Montauk’s casual seaside eatery focuses on whatever the fishing boats bring into the kitchen that day. A Slow Food mecca on the East End.
Now this is the loud, vibrant, delectable experience NYers love. Chefs go here for dinner after a long day in the kitchen. Plump oysters, succulent bone marrow, and full-bodied wines are served until 4 a.m.
A mock bistro masterpiece: part noisy media hang, part Euro-pit stop. Packed with action (oysters, steak frites, champagne) day and night. Lattes and pastries are best enjoyed on outside benches, while judging passersby.
At the helm of this Prince Edward Island import is Canada’s champion oyster shucker, a salty crew from PEI, and mollusks prepared 23 ways (in absinthe, Guinness, Red Stripe, sake).
Corridor-size digs house a bicoastal raw bar and eager, seafoodie patrons. Fifty bucks gets you a taste of almost everything on the menu.