Yum: https://lobstershacktwolights.com/. My wife and I went to The Lobster Shack at Two Lights. The weather was perfect for outdoor eating with low winds and no rain. I'd go when the wind was low if you go. If it's cloudy it would be fine. It was a great meal, reasonably priced, and if the weather is good, you can't beat the view on the rocky coast of Maine. We walked the rocks and tide pools after and it was a great date!
From the website: "There are good places to eat in Southern Maine. Other restaurants have nice views…But nothing compares with The Lobster Shack at Two Lights. Located at the end of Two Lights Road on the rocky shores of Cape Elizabeth, Maine–The Lobster Shack is an award-winning restaurant that has been a local landmark since the 1920s. Enjoy your meal oceanside on the picnic tables, perched just above the crashing surf, below the lighthouse and next to the fog horn. Or stay in the cozy dining room, watching the ships entering Portland Harbor and the local fishermen haul up their daily catch."
Two Lights State Park has a legendary rocky coast and 41-acres of rocky headlands.
Portland Head Light at Located in Fort Williams Park, the world’s most photographed lighthouse.
Fort Williams Park which has the oldest lighthouse in Maine and is a great park with a beach and lawns and trails.
Crescent Beach State Park which has a mile-long, crescent-shaped beach
ideal with arm waters and light surf.
The lobster shack at two lights is a restaurant in Cumberland County, Maine, very near Portland Maine, in the town of Cape Elizabeth in the United States at: The Lobster Shack at Two Lights. 225 Two Lights Rd, Cape Elizabeth, ME 04107.
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