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Guests dining beneath colorful umbrellas on the waterfront deck at Lunch on the Wharf, surrounded by fishing buoys and coastal scenery.

EAT & DRINK · SHOP • ARTS & CULTURE

Lunch on the Wharf

Enjoy fresh Maine seafood, casual waterfront dining, and a gallery featuring art for sale at this dog-friendly working wharf.

AT A GLANCE

LOCATION / SERVICE AREA

13 Gibbs Ln

Corea, ME 04624

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HOURS

closed for the season

Hours last verified:

October 22, 2026

Know before you go:

Enter via Crowley Island Road and follow the restaurant sign. Please avoid neighbors' lawns. Overflow parking is available at Corea Baptist Church.

CONTACT

Call:

(207) 669-2809

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ABOUT THE BUSINESS

Lobster Rolls, Harbor Views & a Little Local Art

Lunch on the Wharf logo with a St. Bernard wearing a yello rain hat and a red lobster

Some of the best Maine experiences come with a lobster roll in one hand and a view of the working waterfront in the other.


At Lunch on the Wharf, visitors can settle in for a casual seafood meal surrounded by the sights and character of Downeast Maine. Colorful umbrellas, fishing gear, lobster traps, and the coastal landscape provide a setting that's as memorable as the food.


Fresh Seafood, Served with a View


Whether you're craving a Maine lobster roll, a whole lobster dinner, or another seafood favorite, Lunch on the Wharf offers the opportunity to enjoy a meal right where the coastal scenery becomes part of the experience.


There's something particularly satisfying about sitting beside a working wharf, watching the activity around the harbor, and enjoying the flavors that bring so many visitors to Maine.


It's casual, welcoming, and wonderfully Downeast.


Find Your Favorite Spot


Lunch on the Wharf offers two seating areas, giving guests a choice of where to enjoy their meal.


On a sunny day, the open-air deck is an inviting place to settle beneath colorful umbrellas and take in the waterfront surroundings.


Prefer a little shelter? A covered seating area offers another option, so you can enjoy the atmosphere while staying out of the direct sun or light weather.


Both spaces make it easy to slow down, enjoy good company, and appreciate the setting.


A Gallery Alongside the Wharf


There's another discovery waiting beyond the dining experience.


Lunch on the Wharf also features a gallery space with artwork available for purchase. It's a chance to browse art while visiting the restaurant and perhaps find something special to bring home.


For visitors exploring the Schoodic Peninsula, the combination of waterfront dining and art adds another reason to make this a stop along the way.


Bring Your Four-Legged Companion


Dogs are welcome at Lunch on the Wharf, making it a convenient choice for visitors exploring Downeast Maine with their pets.


Whether you're spending the day sightseeing or taking a scenic drive along the coast, you don't have to leave your canine companion out of the adventure.


A Taste of the Working Waterfront


Lunch on the Wharf isn't about polished waterfront luxury. Its appeal comes from something more authentic: a relaxed seafood meal surrounded by the everyday character of a Maine fishing community.


Come for the lobster rolls. Stay for the harbor views. Browse the gallery before you leave.


Sometimes, the simplest experiences become the ones you remember most.



TAKE A CLOSER LOOK

See what awaits

FROM THE PEOPLE WHO KNOW

While you're here...

The people who live and work here know the places, experiences and little details worth discovering.

WHAT LOCALS KNOW

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