#seafood

#seafood

The county is home to an abundance of quality produce, from artisan cheeses (who doesn't love a Baron Bigod?) and craft ciders to responsibly-farmed meats and day-boat fish straight from the North Sea. Scattered across the countryside are countless farm shops, brimming with seasonal fruit and vegetables, whilst on the coast you'll find seafood shacks serving up freshly caught crabs, lobsters and smoked fish.

"a curated menu of New England and Sicilian-style seafood classics,"

A former Upper East Side icon that's now based in Florida, Swifty's quickly became the sought-after reservation for Hamptons-goers after expanding to The Hedges Inn. With its preppy, pink-hued setting, this place is yet another component to the Palm Beachification of Eastern Long Island (see: Mary Lou's Montauk). But though the dishes are prissy-a "pink" lobster roll features lobster salad made with Marie Rose sauce-they still satisfy.

Picture this: You're driving down a Long Island highway on a summer day, you hit the Hamptons, but then you just ... keep going. Eventually, you hit what locals call The End: Montauk. Over the years, Montauk has transformed from a sleepy little surfing town to a full-blown haven for influencers and Wall Street bankers. But for every new bar or club (we see you, Bounce and Surf Lodge), there are places that have been around for decades.

A 100-gram serving of cooked shrimp contains 24 grams of protein, which is notably close to a boneless, skinless chicken breast's 32.1 grams.

Cod liver has lived another life: packed in squat tins, as unassuming as a can of shoe polish, layered gently in its own golden, rich omega-3 oil.

Smithereens, a cheffed-up homage to the foodways of New England, features a seafood-heavy menu that has transitioned from inconsistent to solid after nearly a year.

Noisy Oyster in Shoreditch offers a seafood-centric menu featuring dishes like Chalk Stream trout, bluefin tuna steak, and crab orecchiette in a minimalist setting.

Shellfish and other seafood can make a delightful swap for red meat in a variety of dishes, whether you're making a batch of slow-cooked carnitas, a hearty lasagna, or grilling food on the barbecue.

The namesake grilled tonno steak with white beans and escarole is a knockout dish that's worth the trip alone to this sibling of Prezza in Boston's North End.

Fathoms is owned by a local fisherman and provides fresh seafood options from a sister fleet of boats, ensuring just-caught dishes for patrons.

The first ever Monterey Abalone Festival will celebrate the region's mollusc history with cultural and scientific activities, including an 'Abalone Dance' and abalone races.

The easy recipe for fried shrimp patties served burger-like on a squishy bun satisfied my craving for the seafood. It's easy to pull together in about 20 minutes.

"Drove 2.5 hours Memorial Weekend just to get a fluffy," wrote Denise Leveu.

The Alston features a heated terrace patio in Downtown Chicago, a rare find, accommodating 100 guests while offering views of the historic Holy Name Cathedral.

Salmon is a key shaper of Washington's unique marine nutrient-fed landscape. I, like most Washingtonians, grew up reenacting the salmon run in school, going on field trips to spawning grounds, visiting tribal and community-led salmon barbecues, and having the fish in my family's fridge at all times. Salmon is the backbone of Washington and the lifestyle of those who call it home.

Nopa wasn't just seasonally inspired and farm-to-table at a time when seasonally inspired and farm-to-table hadn't yet permeated the city. It was a place whose ethos making everything in-house, from scratch and atmosphere were as much of a draw as its damn good Cal-Mediterranean menu and thoughtful cocktails and wine list.

The reopening of Cap't Cass Rock Harbor Seafood in Orleans has brought joy to the community, as patrons share their cherished summer memories in a guest book filled with stories.

Ceviche is one of the easiest dishes to make, and a great way to dip your toe into the world of Mexican seafood. While the idea of eating raw fish might turn you off, the acidic juices used to create the dish 'cook' the fish just enough to keep it safe while keeping the dish light and refreshing.

Le Bernardin has defined French seafood cuisine in America since 1986, offering exquisite dishes that evolve while respecting culinary traditions, focusing primarily on seafood.

Musaek specializes in mulhoe, a South Korean seafood dish, featuring spicy raw fish served chilled with cold soup and bouncy konjac noodles, providing a unique summer dining experience.

The Radicle will open in Daisies' original location this fall, transitioning from a seafood-stuffed menu to create a nightlife-focused bar experience in Logan Square.