The Highroller Lobster Co.

Minka Lane

Solid place to go when in Portland, Maine. There’s plenty of seating both in and outside with hardly any wait time. The style of the menu is straightforward so you know what you’re ordering, with pictures accompanying the mobile menu ordering site. The two ways of ordering makes for a fairly efficient system (either order and pay through phone or traditional order). The food comes out at a reasonable time and was hot (what’s more to love?). Service is great just keep in mind that it isn’t your typical sit and dine restaurant with an assigned waiter. I had no complaints and will be thinking about their lobby pop until I return.

Shao Yang

We made it just in time for happy hour. (4pm-6pm). Took advantage of the $2 oysters and the house margaritas. Also threw in some jello shots. Very tasty! The surf and turf high roller burger was beyond amazing. Definitely get the 8oz patty as it will balance out the amount of lobster it's topped with. I got lemon mayo, garlic mayo and lobster ghee. Definitely will hit this spot if I'm ever in Maine again.

Justine Vild

Got here right at 11 when they opened because we had a 1pm flight. We were in and out in 30 minutes. Easy ordering and paying right on your phone. I ordered the lobster roll and it was delicious. Not as amazing as the one I had at Red's Eats with all that lobster meat years ago but extremely satisfying. Fries were excellent and the jalapeño mayo was fabulous. Super happy with my last meal in the area and I like the low key casual vibe. Highly recommend!

Krys M Gatmaitan

Heard some great things about Highrollers, so we traveled out of our way to give it a try. To say our expectations were met is the understatement of the year, and this was close to New Year's Eve 2021. The food was fantastic, and the staff were especially kind and super helpful. Sure, expect to pay a bit more than your typical night out at Taco Bell, but it is so worth it. The lobster rolls were filled with meaty lobster deliciousness. I highly recommend going for the simple lobster ghee or drawn butter for the sauce. You can even try it without the sauce (have it on the side) and it is still amazing. The fries were perfectly crisp and tasty, and the Cesar salad did not disappoint at all. We also had the Christmas bomb, which was served in a porron. I have to say, the Christmas bomb was nothing I've ever had before, kinda tasted like a cross between a really rich ice coffee and pumpkin pie in liquid form, it was amazing and paired well with our meal. Parking was on the street, but being after 6pm we didn't have to pay. For sure a definite winner in my book, if we are in Portland again we're definitely stopping by to hang out and chow.