Summer Is for Lobster Rolls and Waterfront Dining
OK, OK — they’re no Mary’s Fish Camp, Pearl St. Oyster Bar or even “Lunch” lobster rolls, but they’re not bad.
They come with Lays chips, and, for a fee, a glass of pinot grigio. We got to have real glasses instead of plastic because at first, Marissa and I were sitting in the “restaurant” part of the restaurant.
When Ruth came, we moved over to the self-serve area. Here, Mariss points to where we were sitting.
After a wine, we went to the kiosk to place our order. (Hey — I just noticed the tomato, basil and feta dip. I bet that’s good! Oh well, another trip.)
We went back to table to await our name called over the loudspeaker. God I hate names called over the loud speaker, don’t you?
Nice view, though.
Mmm — lobster roll.
Pooky was different. She got the grilled portobello and mozzarella sandwich. Pretty darn good!
We left the sun to finish setting on its own.
Comments
Trae Feind wrote:
Boo wrote:
I only like to hear my name called over a loudspeaker at Taylor's Refresher. What was that perfect phrase you heard out there, "Looks like a great lunch you got there, Augie" or something to that effect? Good times.
liz wrote:
Yes. At Taylor's Refresher in Napa Valley, they call your name and say, "Boo, your lunch is ready. Boo?" and then you go up to the side door of the kitchen and a nice man hands you a red plastic tray with your food on it.
The day we visited, someone annouced over the loudspeaker: "Mel, your lunch is ready." And when Mel went to get his tray, the guy said, "I gotta admit Mel, that's a good-lookin lunch."
MELxZPlnHzRHmBTMk wrote:
comment4,
As I sit here behind my desk, this certainly looks like a great way to end a hard days work! Hey Maris! I wish I was right there with you ladies!