Food & Wine

"America's Best Lobster Rolls: Bite Into Maine - The Portland Head Light historic lighthouse in Fort Williams Park is a backdrop for this tiny food truck, which offers no fewer than six varieties of lobster roll. Along with curry, wasabi and chipotle, the signature picnic-style includes a layer of homemade coleslaw and a brushing of drawn butter."

Mike Urban

"Craving a killer Maine lobster roll with a view? The Bite into Maine lobster truck is a don’t-miss Portland pick for this seafood classic."

Fiona Chandra

"Most of you will visit this lighthouse, and when you do, be sure to try Bite Into Maine. So far (and I know I have many left to go, but still), it is my favorite lobster roll in Maine!"

Malcolm Bedell

"Bite Into Maine truck serves some astonishing twists on the classic Maine lobster roll. After just two seasons in operation, their "Maine Style" lobster roll is one of the best we've tasted: huge, fresh chunks of cool, sweet Maine lobster, tossed lightly with mayonnaise, exploding out of a warm, butter-griddled roll, optionally sprinkled with a few snips of chives."

Kate McCarty

"Get the best of both worlds with lunch from this Fort Williams Park food cart: spectacular views of the ocean and Portland Head Light plus delicious rolls overflowing with fresh lobster meat. There are even flavored rolls — curry, wasabi, and chipotle — for adventurous eaters."

Lauren Kodiak

"You can't go wrong with the classic Maine (served cold with mayonnaise and chives) or Connecticut (hot with butter) rolls, but Bite into Maine is best known for putting their own spin on things (think: wasabi-, curry-, and chipotle-spiked mayos and a "picnic-style" roll, with coleslaw, hot butter, and celery salt)."

AFAR Magazine

"Bite into Maine is a lobster-roll lover' mobile heaven. This Maine-based food truck serves up its sandwiches both Maine- and Connecticut-style (the former served cold with mayo, the latter warm with butter), but also appeals to the adventurous crowd with funky additions like wasabi, curry, and chipotle. No matter the toppings, the base remains a classic-buttered split top, hot off the grill."

Valerie Conners

"Bite Into Maine satisfies the cravings of locals and travelers in the know with inventive takes on lobster rolls. Despite a wary eye from traditionalists, these rolls are worth a try."

Jennifer Daskevich

"This array of lobster rolls may give lobster roll purists great pause but it has landed Bite into Maine on many top lobster roll lists including ours and the backdrop of the lighthouse lends itself to a perfect lobster roll experience."

Maggie Rosenberg & Trevor Hagstrom

"Bite Into Maine’s rolls are more expensive than some other coastal shacks, but they’re generous with the lobster, and we think that the quality of the rolls is worth a few extra dollars. The lobster is juicier than normal and the locally-baked bun is toasted perfectly buttery (using Cabot Creamery butter)."