As with their popular NoLIta location, the highlights of the menu will be focused around their “Dailly Landings” menu, which features a rotating list of seasonal offerings from local fisheries. Owner Michael Chernow and Executive Chef Christopher Cryer have joined forces with fisheries in nearby Montauk, giving Seamore's a focus on the local “under-utilized...less branded” fish, such as skate, dogfish, and Porgy.
The Reel Deal plate for $21 offers a piece of fish, three sides, and a choice of sauce. The menu also offers salads, sandwiches, tacos, and sharing plates such as Ceviche.
It's not just the fish that hails from Montauk; with plenty of light and a vintage nautical aesthetic, the new Chelsea space certainly channels a Montauk beach shack vibe, too.
Quick-serve seafood, sustainable dining, strange fish
The sidewalk seating on 18th Street and 8th Avenue
The Reel Deal, a platter of fish with a choice of sauce and sides
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