Summer is synonymous with seafood and one of the more luxurious options on the menu is often lobster. Quite often, if you want a lobster as part of your dinner, it can get expensive. However, Lobsterboys is helping to make your next summer cookout a seafood extravaganza!

Lobsterboys is a company founded on sustainability and conservation. They believe that it’s important to not only protect the ocean, but make sure that whatever lobsters they are offering are of the highest quality. And that means making sure that you’re getting a lobster that’s not too big or too small. Plus, they arrive at your door still alive and ready to cook.

Depending on what you order, you’ll get a cooler of ice with lobsters that are ready to be prepared. And you need to be ready to cook those lobsters once you get them, as this gives you the freshest experience.

We had the opportunity to experience the Lobsterboys quality ourselves and it was next level. The lobsters were so fresh that once we boiled them, we were able to eat them straight out of the shell without even adding butter. And listen, we love a hot, buttered lobster. But this was such a fresh seafood experience, that it just felt wrong to add anything.

However, since we ended up with more than one lobster we did end up prepping the second lobster in the classic lobster roll style (think mayo, celery, and a squeeze of lemon with some fresh herbs on top). And without a doubt having such a fresh lobster made a huge difference.

If you’re looking to experience something new this summer, Lobsterboys might just be the way to go. You’ll get the chance to elevate your summer seafood boils, add something fresh to the table, and even try a lobster that is so fresh and high quality that you might just skip all the extras and eat it straight out of the shell. And at prices starting at $9.95 per pound, you won’t feel guilty splurging a bit on yourself this summer.

But we want to know what you think. Are you a lobster lover? Do you try to find ways to add lobster to your summer meals? Have you heard of Lobsterboys before?