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Hunting Down Lobster Rolls
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Laren Spirer
Published Aug 22, 2008
Modified Aug 23, 2008
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Summer may be slowly winding down, but that doesn't mean you can't have a taste of that New England lobster shack year round. This map will help you find lobster rolls in New York City, Maine, Connecticut, or California if you still have a few weekend getaways left. Brought to you by Tony Green, a man who is slightly obsessed with the crustacean creation, it does contain a few spots that have been shuttered (Bar Minnow, for example), but is otherwise a helpful resourse for those moments you need your lobster roll fix.
Let us know if he left any out -- it's looking like Queens is a little barren on the lobster roll front.
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