Nice all-you-can-eat seafood buffet. Had lots to chose from, including pasta and dessert. Very friendly service. Also had a children's menu, which is great for families with small children.

This is a one-price buffet featuring lobster and crab legs. They provide a salad and cold dish bar, soup, rolls, limited vegetables and additional (primarily imitation) seafood selections.

If you're a lobster fan (as my daughter is) this may be worth your while. My suggestion is not to get bogged down with all the salads, breads and breaded entrees - go right for the lobsters (we didn't really think the crab legs they offered were worth the effort). A lobster lover can easily get their money's worth if they concentrate their choices here; my brother-in-law ate 17. The other selections are primarily soggy broccoli, breaded and fried popcorn shrimp, clam strips and imitation scallops.

For you crab lovers out there, the legs are pretty skimpy, but you can eat your fill of imitation crab salad and imitation crab casseroles. Also, don't be fooled by all of the yummy choices listed on the buffet menu; the small print will tell you that not all items are available and they aren't. So much for my lobster bisque and seafood alfredo craving. The other smart choice is the carved prime rib.

Included in your price is a choice of three desserts, but I can't see why anyone would make room for them when they could eat another lobster or two instead. Although buffet-style, the service was quite excellent. Our waiter checked on us often, cleared our plates and discarded shells immediately and was very personable. Lobster lovers - enjoy! Gourmet food lovers - don't bother.

This place is great if you're hungry!

It's an all you can eat seafood restaurant, featuring Lobsters.. not warm water lobsters.. new england lobsters.

They have all sorts of seafood, peel and eat shrimp, steamers, stuffies, crab legs, fish n chips, mussels, crab cakes, baked fish, oysters, and more. Oh, and the lobsters!!

They also have some veggies, salads, pastas, chicken, rice, and beef for non-seafood eaters, but I woudn't reccomend going if you don't like seafood.

Price was 27.95 per person, and we had a coupon we found at the hotel for a "free drink" which included cocktails or beer/wine/soda.

The lobster was fabulous.. boiled and served with a side of butter.

The price may seem steep, but I think it's cheaper if you go before 6pm and kids are definitely cheaper.

There are several "all you can eat" lobster places in Orlando, and more than one Boston Lobster feast. Cold water lobster is in my opinion better than warm water lobster, so keep that in mind when you see other lobster feasts that may or may not use New England lobsters.