Luke's Lobster Pike Street
$$ • Seafood, Soup
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110 Pike St, Seattle
(206) 792-7777
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Had a hankering Sunday evening for an elite Lobstah Roll while in Newport, RI so I did a lil internet searching and Luke's was consistently at the top of the list. Checked out their menu online and saw they offered a Lobster Roll flight! SOLD! Off I went to find parking and get an order ASAP. Found Luke's on the corner on the Wharf and got to ordering with a quickness. Lobster Roll Sampler with three 2 oz half-rolls: lemon butter, spicy honey butter, and truffle butter w/ chips...read full review
We tried the brickell location and everything was 10/10
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| Monday | 11AM - 8PM |
| Tuesday | 11AM - 8PM |
| Wednesday | 11AM - 8PM |
| Thursday | 11AM - 8PM |
| Friday | 11AM - 9PM |
| Saturday | 10AM - 9PM |
| Sunday | 10AM - 8PM |
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Luke's Lobster Pike Street offers great food, with a focus on lobster rolls, which are "to die for." The service is also excellent, with friendly staff and quick service. The restaurant has a large seating area and is fairly priced. The menu also features other options, including crème soda and New England chowder. Despite long lines during busy times, many visitors find the wait worthwhile because of the high quality and succulent, buttery lobster. The lobster roll is often described as delicious and is served with pickles and chips, with some also enjoying the lobster bisque dipped with bread. The interior has a cool fishery-style decor, and limited seating is available, allowing diners to find a table quickly.
Recent reviews highlight that service is quick, but the lobster is served rather cold, so customers might want to allow a bit of “warm up time.” There is a sun-exposed terrace where guests can enjoy their meal outside, in addition to the indoor seating. One customer ordered the seafood roll flight set—a combination of three half-sized rolls with lobster, shrimp, and crab—served with chips, pickles, and a soft drink, along with a small lobster bisque. The generous seafood paired with buttery bread was a perfect match, and it is highly recommended for visitors to Pike Place Market in Seattle.
The place can be crowded even late at 8:30 pm, but many still stop by for a signature lobster roll to satisfy their curiosity. The taste is good, as expected from lobster, and visitors with experience from Maine know the difference in fresh lobsters. Overall, Luke's Lobster Pike Street remains a great spot for a quick, tasty bite when in the area.