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- 240 Central Park So., Midtown West 10019
- 212-582-5100
Marea
Michael White strikes while the iron is hot, goes for the trifecta after major scores with Convivio and Alto. Name means tide, high-end Italian seafood is the angle, with market-fresh fish from aro... read more
- 314 Seventh Ave., Park Slope 11215
- 347-725-4162
Okeanos
Named for the Titan who personified the ocean, teems with seafood. Fresh whole fish, sold by the pound, joins outlay of Greek/Mediterranean dishes. Grilled octopus, stuffed clams, steamed mussels. ... read more
- 135 E. 62nd St., Upper East Side 10065
- 212-754-1300
Fishtail by David Burke
Fresh seafood gets innovative spins on classic faves. Calamari mac ‘n’ cheese and tuna tartar taquitos, anyone? Fully stocked raw bar boasts oysters repping both East and West coasts. L... read more
- 174 E. 82nd St., Upper East Side 10028
- 212-717-7772
Flex Mussels
Uh, worst name for a restaurant ever? Okay, cut 'em some slack, they were an 18-seat shack on Prince Edward Island not so long ago. Keeps to the original formula: some 23 mussel preparations that r... read more
- 205 E. 75th St., Upper East Side 10021
- 212-288-6600
Fulton
Citarella offshoot pays homage to original fish market. Industry experience amply reflected in super-fresh sourcing. Preps try not to overcomplicate, but still tend to be original: black cod and ho... read more
- 568 Amsterdam Ave., Upper West Side 10024
- 212-799-7400
The Mermaid Inn
Uptown branch office of EV fan fave. Seafood shack via Restoration Hardware. Noisy Van Halen and B.T.O. soundtrack for youngish Westsiders. Whitewashed wood ceiling, old nautical maps, garage doors... read more
- 52 E. 41st St., Midtown East 10017
- 212-297-9177
Benjamin Steakhouse
20 years at Peter Luger and Arturo McLeod decided to open up shop on his own, near Grand Central. The result is a reach for classic, New York Steakhouse steeze that manages to grab some of the righ... read more
- 29 Bedford St., West Village 10014
- 212-633-0202
Ditch Plains
Not an aviophobe's prescription, but a reference to fave Montauk surfing spot. Vaguely literary name begets mostly upscale crowd. Slick, modern interior devoid of sun haze and unexpected sand. Pric... read more
- 162 Fifth Ave., Park Slope 11217
- 718-783-3264
Brooklyn Fish Camp
Another Manhattanite who now has more space and a backyard. Rampant oyster shucking, semi-exposed kitchen keeps it feelin' casual as you order the $22 nicoise salad. Same fingerlickin' lobster roll... read more
- 171 Lafayette Ave., Fort Greene 11238
- 718-643-7003
Olea
Olea -- Latin for "olive" -- brings the flavors of Spain, Greece, Italy, and the rest of the Mediterranean to BK. White walls, wooden ceiling, and terra cotta tiles feel appropriately Spanish. Flo... read more
- 21 W. 17th St., Union Square 10011
- 212-691-8888
BLT Fish
Esquared Hospitality’s life aquatic. Lobster rolls rule the lower deck in Manhattan's idea of a fish shack, but top is all high-energy, glass-elevator sophistication. Would-be deep sea divers... read more
- 142 Mercer St., Soho 10012
- 212-431-7676
Lure Fishbar
Bailed out of the fire and flood, subterranean space is more gorgeous than ever. Get all Young Yacht on Soho's rawest fare. Fish food is brain food! Down too much of That Bourbon Drink and suddenly... read more
- 96 Second Ave., East Village
- 212-674-5870
The Mermaid Inn
Spiffed-up seafood shack brings some Cape to harried East Villagers longing for a clean beach and a lobster roll. Raw bar earns raves for clams and oysters. Not exactly undiscovered, there's always... read more
- 1567 Broadway, Midtown West 10036
- 212-918-1400
Blue Fin at the W Times Square
All about the fish. Yet another Steve Hanson creation, this one with a floor-to-ceiling glass front affording prime view of the shuffling tourist parade. Fortunately, slick, über-mod dining ro... read more
- 64 Charles St., West Village 10014
- 646-486-2185
Mary's Fish Camp
A seaside shack in the West Village helps you forget that the closest body of water fronts the toxic smear of New Jersey. Oysters, steamers, cockles—if it comes in a shell, Mary Redding will ... read more
- 402 W. 43rd St., Midtown West
- 212-564-7272
Esca
Seafood arm of the Batali empire. Chef David Pasternack serves the fruit of the Pacific and Mediterranean, and on days off…goes fishing. Simple preparations, like just serving it to you raw. Crudo ... read more
- 1341 Third Ave., Upper East Side 10021
- 212-988-9200
Atlantic Grill
Steve Hanson sails the seven seas and emerges with more tropical booty than a Sean Paul video. Does raw and cooked in big, raucous, back-lit space. Seafoam accents match twinsets on UES patrons. Up... read more
- 280 Bleecker St., West Village
- 212-727-2879
Fish
Fish shack, doubles as a retail market. Owner runs local seafood company as well, giving him well-earned unfair advantage in fight for freshest sea-dwellers in NYC—and he doesn't even need mob ties... read more
- 125 W. 55th St., Midtown West 10019
- 212-245-7400
Estiatorio Milos
Corporate Greek isle. Soaring space rigged with gauzy screens, massive squared-off columns, luck-chancing indoor umbrellas. Specializes in seafood, pick your own fish right off the ice pile in back... read more
- 890 Seventh Ave., Midtown West 10019
- 212-541-9000
Redeye Grill
A stone's throw from Carnegie Hall (literally: across the street), a few blocks from Central Park and the Time Warner Center, no more than ten blocks from major Broadway houses: midtown locations d... read more
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