
The Embarcadero is about to get a taste of the East Coast with the upcoming grand opening of Cousins Maine Lobster's first permanent restaurant in San Francisco. Slated to open its doors at Pier 41 this Saturday, June 8, the once mobile food sensation will now offer its celebrated Maine and Connecticut lobster rolls, among other seafood delights, to locals and tourists ambling by the waterfront. The big draw? Patrons can dig into the classic flavors of lobster bisque or New England clam chowder, all served in San Francisco's signature sourdough bread bowls.
After four years of expanding throughout the East Bay, Cousins Maine Lobster and the local franchise partners, brothers Raj and Rahul Mohan, will now anchor themselves amidst the bustle of Pier 41. According to PRNewswire, Raj said, "We are excited to bring our delicious Maine Lobster, famous for its unparalleled taste and quality, to one of the city's most iconic waterfront locations, Pier 41." This new spot isn't just for those seeking a sit-down meal; it also caters to the hurry-along crowd at Cousins Maine Lobster Streetside Food Cart, providing quick bites on the go.
Beyond lobster rolls, the venue capitalizes on its scenic location with a vast dine-in area and an inviting patio to enjoy the views. It's a carefully crafted setup, marrying the allure of the Pier with the rustic charm of a Maine seafood shack. For those on a tight schedule, like the tourists gazing across the bay or waiting on a ferry, the restaurant's dedicated walk-up window is a boon—simply peeking at the convenient setup for carry-out orders and capitalizing on a mobile order pick-up system.
The restaurant will ensure the grand opening is an event to remember, operating from 11:00 AM to 8:00 PM on June 8, as noted on the Cousins Maine Lobster website. Fans of the franchise will remember its journey from a successful launch on Shark Tank to nationwide recognition, now culminating in a permanent location where San Franciscans can savor a taste of Maine's best without the cross-country flight.









