An Aussie in New York here. Great service from the receptionist with a menu/place mat in case you need to order more - not the case! The dishes are reasonably priced for the portion size!
The Ed's Caeser appetizer is unique for it's fish flavored croutons and a light sprinkle of anchovies was memorable.
The mains we are were Fish & Chips, you felt as a sea food based restaurant they hit the mark with the fish because you can taste the love by giving customers real fish and the chips slightly brown and crunchy (no, not over-charged!) went well with ketchup.
The other dish was Lobster Poutine, a fancy word for French Fries covered in Gravy with sprinkles of Lobster inside. That gravy should come as a dipping sauce on its own. We loved it!
Thank you!
Such an incredible fresh fun place. Felt so at home and the lobster roll was even one of the best I ever had. I have had many in Maine. Well worth the stop!!
This place was recommended by a New Yorker who moved away years ago. He said it was an amazing seafood spot for dinner. We went for lunch and it was pretty good. My fiancé got a lobster roll and I got 4 oysters. Both were pretty good. The oysters came with horseradish, cocktail, and mignonette. They were on point! Very clean and loose. My fiancé is from Maine so is picky with his lobster. Still not a bad roll. The service was quick, although I hear you could wait close to an hour in the evenings. Glad we tried it!
The servers where excellent, my kids and I liked fish and chips,shrimp 🦐 pop corn. Octopus 🦑 was to little even for opening cours needed one more tentacles but was great, escargots to oily, mussels not cooked in sauce ,lobster 🦞 soup need more seasoning. Nice place to go eat.
No pretention. Just great food. The oysters tasted from the sea. Lobster ravioli was packed with lobster. The steamed lobster was already cracked but served in shell. The would have to adopt me to have better service. Pedro is the best.
It is as if they dug up a shack off the Cape and planted it on the corner.
Ed's Lobster Bar was one of our favorite stops in the city! This cozy little spot on the corner has the friendliest staff, and, of course, the most delicious lobster!😍 The tuna tartare served with warm zucchini chips was the perfect appetizer on a cool, rainy day. The lobster roll was overflowing with meat and the lobster Mac and cheese was a lighter cheese sauce that complimented how rich the lobster was.
Our waiter also shared local recommendations that helped make our long weekend even better! We'll definitely be back next time we visit NYC!🤗🦞
Absolutely the best lobster roll in Manhattan! And plenty of other raw bar options !
Fantastic food and service! Recommended: lobster roll, oysters, shrimp popcorns, jalapeño Margarita.
my longstanding favorite place for lobster rolls in the city. short version of a long story: i spent a few years systematically hunting for nyc's best lobster roll. confident this is the one.
the tuna tartare, and homemade desserts, are also a must!
Good lobster roll by all standards. But, priced about $8 higher than average. Service was attentive, sincere and just great! The outstanding dish is the lobster ramen! Go for it. I almost forgot, the mojitos are made very well.
Absolutely favorite place to eat whenever we're in New York city. The food is great, service is always on point. 👌 must visit
First time here and I like the service provided tonight. Handsome waiter took care of us. We ordered a bunch of apps with the unlimited mussels monday deal. While we ordered the mini lobster rolls, garlic Parmesan wings, fried calamari and French fries…the wings were sadly over powered by the garlic and Parmesan. But the calamari, rolls and mussels were great. But be warned, if you sit at the back of the restaurant, you may not get cell signal lol.
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