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I appreciate all the suggestions, I can't wait until I try these establishments . As already known some of the worst looking places have the best food.
Haddock - loved the beer Battered.
You're going to mostly find cod or flounder around here, which isn't bad, but if you have that taste for haddock, Coleman Public House is your destination. And their fries are awesome.
Shrimp, Clams, Lobsters and calm chowder. Lol - yes wny-Brockport. We've only been here a few months. Enjoying everything so far. Are you happy with your decision to relocate here?
If you like fried clams...you may like fried oysters. Shrimp and crab is easy to get around here but not lobster, clams , or clam chowder. I actually buy my steamers from a local seafood place (sellsfish) and cook it myself....same with lobster. The Coast Bar and Grill has very good seafood..crab stuffed fish and crab dip were delish. If I'm looking for fried oysters, I like Gilligans. I've tried fried oysters other places and I have been most pleased with Gilligans and sometimes the Crab Shack.
All of the places mentioned are great, but many of them are likely fancier than you're looking for if you don't care for all the bells and whistles as you mentioned.
The Ordinary is not a down to earth kind of fish place. Great shelffish, cocktails but upscale, hipster like. I love it but it is not a 'no bells and whistles' kind of place.
Lets not ignore the fact that places that feature locally sourced foodstuffs will also have a lot of seafood on their menus ...more than youll find normally find elsewhere....
NB ..." friends don't let friends eat imported shrimp"
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