Location: East Haven
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Best Seafood food near East Haven, Connecticut, United States
Discover Restaurants offering the best Seafood food in East Haven, Connecticut, United States. East Haven is a town in New Haven County, Connecticut, in the United States. As of the 2010 census, the town population was 29,257. Located 3 miles (5 km) east of New Haven, it is part of the Greater New Haven area. East Haven is 35 miles (56 km) from Hartford, 82 miles (132 km) from N.Y. City, 99 miles (159 km) from Providence, Rhode Island, and 140 miles (230 km) from Boston.
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9. Sabor Peru
Authentic Peruvian Restaurant, Especially Seafood, Family Restaurant at your service. Our Chef Raul Vasquez will make sure you taste the real Peruvian flavor !
Reviewed By Viviana42California
We find this restaurant because I have a craving of Peruvian food (I'm Peruvian)while moving my daughter to her new home/College last summer, so we went there with no high spectations and we were very please for what we find.Just to said, this was around August, and just past weekend (October) we travel again to CT and stop to eat 3 days from the 4 days we were there. This is a family restaurant (or looks like it), small, close to freeway, food delicious, we try : papa a la huancaina, chicharrones de pollo, salchipapas, helado de lucuma, and everything was yummi. If you live in CT, close to New Haven and like Peruvian food, stop by. Also the drink chicha morada was delicious.
8. Anthonys Ocean View
Overall Ratings
4 based on 38 reviews
Reviewed By Robert L
First time for us to attend a wedding at Anthony's Ocean View. The weather was warm,but not unbearable. Sunset during the ceremony was perfect. Afterwards,there was a cocktail hour WOW-what a wonderful spread of food! I thought-this is great! could the reception dinner compare? Unfortunately-the dinner was disappointing. Served dinner way too late and my meal was cold. Some sort of sauce on the beef-not sure what that was. Stuffed shrimp accompanied it and the stuffing was not tasty. Other negatives-some of the staff seemed like they wanted to be somewhere else. My feeling is-if you hire seasonal staff-make sure everyone understands their position. Positives: the facility is well cared for and clean. In my haste to get a ride home, I forgot my high heel shoes, but when I called the next morning -the staff had found them so I was able to retrieve the shoes -thank you!
7. Nellie Green's
Overall Ratings
4 based on 207 reviews
It's located in a marina and has views of the water and boats with an outside patio. It can be hard to find with all the large boats in the yard.
Reviewed By MrJim911
Stopped here for dinner with co-workers on a Thursday night. They were busy but had a table outside available. This restaurant is located in a tucked away lot behind an old warehouse right on the water. Nice views when you're seated outside. The menu has a decent amount of selections. I ordered the lobster pasta. I thought it was cooked well and had good favor. I'm not sure why they have it with a tomato sauce. It would have been significantly better in an alfredo sauce. My colleagues liked their chosen meals as well.I would come here again and recommend this location for anyone looking for a good meal.
6. Lenny's Indian Head Inn
Overall Ratings
4 based on 317 reviews
Lenny's sources the best seafood New England has to offer - from house made chowders to fresh lobsters to succulent steamers to clams and oysters on the half-shell. The fried seafood is gently breaded and cooked to order. For the land lubbers, their mouth
Reviewed By JoyQuestRoadTraveler
The restaurant has a clean, casual, and familiar atmosphere. Staff were warm and attentive. Food was good, but not great. We were perplexed by the pricing. Some beer selections cost less than soda, and other alcoholic beverages were quite low. But the fish was surprisingly high. We didnât order any alcohol, which would have balanced the bill better. As it was, we paid the most we have ever paid for fish and chips, but sadly, they did not win our devotion. As a result, we left a little grumpy and not interested in a return visit to this local favorite.
5. Lenny and Joe's Fish Tale
Overall Ratings
3 based on 495 reviews
Lenny & Joe's Fish Tale at Long Wharf is a fresh, fun and casual family restaurant going strong since 1979! As we enter our 35th year of business let us show your why our promise to our customers is still our number one commitment - ⢠to serve only the fi
Reviewed By Jean W
This was our first time at this restaurant. We have been to the one in Madison several times. In Madison you order at the counter and they call your number when your food is ready. This restaurant is a "real" restaurant with wait staff etc. I ordered the lobster roll. It was OK but I wish I had ordered the butter on the side as it was added to the lobster and the roll was soggy with butter. We ended with apple pie that was excellent. The restaurant is in a great location on the water but is in need of a lot of updating.
