Picnic Box

Good spot for a quick bite to eat! Breakfast was hearty and solid. Came out in less than 10 minutes after ordering! Corned beef hash was delicious, eggs were runny just like I order. Pancakes were subpar. Little pricey for breakfast, assuming that’s due to inflation. Overall service and food hit the spot.

Was looking for a good seafood lunch option. Originally planned to get lobster roll, but decided on clams instead. Friendly staff, great portion/value. Had a really good clam plate, but plenty of other seafood and non-seafood options. Would recommend and go back if ever in the area again!

My wife and I had wanted to try a Sunday breakfast at Picnic Box for a while. She had a standard Eggs Benedict with an orange juice, I had scrambled eggs with hash, and coffee. My wife liked her Bennie and OJ, my serving tasted very salty, and the coffee was very weak and tasteless. The waitress was helpful, personal and friendly. The atmosphere was somewhat noisy and boomy due to the hard surfaces and acoustics. There was no itemized receipt at the end, just a handwritten note with the total charge of $41. All in all, an OK place, but there are better breakfast places.

Blink and you’ll miss this place. A tiny little diner with one of the best eggs Benedict I’ve ever ordered: The Crab Benny. They make some sort of concoction of hollandaise sauce that pairs perfectly with eggs and a crab cake of some kind—packed with chunks of actual crab—on top of an English muffin. I had this for breakfast and my mouth is watering just thinking about this beautiful dish. The American fries were okay, but they also make a mean pancake and batch of bacon. Definitely give this place a shot.

if you want to know the real vibe of this joint, walk in and ask do you do you serve good coffee. This is a great opener for the fun relationship with server. tell them Ed Liz and skunky sent you.