not like seafood, but it also didn't taste like it had a lobster flavor. However, this is not something I should say because I also haven't eaten many lobsters, so I don't know what the best lobster tastes like. In all, the lobster in mac and cheese was my favorite food with the lobster. The lobster needs additional flavor, in which the mac and cheese did a great job.

Was visiting Boston for the weekend and the family needed try a lobster roll, they really enjoyed. I'm allergic to gluten so I went the chowda route and was surprised. I got the Lobster Corn Chowda and was in love with it. I wish it had more lobster meat, but the over dish was delicious. I also got the shrimp cocktail on the side and it was also a hit. Would recommend 10/10!

Had the lobster special which includes the lobster roll, clam chowder, and a drink. The lobster roll was okay, bordering on good. It was a hefty sandwich filled with lots of lobster. It's hard to put my finger on it, but the meat didn't seem as plump and springy as some other lobster rolls I've eaten. Now, the clam chowder was excellent. The flavor was great and the chowder was thick and creamy. There were good-sized pieces of clams in it. Service is limited since this is a stall type restaurant located in Quincy Market, but she was friendly and helpful. There are tables in a center area that were quite full. There's upstairs seating too.

Located in Quincy Market in Boston. Great places to buy trinkets, souvenirs, and food! Wicked Lobstah can be found amongst the many options at this market. Can't go wrong with a lobster roll and of course a clam chowder pairing. This combo hasn't let me down yet. Great toasted, buttery bun and a good amount of meat. The chowder was great as well and chunky, the way that God intended. I don't like crackers, but when I found out about good clam chowder and oyster crackers, I'm all about it now. Dive right in. If lobster rolls are your thing, try this place when you're in the area.Of course, it's in a busy part of town so beware of paid parking depending on the day.