Thant A.
7/16/2025
This is a pretty decent lobster roll truck. Some of my lobster connoisseur friends say this isn't the best, but to me it tastes great, and I like it, and that's enough. One of my problems with...
Cousins Maine Lobster - Washington D.C.
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Washington, DC 20004
Cousins Maine Lobster - Washington D.C. brings a taste of Maine to the heart of Washington, DC. From food trucks to brick and mortar restaurants, they offer a variety of classic Maine lobster dishes that cater to different preferences.
Indulge in their Maine Roll, a chilled lobster delicacy served with mayo on a New England roll, or savor the warmth of their Connecticut Roll, featuring lobster warmed with butter and lemon. Their Lobster Bisque and New England Clam Chowder provide a comforting taste of Maine in every spoonful, both gluten-free options.
For those craving luxury, their Lobster Tail & Tots dish offers a 4-5oz. lobster tail with drawn butter alongside tater tots. With a commitment to sourcing lobster from small coastal communities, Cousins Maine Lobster ensures an authentic taste of Maine in every bite.
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Globe T.
10/7/2025
The DMV schedulers are ghastly horrible. They don't even care about the company or being professional. Our "wishful thinking" is honestly hoping the owners Yunus Shahul and his brother Thameem...
Kimberly K.
6/26/2025
Tried Cousins again today and the Garlic Butter roll was 10x better than the Butter Roll. It was super delish! Service was quick, less than 5 minute wait. Only thing is, the portion is still small...
Jasmine W.
4/30/2025
I really enjoyed the classic lobster roll (a little too much my for my liking though). And I loved the portion sizing on the side of tater tots. Service was quick and my wait at the food truck...
Kiana M.
4/1/2025
First time I've had the opportunity to try this food truck. I always see it around NJ and DC. The service was good. Everyone was very friendly and offered recommendations. I ordered the lobster...
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