Top Best Seafood Restaurants in Long Beach

"Just named the best restaurant in the world by La Liste, Le Bernardin is as classy as it gets. A “once-in-a-lifetime dining experience”, you’ll be blown away by the service and food alike. The menu is divided into headings of “Almost raw,” “Barely touched” and “Lightly cooked” so you’ll know exactly what you’re in for."

"Le Bernardin has graced New Yorkers with its presence for decades. What you want to do here is go all in for superstar Eric Ripert's tasting menu. The fish that dominates his prix fixe is largely untouched, save for the best flourishes, so you put yourself in the very capable hands of his sauciers."

"Timeless New York, this famous Oyster Bar dates from 1913 and continues to provide first-rate seafood dishes to business people, socialites and foreign dignitaries. This classy restaurant hearkens back to the Gilded Age, when the "spare no expense" mentality reigned supreme. Head Chef Sandy Ingber's seafood specials change seasonally and include over 25 varieties of oysters, soft-shell crab and her highly regarded herring."

"If you feel really classy, stop for dinner at the Grand Central Oyster Bar. If you’re poor like the rest of us, check out this guide to some of New York’s best cheap eats (psst- this is a great time to visit a branch of Xi’An Famous Foods — there’s one on 45th Street!)"

"A haven for mollusk worshippers and harried New York commuters for more than a century, the seafood spot is still as epic as its iconic white-subway-tiled arches."

"A New Orleans vibe is the inspiration behind this restaurant, which is owned by Joshua Boissy. The interior is a gorgeous salon that has green walls that have been fogged to give a lived-in look to the restaurant. The two main reasons to visit this restaurant are the oysters and the absinthe, both of which are staples in the New Orlean’s French Quarter."

"This taste of New Orleans in the middle of Brooklyn is a prime spot in the middle of Williamsburg. This is the perfect place for anyone catching a movie at the nearby Nitehawk or W..."

"Surf and turf with poached lobster and filet mignon are among Ocean Prime’s specialties. Located on the same avenue of The Modern (a two-starred Michelin restaurant we went to celebrate my best pal’s birthday) and MoMA, Ocean Prime is one of those places where you go before watching a Broadway show or bring your clients to sign a big deal - classy, sophisticated, and modern with world-class food and a fantastic wine list. They are famous for their seafood and perfectly grilled steaks, but it is the seafood that stands out."

"Located in the heart of Manhattan, Ocean Prime serves up tasty seafood dishes, prime cuts of steaks, and signature cocktails. They have a very large menu but don’t let that intimidate you. Some of the popular dishes are their Lobster Rolls, Lobster Bisque and their Lobster Mashed Potatoes."

"Like many of the best seafood restaurants in NYC, Greenpoint Fish & Lobster Co. prides itself on only serving dishes that are made using fresh, seasonal, and sustainable ingredients. They also prefer to use locally sourced fish and seafood as often as possible. The menu has dishes that have taken inspiration from all four corners of the globe, so you will find American dishes alongside Thai, Bajan, and Mexican-inspired dishes."

"Mostly just one long (but attractive) bar counter, this seafood-centric spot in Brooklyn's Greenpoint neighborhood is both a market and a restaurant. So there's no doubt what you're going to get will be super fresh. There is plenty of crudo and ceviche on offer but also some fun stuff like fish and chips, fish tacos, fried fish sandwiches, and lobster rolls to be deliciously devoured."

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"A gem even among New York’s superlative botanical sites, this verdant 52-acre oasis charms with its array of “gardens within the…"

"Many community gardens dedicate space for produce, but the Phoenix Garden in Brownsville fills its entire 20,000-square-foot plot with edible plants. There’s a grape arbor, a large gazebo, and a rainwater harvesting system, and the garden produces about 2,000 pounds of vegetables every season. A portion of the output goes to a local soup kitchen across the street."

"This park was once used as a lookout point for the Continental Army in 1776, and today offers several great amenities for any dog owner."

"Located in Downtown Brooklyn, this picturesque park was given its name in honor of one of the most influential writers and poets the country has ever had, who also happened to spend time right here in Brooklyn, Walt Whitman. A place for quiet enjoyment of beauty, Walt Whitman Park is not furnished with lots of outdoor sports facilities like other parks in Brooklyn do but provide lots of benches on well-tended green space to sit and read, as well as trees to sit under for revelation. Artists that come for inspiration can find it in the form of Whitman quotes, spread across the park, just one of the many Walt Whitman Brooklyn sites."

"Another pretty Brooklyn park to enjoy named after a famous Brooklyn resident, one of the country’s most influential poets, essayist, and writer Walt Whitman. Whitman lived and worked in Brooklyn for part of his life where some of his most famous works were published including Leaves of Grass. He was also the editor of the Brooklyn Daily Eagle for two years too!"

"Take a literary break in the Walt Whitman Park just off Downtown Brooklyn’s Cadman Plaza. Walt Whitman was a political campaigner and civil rights activist whose works celebrate his life and times. The three-acre park is dedicated to “America’s Poet” as he is now known and there are various examples of his work displayed throughout the grounds."