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97-01 Shorefront Parkway

Queens, New York 11358

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Where To Eat And Drink In Rockaway Beach

A guide to the best restaurants and bars in Rockaway Beach, NY.

Lobster Joint

$$$$

Seafood in Rockaway Beach

Written by

Andrew Steinthal

97-01 Shorefront Parkway

Queens, New York 11358

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Perfect For: Lunch Outdoor/Patio Situation Quick Eats

97th Street has the biggest variety of concessions on the boardwalk, including a barbecue place (Breezy’s), a ceviche stand (La Cevicheria), a full service bar (Low Tide Bar), and our top pick, Lobster Joint. Get a lobster roll, and eat it at one of the picnic tables.

Lunch Outdoor/Patio Situation Quick Eats

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RBQ Rockaway Beach BBQ

RBQ is a big barbecue spot in the Rockaways where you can eat something that’ll force you to take a nap afterwards.

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Rippers

Rippers is a little spot right on Rockaway Beach where you can get hot dogs and burgers.

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Whit’s End Pizza Parlour

Whit’s End is a pizza and seafood place on Beach 97th Street that makes some of the best pizza in the Rockaways.

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Tacoway Beach

What was once called Rockaway Taco is now called Tacoway Beach. The good news? The fish tacos are still the best in town.

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Esca

Year after year, Esca remains in the conversation of the NYC elite. It’s always jam packed, mostly with the business and commuter crowd.

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Marea

Marea is about as good as upscale eating gets in Midtown, and there’s a lot of that around. Don’t miss the bone marrow and octopus fusilli.

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Petite Crevette

A Carroll Gardens neighborhood seafood gem, where the chef might throw a lobster at you. God bless this city.

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Catch

It is no understatement to say that Catch is the most over-the-top, ridiculous dining operation the Meatpacking District has ever seen. Thankfully though, the service is fantastic, and the food is pretty great as well, despite the absurdity of it all.

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Tacoway Beach

What was once called Rockaway Taco is now called Tacoway Beach. The good news? The fish tacos are still the best in town.

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Lobster Joint

Lobster Joint is closest thing to a clam shack that you can find in Greenpoint, and it's absolutely perfect for summer day drinking.

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Connolly’s

Connolly’s is an old-school Irish bar near Rockaway Beach where you should get a piña colada in a styrofoam cup.

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High 97

High 97 is a concession stand with burgers and fried fish at Beach 97th Street in Rockaway Beach.

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