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Grand Central Oyster Bar – Oyster Mecca

For oyster lovers, there’s nothing better in the area. If only my daily commute took me through this bustling station, I’d be a regular. . . . → Read More: Grand Central Oyster Bar – Oyster Mecca

Cantebury Ale and Oyster Bar – Oysters, bar, but no much else.

The goal therefore was to find a good, local restaurant in Queens or Nassau, where I could get a good plate of oysters. Instinctively, I thought I would start with Oyster Bay, just for the name. . . . → Read More: Cantebury Ale and Oyster Bar – Oysters, bar, but no much else.

John Dory Oyster Bar – When pigs swim….

The formula for John Dory: take one Spotted Pig, subtract pork, add seafood. I think chef Bloomfield is onto something. . . . → Read More: John Dory Oyster Bar – When pigs swim….

The Mermaid Inn – Time for another grand platter.

ocated in the East Village, not too far from the bustling area of St. Marks, I felt ashamed how I’ve driven by this place so many times without paying attention to it. Better late than never. The restaurant felt more rustic and warm than the trendy Oyster Bar, but had the same casual upbeat vibe. A stack of fresh oysters submersed in ice by the bar assured us that this was going to be just as fun and delicious. . . . → Read More: The Mermaid Inn – Time for another grand platter.