4. BAR - Pizza, Beer and Nightclub
Overall Ratings
4 based on 407 reviews
Reviewed By hdjtravel
Simple but delicious! Great for big groups and families. Loved the Salad with caramelized pecans and bleu small and large both portion to share.Pick your pizza topping... pepperoni had a nice spice Great beer selection and bartender was able to give you suggestions. Cocktail selection looked great but went for IPA
3. Home Restaurant
Overall Ratings
4 based on 224 reviews
Restaurant specializing in comfort food with a twist and service that'll make you feel right at home! At the Home, you will find two dining atmospheres. First, you will find our âdining roomâ, a room surrounded by windows, skylights and pictures of our to
Reviewed By LivinglifeinPA
We met six of our friends here last Sunday afternoon for a late lunch. We had made reservations, but for that particular time, they were not needed as the restaurant was fairly empty.We were seated in the back room and, for the next hour or two, were treated like VIP guests. Since there was no one else in the room with us, we had the undivided attention of our server..........our experience here was THE best!!!Both the drink & food menus were great... many options and all very fairly-priced, we thought. After drinks, our group shared two appetizers.........Artichoke Whipped Ricotta Dip and General Tso's Brussel Sprouts. Both were delicious! I have to be honest, though......we never would have even considered the Brussel Sprouts as an appetizer, but our server recommended them to us. So glad that she did because we would have missed out on the incredible flavor of the roasted Brussel Sprouts!As for our entrees, we ordered so many different ones and all were great....not a bad one in the bunch, as they say. Included in our selections were the Hickory Smoked Maple Dusted Filet Tips Salad, Grilled Salmon Salad, Patty Melt, their "Home" Burger, Smoked Salami "Home"-Style Mac & Cheese, and Grilled Cheese Sandwich on Sourdough Bread (from the children's menu).Three of us ordered their "Home" Burger...with temperature requests ranging from medium rare to medium to well-done...and all were prepared perfectly.Portion sizes for all entrees were quiet ample......very few of us were able to leave a clean plate.This is a restaurant that we would highly recommend! Even though we didn't need reservations for our Sunday lunch, you might want to call the restaurant just to be sure that you don't need one for your dining adventure here.
2. Shell & Bones Oyster Bar and Grill
Overall Ratings
4 based on 359 reviews
At Shell & Bones, the focus is on seafood and steak, utilizing fresh & sustainable ingredients. All soups, stocks, sauces, and desserts are made in house under the watchful eye of Chef Franco. His style reinterprets many classic recipes, while also creati
Reviewed By CT-OldGuy
Six of us went to Shell and Bones for a birthday dinner celebration. What disappointed our party may be what would attract others. Let me explain. First, parking is atrocious. The parking lot is far to small for the size of the restaurant, and valet parking is available and virtually imperative....but reasonable at $5.00. Our party was seated at a nice large round high-top table, normally conducive to conversation. However, the restaurantâs popularity attracts many people, and the attendant noise makes conversation difficult unless one doesnât mind shouting. Twenty (20) minutes passed before anyone stopped by to take drink orders, and that was only after we asked for some attention. It was another 20 minutes before drinks arrived. We were READY to drink by that time! Everything at Shell and Bones happens VERY SLOWLY. You will spend a long while waiting for everything, and the noise makes the passing oftime difficult. The six of us ordered 5 different appetizers and meals. They ranged from excellent (the scallop and shrimp ceviches app, the shell and bones entree) to fair (shrimp fra diavolo was bland and filet mignon was bathed in seasoning which overpowered the meat flavor). We almost passed on desert, because the live music began and added to the din, but we did order deserts and they were unique and very good. As I said in the beginning, the aspects of this business which we found to be negative may not bother some patrons, but with the exception of one couple in our threesome, we would not return. Oh, by the way, we were seated at 6:30 and left the restaurant at 10:30. Yes, FOUR (4) hours...far too slow paced for our taste.
1. Sandpiper Restaurant
Overall Ratings
4 based on 201 reviews
Reviewed By ExRIGuy
Not only were they sold out of fried clams at 6:30 in the summer, but they were rude about it. Be sure to call ahead...
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