Our friends over at No, You’re A Towel sent this one over…
I will use two different types of rating systems so you can better understand the quality and value of the food. One system is just how the food tastes and costs, that’s it. The other one I like to call expected value. This value system incorporates wait times. I believe the longer you wait, the better the food should be as you are also missing the game on the field. Both systems will be rated on a scale of 1 through 10, with 10 being the best possible score.
Up first is Catch of the Day. The featured dish is the Lobster Roll, but at $17 I am not touching that. They also offer a fried flounder sandwich, which I have heard good things about from a trusted friend of mine when it comes to food. They also have an interesting fry option with old bay seasoning, sea salt and cheddar cheese. I look forward to trying this the next time I am there.
Value- 6.5. (Based on my friends experience) Expected Value- 6.5. There is never a line.
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