Seafood restaurants

Been a long time, but if my memory is correct, you have a decent one on the south side 25A, just east of the main drag. Can't remember the name...

Land and Sea? The one in Mount Sinai? Think they closed the restaurant.

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Land and Sea? The one in Mount Sinai? Think they closed the restaurant.

No this one was in Rocky Point, probably closed. Had some Greek decorations in the front.

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No this one was in Rocky Point, probably closed. Had some Greek decorations in the front.

You talking about Sea Basin, by the split?

I used to love River Bay in Roslyn, but it closed.

Legal Sea Food in Huntington (if it's still there) on RT 110 (next to Walt Whitman Mall)

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You talking about Sea Basin, by the split?

Yeah, that's the one. My parents loved that placed and I had some nice meals there. Greeks know their seafood...

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Yeah, that's the one. My parents loved that placed and I had some nice meals there. Greeks know their seafood...

I heard it's very good! I'll have to put it on my list, I never went.

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Legal Sea Food in Huntington (if it's still there) on RT 110 (next to Walt Whitman Mall)

LSF left New York years ago over tax and rent issues.

Then LSF was sold and now even their main location in Boston is closed.
I miss them, I was vendor.

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LSF left New York years ago over tax and rent issues.

Then LSF was sold and now even their main location in Boston is closed.
I miss them, I was vendor.


too bad - their fare was always very good...

[this place was always good when we'd go there]('https://www.bluefinnyc.com/')

Great Martinis as well....

What about Bone Fish Grill in Rockvlle Center. Never eaten there but have a number of times outside of Richmond VA. Thought that they were good.

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What about Bone Fish Grill in Rockvlle Center. Never eaten there but have a number of times outside of Richmond VA. Thought that they were good.

I've eaten in one of them down in Florida. Pretty good.

My Fav seafood restaurant has always been the ones on the water that sell it/cook it...... White cap East Islip/.......Montauk HWY right before the shinny canal South side

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My Fav seafood restaurant has always been the ones on the water that sell it/cook it...... White cap East Islip/.......Montauk HWY right before the shinny canal South side

White Cap is Islip.. good place.

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White Cap is Islip.. good place.

Great fresh seafood and great dine in

Not that they're bad, I've eaten in both Legal Seafood and Bonefish Grill and enjoyed them, BUT one has to question national chains in locations that have fresh seafood available. They use standardized menus and probably rely more on national fish suppliers than local ones.

The wahoo I ate in Ohio, is probably from the same supplier that the wahoo on the menu in Rockville Center, as last time I looked, there is no commercial wahoo fishery anywhere near LI.

Call me a purist, but I expect a "local" seafood restaurant near the coast to focus its menu to what they can source within 10s of miles of their location. This reminds me of another one of my LI favorites, The Rhumb Line in Greenport, which is regrettably permanently closed. After years of hearing how great "Dolphin Fish was to eat, I had my first taste there.

They had a chalkboard menu, which is a great sign to diners that a restaurant specializes in only fresh, local seafood. That day the menu said, "Today's Special - Dolphin It's the fish NOT Flipper!!" Obviously this was a long time ago, before someone had the idea to use the Polynesian name of Mahi, LOL.

I lean towards outdoor casual spots if getting seafood out. I also leans towards shellfish and its just too messy to eat in stuffy fancy indoors restaurant in my opinion. Billy's By The Bay in Greenport has become one of our favorite spots the past few years. It's on the grounds of a marina so that in itself makes it cool as heck and the food is always great.

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Great fresh seafood and great dine in

Atlantic Seafood in Center Moriches also. But it's been years since I've gone there.