14 Ways To Eat Lobster In New Hampshire Before Summer Officially Ends
Not that lobster is exclusive to any season, but it's undeniably better with some semblance of warmth still in the air.
1. Lobster Roll - The Beach Plum
A classic, not to mention the gargantuan amounts of lobster meat and the oceanside location.
2. Lobster Quesadilla - Poco's Bow Street Cantina

Any time seafood meets Mexican food is alright in my book, as well as in my stomach.
3. Portsmouth Pie - The Common Man
Shrimp, scallops, cod and lobster meat baked with lobster cream sauce and topped with Ritz crumbs. Not exactly Common.
4. Lobster Eggs Benedict - Stairway Cafe
Lobster for breakfast? No complaints here.
5. Red Claws Pie - Portland Pie Company

Because pizza.
(I ran through a torrential downpour to pick up the above pictured pie and would do it ten times over again for one more slice.)
6. Lobster Roll(s) - Tuckaway Tavern
What, you thought lobster rolls would be on this list only once? The Tuckaway offers their heaping, messy rolls Maine-style (traditional, served cold with mayo), as well as served-hot, Connecticut-style. Plus, Mondays and Tuesdays for buy-one-get-one-free , so you can try both styles to compare, for science.
7. Lobster Bisque - Cabin Fever

Perfect for brisk, late-September nights/the beginning of sweater season.
8. Lemon Lobster Salad - River House Restuarant
HEALTHY!
9. Saffron Bouillabaisse - Oar House Restaurant

Shellfish for days.
10. Lobster BLT - River House Restaurant
You were still hungry after that salad...
11. Baked Stuffed Lobster - Petey's Summertime Seafood and Bar

My personal philosophy: stuffing food with other food is usually not a bad thing.
12. Lobster Mac and Cheese - Mr. Mac's
This is just basic logic.
13. Lobster and Sea Scallop Risotto -The 1785 Inn and Restaurant

Way fancy.
14. Boiled Lobster - Brown's Lobster Pound
I mean, why complicate things?