As the Patriots prepare to take on the Seahawks inThe Big Game, Summer Shack Cambridge is proudly representing Boston in a coast-to-coast culinary showdown. This friendly wager brings together iconic food institutions from both cities—proving that no matter the final score, great food (and bragging rights) are guaranteed.
Known for award-winning New England seafood,Summer Shack in Cambridgeis wagering a classic lobster clambake for six against Seattle favoriteDuke’s Seafood. If Boston comes out on top, Duke’s will be sending a Northwest Seafood Feast featuring their celebrated clam chowder with sourdough bread, Wild Alaska salmon, and Northwest Dungeness crab.
Should Seattle claim victory, Summer Shack will return the favor with a true New England clambake experience—six steamed lobsters, clams, mussels, chorizo, red potatoes, corn on the cob, and a hard‑boiled egg. That’s Boston hospitality at its finest.
The wager doesn’t stop with seafood. Boston’s ownKane’s Donutsis going head‑to‑head with Seattle’sRaised Doughnuts + Cakes. The stakes? A dozen donuts from the losing city shipped cross‑country to the winner.
Friendly trash‑talk is already underway on Instagram, with fans encouraged to join the conversation atKane’s DonutsandRaised Doughnuts + Cakes. The losing donut shop will also don the opposing team’s jersey while baking—because pride is definitely on the line.
At Summer Shack Cambridge, community, tradition, and a love of great seafood are at the heart of everything we do. This Big Game wager is more than a bet—it’s a celebration of regional flavors, hometown pride, and the fun that comes with friendly competition.
Whether you’re cheering from Cambridge or watching from afar, we’re proud to fly the New England flag and showcase what makes our seafood traditions legendary.
A New England lobster clambake for six, featuring steamed lobsters, shellfish, and classic sides.
Duke’s Seafood, a Seattle institution known for sustainable, Northwest seafood.
Yes! Fans are encouraged to join the conversation on Instagram and show their hometown pride.