Trevett Country Store

I go here for lobster rolls when visiting. Decent beer and wine selection for a very small, quaint store and café.

This is an out-​of-​the-​way gem, as authentic as you can find on the coast of Maine. The menu is simple, and the food always reliable. I have been coming here for 30+ years, and happened to try my son’s hamburger – I know, a hamburger when there is a lobster roll on the menu?!. Guess what I ordered a few weeks later when I returned? A hamburger, and one of the best I have had in a very long time, true to the philosophy of simple, quality ingredients, rather than inferior ingredients covered up with heavy spices or other disguises. If arriving by boat, they have always had room at the float.

This is a small country store with fresh sandwiches. I got the crabmeat roll and it was really good and tasty. I am from maryland so that is saying a lot. The haddock and tuna fish sandwiches were good as well! They get very busy and the cooks get a bit stressed but it’s well worth it!
Stop by the mill cove lobster. You will get a great education on how they prepare the lobster. Jeff is super nice. Love this place!

Five of us went there today during our lunch break. We ordered a fish chowder, three crab meat rolls, a lobster roll, an order of onion rings, and an order of french fries. Our number was called and I went to pick up our order, but the fish chowder was not with the order. As I was waiting, I looked over, and one of the cooks was sticking her finger in it to check its temperature after she microwaved it. After repeatedly putting it in the microwave, she set it on the counter in front of me about five minutes after the rest of the order was ready. I went to grab it and she told me that the biscuit that goes with it hadn’t been heated yet, and I mentioned to her that we were on lunch break and I would take it, and grab the biscuit when it was heated. After hearing my comment, an older man working in the kitchen area said «I guess you shouldn’t come here when we are busy». Really? Well, you know what, we won’t again, nor will we when you aren’t busy! A little advice though. buy a thermometer for the soups and chowders! By the way, we didn’t eat it, but couldn’t wait for another to be heated up sans the finger temperature method! Gross!

Fantastic Lobster Rolls and awesome service. What a great place. When your in the Boothbay region, this is a must stop.

Great views and decent food. I got a grilled cheese and you really can’t screw that up. Two in our party got the Crab Roll and they loved it! It was busy when we went and we had to sit inside. Go early to get a table outside. It is located adjacent to a swing bridge that is operated by hand. It was fun to watch the bridge person open the bridge.

This is probably the most unique little country store ever. Sitting on the water right next to a rotating drawbridge, it serves the best fried haddock and lobster rolls around, with a picturesque little deck on which to eat it (Their hotdogs are also good as well, we often grab some when boating by as a snack). They also have snacks, sodas, cigarettes, and even wine (though no liquor license, so you can’t drink it on their deck), so they are a great place to come tie up when you are around on a boat and need any of the above necessities. If you are around boothbay (or even wiscasset or bath by boat), they are worth checking out!

Best lobster roll!

The Trevett Store doesn’t look like much, but the seafood is fresh and delicious (crab and lobster rolls are highly recommended). The deck overlooks back river and you might get to see the hand-​opened bridge let a boat pass through while you eat. It is just down the road a ways from the Botanical Gardens.