Showing posts with label shrimp. Show all posts
Showing posts with label shrimp. Show all posts

Sunday, March 6, 2011

Ed's Chowder House











...is located at 44 West 63rd Street.
"C" and had dinner back in February for NYC's Restaurant Week.
"C" started with a Diane Margarita - spiked with jalapeno. I had a Pineapple Mojito (both $12).
We both nibbled on the bread basket and butter (corn bread, biscuits and rolls).
"C" and I both had the tuna tartare appetizer, surf and turf entree (hanger steak with grilled shrimp) and a side of garlic spinach ($9).
For dessert we shared the brownie sundae and blueberry cobbler - both served with vanilla ice cream.
The food is very good and the service is excellent.

Wednesday, December 8, 2010

Fatty Crab
























"C" and I went to the original Fatty Crab in NYC's West Village located at 643 Hudson Street.
"C" had a Dark & Stormy ($13) and I had a Rum & Coconut ($14 - served in a fresh coconut shell).
We shared the Fatty Duck ($22), Shrimp Sambal ($17) and Rendang (short ribs $25).
Everything was delicious! The duck was served with rice and the meat was crispy on the outside, juicy on the inside. The shrimp had a little kick to it, it had lettuce for wrapping, peanuts, veggies and a dipping sauce. The short ribes were fantastic - very meaty and flavorful and serviced over rice.
We were given complimentary dessert - a mochi-like cake. It was a bit chewy and dense.


Tuesday, September 21, 2010

Smyth Milwaukee




...this restaurant is located in the lobby of the Iron Horse Hotel.

I had the rock shrimp and avocado salad. Then the buttermilk fried chicken with spinach and garlic mashed potatoes.

Thursday, May 27, 2010

El Quinto Pino
























































is a darling little Spanish Tapas wine bar in NYC's Chelsea at 401 West 24th Street.





















"A" had a glass of Sangria ($8) and I had a Pomada - a frozen basil vodka drink ($10).





















We shared the Patatas Bravas - fried potatoes ($6), Gambas al Ajillo - shrimp in a buttery garlic sauce ($9), two orders of Pinchos Morunos - lamb skewers on bread ($8 each) and Tomaca - tomato bruschetta ($5). We were also given a small plate of additional bread which we used to soak up the sauce from the shrimp and potato dishes.





















The food was delicious and flavorful.