¢-$$, Seafood, Oak Bluffs
Fodor's Review:
There are two things about this easygoing Oak Bluffs seafood joint that make it stand out. First, its rustic dining room affords direct views of the sea and incoming ferry boats -- it's truly the perfect "lookout" if you love watching boats ply the island's waters. Second, it serves usual seafood platters plus first-rate sushi, from the salmon and tuna rolls to more unusual treats, like the Inkwell Roll, with barbecued eel, cucumber, avocado, crabmeat, and seaweed salad. Highlights from the traditional menu include the grilled Cuban sandwich, the snow-crab dinner, fish-and-chips, or the fried scallop plate.
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