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Help us make it rightIn June 2005, Mary Redding and Derek do Anjos brought Brooklyn Fish Camp to Park Slope and its been packed ever since. The menu features classic fare like pristine Malpeque oysters, Canadian steamers, lobster rolls, and whole market fish served grilled or fried.
Go here for: portion, fish dishes, lobster roll, bottle, party
This place is a must-visit for sea-food lovers. It is also a joint to frequent for delicious meals for a not-too-hefty price. The lobsters, clams, crabs, shrimp and fish on the menu attract hungry patrons, many of whom are regulars at this spot. A part of Mary's Fish Camp chain, Brooklyn Fish Camp is located in the Park Slope area of Brooklyn. So hop in for a bite, you're sure to love it so...
"Peerless freshness" makes for happy campers at this "laid-back" Park Slope sequel to Mary's Fish Camp that "hits the mark" with "robust" seafood and "spot-on" lobster rolls; the tabs may be "pricey" considering its "clam-shack", "wine-in-a-juice-glass" approach, but that backyard garden sure is "fantastic."
The Brooklyn outpost of the West Village seafood restaurant offers the same grub as the original---the famous and delectable lobster roll, savory ceviche, an array of freshly shucked oysters, or the changing specials of grilled or fried…
Another Manhattanite who now has more space and a backyard. Rampant oyster shucking, semi-exposed kitchen keeps it feelin' casual as you order the $22 nicoise salad. Same fingerlickin' lobster roll, same succulent oysters, same diabolical salt and pepper fried-in-the-shell shrimp, only change is that Mary's little bro plays lovable slacker to the overachieving West Village original. Retractable...
Its original opening postponed due to fire, this Brooklyn outpost of Greenwich Village's Mary’s Fish Camp has a wide variety of seafood dishes and accompanying wines as well as outdoor seating certain to be a hit.
The Scene
Brick walls, tin ceilings and vintage black-and-white photos of a real fish camp in Florida retain the mess-hall chic of the original West Village location. On the spacious back...
Great food but $30 for a lobster roll in bklyn is a bit much.
food couldn't be better. but why in the world don't they serve bread?
This was not my first time here but I had not been here in about a year. The service was nice enough but at 7:30 on a Tuesday night they had run out of just about everything we asked for. At first we thought is was a joke because everytime we asked for
I had lunch here in the outdoor area, a mommy from hell changed her babies diaper on an empty table. I complained bitterly to the manager, who appeared to be afraid of her. We had to leave before we were finished with lunch. I would steer clear. A shame b
eat here often, my personal bill for myself is never under 60$! portions are expensive and small. i mean a cup of steamers, are u serious? this stuff is usually served in a bucket for cheaper. the food is very good. keep an eye out for their specials (us
Brooklyn Fish Camp can be found at 5th Ave 162. The following is offered: Restaurants. The entry is present with us since Sep 8, 2010 and was last updated on Nov 14, 2013. In Brooklyn there are 1890 other Restaurants. An overview can be found here.
Brooklyn Fish Camp is located at 162 5th Ave Ste 2 in Brooklyn and has been in the business of Retail - Seafood Restaurants since 2007.
Brooklyn Fish Camp is located on 5th Avenue, between Lincoln Place and Douglass Street. It is a followup from Mary's Fish Camp in the West Village. At Brooklyn Fish Camp, you will find fresh fish daily and a menu of all types of other seafood dishes such as Greek bronzini fillet with farotto, pinenuts and currants, shellfish bouillabaisse and spicy fried sardine sandwich with pickled vegetables.
This place is a must-visit for sea-food lovers. It is also a joint to frequent for delicious meals for a not-too-hefty price. The lobsters, clams, crabs, shrimp and fish on the menu attract hungry patrons, many of whom are regulars at this spot. A part of Mary's Fish Camp chain, Brooklyn Fish Camp is located in the Park Slope area of Brooklyn. So hop in for a bite, you're sure to love it so...
When to Go: Get there as early as possible for a seat outside, and to ensure the availability of popular items like the lobster roll.
What to Drink: There's no hard liquor available, but tap beer---including Boddington's and Brooklyn Brewery's East India Pale Ale--comes frosty cold and the wine list is appropriately beachy.
There's no hard liquor available, but tap beer---including Boddington's and Brooklyn Brewery's East India Pale Ale--comes frosty cold and the wine list is appropriately beachy.
Get there as early as possible for a seat outside, and to ensure the availability of popular items like the lobster roll.
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