The tiny, very busy lobster shack now has its very own book.

The first and only book about the tiny red phenomenon Red's Eats is out. 'Red's Eats: World's Best Lobster Shack'. If you've never been to Red's you most certainly have heard about it. It's the place on Route One in Wiscasset where the loyal and hungry will wait well over an hour in line for a lobster roll like no other. Debbie Cronk, whose family has owned Red's Eats for more than 30 years, shared stories and memorabilia for the book.

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What is 'Red's Eats - World's Best Lobster Shack' about?

This book is just a hand-held walk down memory lane. Written by Virginia M. Wright who has traveled the state of Maine in search of stories about people, places, and culture for the past 30 years, and Debbie Cronk. Debbie's family has owned Red's Eats for more than 30 years, and is the general manager of Red's.

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The book is loaded with stories and memorabilia. This tiny lobster shack (cash only for those trying it for the first time) has loads of fans. It's also just as famous for the loads of people who get mad at Red's for all the traffic. But as noted on Amazon, one CNN/Money review put it:

Red's is not fancy, just perfect

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Katie Sampson from WGME-13 is in the new 'Red's' book

Katie first went to Red's back in 2016 and is featured in the new book. She was tickled at the honor.

If you thought Red's was busy before - now they've got their very first book! Congrats to Debbie and everyone at Red's who always makes it worth the wait!

 

The Best Restaurants in Downeast Maine for Lobster

So when your hungry out-of-state relatives or friends come to our great state, where do you take them for a mouth-watering lobster dinner?

The answer to that often asked question will be top of mind for a lot of Mainers this season, as thousands of tourists, relatives, and friends drive hundreds if not thousands of miles to take in the sights and eat what our state is most famous for, lobster.

Whether it's a lobster salad, in a hot dog roll, a broiled tail, thrown into a pot of boiling sea water, or god forbid, made into a lobster poutine, people near and far crave it, and as soon as they make it into this neck of the woods it'll be what they have for dinner that night.

While each of us already have a few favorite snack bars, take-outs, and restaurants in mind, it would be wrong of this author to pass along those personal suggestions. So, we're going to rely on the reviews of TripAdvisor to point our visitors in the right directions. We've focused on the Ellsworth and Mount Desert Island area, and here is what we found as we count our way up to the #1 most recommended place for lobster Downeast.

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