Quincy's Original Lobster Rolls

According to chat gpt this is THE lobster roll place in Cape May… so 5 of us came for a late lunch… in the middle of shopping and dinning strip and a block away from the beach. Parking can be tricky… typical lobster roll place - no thrills hole in a wall. There are few options to pick from including lobster bisque, which my friends did try and liked. 3 rolls option - original , salad and Connecticut style. I decided to try Connecticut and Original. Nothing to complain about - fresh. Hit the spot but a star shy of 5 stars. Came with chips and a pickle. We are outside. Service was quick. Food was fresh. WATCH OUT FOR SEAGULLS - they nearly stole our food - spiraled down and literally missed it by an inch… Certainly would encourage you to try them - not too pricey… but dont expect Micheline

I recently visited this charming little eatery, and their lobster roll was absolutely fantastic! The lobster was fresh and generously piled, with just the right amount of seasoning. The staff was friendly and attentive, making the whole experience even better. A must-visit for seafood lovers!

John Quincey's Original Lobster Rolls isn't your white tablecloth kind of seafood joint. It's a hidden gem tucked right on the beach, with a walk-up counter and a cluster of picnic tables for seating. Don't be fooled by the casual digs – this place serves up lobster rolls that are nothing short of legendary. The first thing that grabs you is the scent of salty air intertwining with the warm, buttery aroma of lobster. As you wait for your order, the rhythmic crash of waves serves as a constant reminder of the beautiful ocean mere steps away. The picnic tables, a riot of colors, are spread out under large umbrellas, offering shade and the perfect spot to take in the breathtaking ocean views. Now, let's talk about the main event: the lobster roll. They pile incredibly fresh lobster meat hig

I recently stopped by Quincy’s Lobster Rolls and had a fantastic meal. I ordered a shrimp roll and a corndog, and both were delicious. The shrimp roll was packed with a generous amount of shrimp, and the toasted bun added a great touch. The corndog was a perfect addition to my meal, complementing the roll nicely. Quincy’s is definitely a go-to spot for a quick and easy lunch. Just be cautious of the seagulls—they’re quick to snatch your food if you’re not careful! I’m looking forward to my next visit.

Over our 3 day stay in Cape May, we ate at 7 different places. Guess which one was the best? The food here is fabulous and we came back again. Kaylee (our server) told us that the Chef is the Owner! What we appreciated was the way the Chef used the natural sea salt along with other spices. The scallops were incredible as were the vegetables- both times cooked perfectly. If you have an extended stay in Cape May, there's a good chance you will come back.