Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Costco had lobster sliders last week.

wonder how they'd do in the mail?

OP might live near a Costco. They weren't bad, BTW.

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:I send Luke's Lobster to my mom who grew up in Maine but now lives on the west coast. They don't really offer the traditional dinner - but have a few combos that might work: https://lukeslobster.com/pages/shop

I live in San Francisco and go to the Luke's shop!

same as the one in Georgetown?

Anonymous wrote:Costco had lobster sliders last week.

wonder how they'd do in the mail?

Anonymous wrote:I send Luke's Lobster to my mom who grew up in Maine but now lives on the west coast. They don't really offer the traditional dinner - but have a few combos that might work: https://lukeslobster.com/pages/shop

I live in San Francisco and go to the Luke's shop!

Costco had lobster sliders last week.

Anonymous wrote:This sounds disgusting. Really? By mail?!!! Revolting.

it's sent frozen with icepacks or dry ice

This sounds disgusting. Really? By mail?!!! Revolting.

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Go to any H-Mart, buy a live lobster and steam it. Cheap.

Then stick it in the mail. Don’t forget to include the melted butter!

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Anonymous wrote:Go to any H-Mart, buy a live lobster and steam it. Cheap.

Then stick it in the mail. Don’t forget to include the melted butter!

Go to any H-Mart, buy a live lobster and steam it. Cheap.

Legal Seafoods online

I send Luke's Lobster to my mom who grew up in Maine but now lives on the west coast. They don't really offer the traditional dinner - but have a few combos that might work: https://lukeslobster.com/pages/shop

Giant will steam them for you, if you’re squeamish

Well, I have tried several but they're super expensive now. You'd post probably do better getting them at a local store so that you don't have to pay exorbitant shipping costs. If you want to go ahead, check out all of the vendor offerings on Goldbelly.com.

Looking for recommendations. Thanks.