Take in all the #VIEWS onboard this floating seafood restaurant, which sails up and down the Hudson River while serving up solid lobster rolls and raw bar items.
August 17th: Try poke, NYC’s newest food trend, at Pokeworks. It’s kind of like a Hawaiian version of ceviche. Leer más.
This masterful fish market slash seafood restaurant serves the best lobster in the city! It comes served in a variety of ways from their classic lobster roll to their insane lobster corn dog. Leer más.
"Authentic Caribbean food in Harlem that's worth the trip. Grab a picnic table outside with your friends and order one of everything." - Alexa Mehraban, @EatingNYC Leer más.
"Burger or lobster. Two choices. Both $20. Done." - Alexa Mehraban, @EatingNYC Leer más.
Should you find yourself summering in the Hamptons, treat yourself to a giant, cold-water lobster roll at this retro-style, roadside eatery. Leer más.
The famous lobster roll at this West Village oyster bar is heavy on the lemony mayonnaise (and the price tag). But it's made with huge chunks of fresh lobster meat and paired with shoestring fries. Leer más.
Mary’s Fish Camp is a West Village spot with a beach-shack vibe. The lobster roll is minimalist, but it’s flawlessly executed…assuming you don’t mind a plentiful serving of mayo. Leer más.
