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Now that we've formally rang in summer with a bang on July 4, all of our favorite warm-weather menu items are finally coming back. You know, like s'mores donuts, cotton candy Blizzards, and tropical pancakes. And now McDonald's is bringing back its most coveted summertime offering: the $9 lobster roll.
The authentic New England-style lobster roll, which made its official buttery comeback in 2015, has returned once again to locations throughout the Northeast. Made with North Atlantic lobster (sourced from wild lobster fisherman at East Coast wharfs), mixed with mayonnaise and layered with shredded lettuce on a toasted roll, the sandwich is somehow only going for $8.99 — a steal compared to most restaurants' prices, which peg a lobster roll at anywhere from $15 to $20.
Unfortunately, you can only find the surprisingly well priced sandwich at McD's outposts in Maine, New Hampshire, Vermont, Rhode Island, Massachusetts (except locations near the Albany border), Connecticut (except Fairfield County) now through mid-August. Better get road trippin'
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