Lobster in NYC
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Lobster in NYC
Are there any lobster restaurants that are known for being good places to go to get one's fix for lobster. Perhaps a place near the Fulton Seafood Market...no atmosphere, just lobster and reasonable prices?
I realize NY is not Boston nor the Maine Coast, but there's gotta be something????
I realize NY is not Boston nor the Maine Coast, but there's gotta be something????
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With the same tate quest you apparently are one, a couple of years ago, we opted for $$ over ambience and chose a NY restaurant for lobster out of the yellow pages. It was a Spanish-motif restuarant, which makes me want to say it was Cafe Espanol...but it was not so far downtown as to be in the village. The lobster was....absolutely EXcellent! The ambience was...expected (white table cloth, iron sculptures, red embossed fabric - but decent enough). I bet they are still running the same phone book ad (that's what took us to the place). Bon Appetit!
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I've never been to a Red Lobster but I read that all their seafood comes frozen in premeasured meal portions. Does that include the lobster? Or do they actually have a live lobster tank? I can't imagine ordering lobster unless it was live just before or when they cooked it.
Or considering what I've always heard about Red Lobster, this was meant as a joke?
Or considering what I've always heard about Red Lobster, this was meant as a joke?
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I have never been there but I have been told of restaurant in NYC called the Lobster Club, after it's famous club sandwich. From what I have been told it has a menu exclusively or almost exclusively Lobster. Maybe a search on Zagat might reveal this mythical place
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The Lobster Club does or did exist, on the Upper East Side, around 80th-83rd Street, somewhere between Madison and Fifth. I had the lobster roll sandwich for which it is famous and thought...ho-hum, the place is in the basement of a brownstone and quite chic but it didn't do a thing for me. Mary's Fish Camp and Pearl Oyster Bar were both featured in the last few months in GOURMET as being divine but not sure about the lobster being the way you want it, aka live out of a tank. Perhaps The Water Club located on the East River, give them a call. Just define what you want, is it a lobster roll or a real Maine type lobster. Also Il Mulino has the most divine lobster diablo of all time.
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Claws, if you can arrange for transportation I would suggest a trip to City Island which is a bridge away from the Bronx. It's a quaint little area of the city that has numerous excellent seafood restaurants that are all located along the main street named City Island Avenue.
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