Point Lookout Clam Bar Inc

Good steamers, if not a little dirtier than usual. Slips on the water allow for boat parking. Fine place to stop for some fish after an afternoon on the water. It's a "walk-up window and picnic table" type of place, but a good one to stop at if you're looking for some grub.

We were in point lookout birdwatching, and they had a groupon so I tried figuring how do you mess up fried seafood. Well, I was wrong... I could only imagine how furious I would have been if I paid full price on their overpriced garbage. We would have complained about the portion on the fried shrimp (8 shrimp that would be generous to be called 31/35 count for $16), but given that they were fried to near inedibility it was probably a good thing. I'm not even sure if it was only overcooking that made them tough tough and chalky tasting, but for sure they were overcooked to death, surprising since we were the only ones there so clearly they just don't care . The 'cocktail' sauce was indistinguishable from ketchup, while the tarter was basically mayonaise with a few flecks of relish. The steam 'littlenecks' were okay, but I wouldn't call a clam more then 2 inches in diameter a littleneck, and not surprisingly they were overly chewy. Lobster roll was probably the best item of the three we ordered, only slightly overcooked and an okay portion, but for whatever reason in was served on a huge eggy roll, with butter? oil? put on the top of the roll.

Even better was the ambiance; the crone behind the counter was complaining so loudly that it was hard to carry on a conversation at my own table. I'm sure she had nothing better to do, seeing as the place was filthy and none of the tables had a complete set of condiments.

This place is not too bad, and is basically a closed in porch on the front of Jones inlet packing . the food here is actually pretty good, and if you're in the neighborhood give them a try. Although I prefer the clam bar at Jordan's lobster farm, if you're in the neighborhood of Point Lookout stop in, you won't be disappointed .

This is my favorite place to eat. Their seafood is always fresh and well-prepared; they will even tell you which fish is fresh off the boat. I have never had a bad experience here and I eat here often. They use paper plates which is very convenient and I find it to be cleaner than most restaurants. Their food is very good and the prices are pretty cheap compared to other fish restaurants.

Had a lovely, no-frills, sea food dinner after a day at the beach. The lobster and clams were delicious and super fresh. The service was efficient despite a very busy night (labor day weekend). This is a sister location to the fancier Fisherman's Catch (where you can't go in your beach attire :).