
Manhattan Seafood Restaurants for Four Dining Styles
Choose a seafood dinner by setting, from Greek cooking and a clubby chophouse to Spanish hospitality and hands on crab boils.



Greek seafood anchors this busy Midtown dining room. Branzino and grilled octopus feature in the cooking, while the large space draws a business crowd at lunch. Expect a lively room rather than an intimate meal.
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Steak and seafood share the menu at this Park Avenue chophouse. The warm, clubby setting keeps the mood traditional. This restaurant forms part of a small chain of chophouses.
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Spanish cooking and quiet, old world surroundings define this Murray Hill restaurant. Tableside paella service brings portions directly from the pot, with refills and leftovers packed by the staff. Attentive hospitality is a recurring feature of the room.
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Garlic butter seafood boils arrive in bags at this compact Hell's Kitchen restaurant. Snow crab legs and prawns make this a hands on meal. Staff protect coats from splashes, while service speed and portion sizes draw mixed feedback.
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