[USOTR]

We had a wonderful lunch. Good food at a good price with great service.

[DianeP]

We ate there last month and several times over the summer. Everything was excellent and no paper products were used.

[tedquick]

I eat there every 2 or 3 weeks and find it quite satisfactory. Of course, the location is unbeatable.

[RDulac]

Been there recently. Much better than before. 👍

[lpkruege1]

Originally Posted by RedChariot

I'm looking for current information on The Lighthouse. The last we were there was years ago. Food was dreadful, served on paper plates and plastic dinnerware. Service not much better. We have never returned. How is it now? We were gifted with a generous gift card for the restaurant. If its still dreadful I feel so bad for the person giving it to us. They don't live here and have no way of knowing good or bad.

Your loss if you don't go. Food was good and so was service a week ago. the fish was good and so was the shrimp.

[H-ned]

Originally Posted by RedChariot

I'm looking for current information on The Lighthouse. The last we were there was years ago. Food was dreadful, served on paper plates and plastic dinnerware. Service not much better. We have never returned. How is it now? We were gifted with a generous gift card for the restaurant. If its still dreadful I feel so bad for the person giving it to us. They don't live here and have no way of knowing good or bad.

You can PM to me and I will gladly take that dreadful gift card off your hands. Wife and I have devoured their consistently good shrimp baskets, fish and chips, and frozen piña coladas while watching sunsets and taking lunchtime breaks from browsing along the square. Don’t waste your time there; simply help me enjoy my time there in the holiday spirit! All kidding aside, yes, go there and enjoy a good meal and a relaxing time on the waterfront.

[kcrazorbackfan]

Good lord! What is the deal with eating off paper plates with plastic utensils? It doesn’t diminish the quality of food.

[OrangeBlossomBaby]

Originally Posted by H-ned

You can PM to me and I will gladly take that dreadful gift card off your hands. Wife and I have devoured their consistently good shrimp baskets, fish and chips, and frozen piña coladas while watching sunsets and taking lunchtime breaks from browsing along the square. Don’t waste your time there; simply help me enjoy my time there in the holiday spirit! All kidding aside, yes, go there and enjoy a good meal and a relaxing time on the waterfront.

Sorry I already claimed it back on page 1 of this thread. MINE! Mama wants steamers.

[BrianL99]

Originally Posted by kcrazorbackfan

Good lord! What is the deal with eating off paper plates with plastic utensils? It doesn’t diminish the quality of food.

There was a time in history, when eating off paper plates at a restaurant, was considered a luxury.

Fortunately, it only lasted about 5 months and then the Covid nonsense ended. Now folks can eat at restaurants with real plates and silverware, as god intended.

Reading this thread and hearing folks praise the food at the Lighthouse, explains a lot.

[mikempp]

We stop up and get a sandwich and fries to go every now and then (with our dog on leash), all have been very tasty.

[OrangeBlossomBaby]

Originally Posted by BrianL99

There was a time in history, when eating off paper plates at a restaurant, was considered a luxury.

Fortunately, it only lasted about 5 months and then the Covid nonsense ended. Now folks can eat at restaurants with real plates and silverware, as god intended.

Reading this thread and hearing folks praise the food at the Lighthouse, explains a lot.

I can't afford to go back to New England for a hot buttered lobster roll, fresh-caught steamers (little-necks) with broth and clarified butter, whole-belly fried clams, or any other New England seafood. Lighthouse is the closest thing *accessible by golf cart* to it. That and waiting for Cousin's truck to come to an event at the squares so I can get the lobster roll (for $24, for JUST the roll, no fries, no drink, no slaw).

It's sort of like getting a pizza around here. Our options are limited and the quality can't be matched, so we have to decide to either get the least offensive available, or do without entirely.

So far, my only REAL disappointment with Lighthouse so far has been that they don't make their own tartar sauce - it's Kraft single-serve cups, and they charge extra for a second.

[justjim]

Given the location and photos taken while watching the sunset at the Lighthouse restaurant the food quality is hardly a serious issue. Having said that, when you pay the tab how can you make a serious complaint about the food or the service. It’s all good.

[michgary]

[C4Boston]

Originally Posted by RedChariot

I'm looking for current information on The Lighthouse. The last we were there was years ago. Food was dreadful, served on paper plates and plastic dinnerware. Service not much better. We have never returned. How is it now? We were gifted with a generous gift card for the restaurant. If its still dreadful I feel so bad for the person giving it to us. They don't live here and have no way of knowing good or bad.

Ate there recently, food was good. Service was slow as was delivery of food but being retired and having nothing else to do I enjoyed my time with company and the view.

[CoachKandSportsguy]

Originally Posted by BrianL99

Reading this thread and hearing folks praise the food at the Lighthouse, explains a lot.

LOL! TRUE