THIS RESTAURANT IS CLOSED Lobsta Shack

THIS RESTAURANT IS CLOSED Lobsta Shack Restaurant Review:

Lobsta Shack is the brick-and-mortar spinoff of L.A.’s popular Lobsta Truck, and its location makes it an ideal spot for a quick bite before shows at the Music Center or Walt Disney Concert Hall. The center of this crustacean universe is the traditional signature lobster roll, with plump, sweet meat nestled into a New England split-top roll, either with hot drawn butter or mayo (we like the latter version). Additional options abound: creamy lobster bisque, lobster mac ‘n’ cheese, lobster potpie. Purists may go for a steamed one-pound lobster accompanied by coleslaw. Others can cast a net for the crab roll, shrimp po’ boy, fish ‘n’ chips, sautéed scallops or linguine with clams. Landlubbers should expect a rib-eye steak, grilled chicken and Cajun andouille sausage. A whoopie pie and fresh-squeezed strawberry lemonade satisfies a sweet tooth. The New England diner atmosphere, offset with buoys and other nautical flair, is casually charming enough.