Brooklyn Restaurant Guide
Nicks Lobster Fish Market
(3 ratings)
(718) 253-7117
2777 Flatbush Ave, Brooklyn, NY 11234
Dining Specials
Osakana
Seafood
Fryer to the Buyer Fish Shop
Seafood
May 21, 2011 @ 3:35 PM
a diner from Staten Island, NY
I just came back from having lunch over there. I haven't eaten there since I was a little child and I remembered why I used to love going there so much. I ordered the raw short neck clams, which were delicious. I then had a order of the snow crab legs. They were perfect! I practically inhaled them. The only problem I ran into was wanting a wetnap for after the crab legs, but some wetnaps came with the bill.
July 26, 2009 @ 8:09 PM
a diner from brooklyn
It's pretty good for a neighborhood place. Their salmon is wonderful. the lobster, if not too burnt, is good.
The windows overlooking the water are filthy dirty, though.
Clean the windows - this is a restaurant for goodness sake.
The windows overlooking the water are filthy dirty, though.
Clean the windows - this is a restaurant for goodness sake.
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Number of Reviews: 3
May 21, 2011 @ 3:35 PM
a diner from Staten Island, NY
I just came back from having lunch over there. I haven't eaten there since I was a little child and I remembered why I used to love going there so much. I ordered the raw short neck clams, which were delicious. I then had a order of the snow crab legs. They were perfect! I practically inhaled them. The only problem I ran into was wanting a wetnap for after the crab legs, but some wetnaps came with the bill.
July 26, 2009 @ 8:09 PM
a diner from brooklyn
It's pretty good for a neighborhood place. Their salmon is wonderful. the lobster, if not too burnt, is good.
The windows overlooking the water are filthy dirty, though.
Clean the windows - this is a restaurant for goodness sake.
The windows overlooking the water are filthy dirty, though.
Clean the windows - this is a restaurant for goodness sake.
a diner from bklyn, new york
NIck's is a brooklyn treasure, the food is good, the atmossphere is pleasant and the is pretty decent as well. i must say i would rather dine in than buy from the market.Alot of the stuff is frozen and slighty over priced. They r also not very informative on how to purchase lobsters and various other seafood.
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May 21, 2011 @ 3:35 PM
a diner from Staten Island, NY
I just came back from having lunch over there. I haven't eaten there since I was a little child and I remembered why I used to love going there so much. I ordered the raw short neck clams, which were delicious. I then had a order of the snow crab legs. They were perfect! I practically inhaled them. The only problem I ran into was wanting a wetnap for after the crab legs, but some wetnaps came with the bill.
July 26, 2009 @ 8:09 PM
a diner from brooklyn
It's pretty good for a neighborhood place. Their salmon is wonderful. the lobster, if not too burnt, is good.
The windows overlooking the water are filthy dirty, though.
Clean the windows - this is a restaurant for goodness sake.
The windows overlooking the water are filthy dirty, though.
Clean the windows - this is a restaurant for goodness sake.
