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rowayton seafood. casual but not cheap. great views of the five mile river out to long island sound. happy anniversary. deb and i just celebrated our 33rd.
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re: steve h.
Totally agree on Rowayton Seafood...
Other ideas are Splash up at the Longshore Inn in Westport.
http://www.decarorestaurantgroup.com/...OR for simpler fare & less pricey choices, try Sunset Grille, Harbour Lights, even Sono Seaport....all in Norwalk.
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re: lunabug
i enjoy both but i have to give the nod to rowayton seafood. oysters are fresh, the lobster roll generous and the string fries tasty. bartender makes a decent vodka gimlet. fancier fare is available but these basics are noteworthy. as an aside, avoid the silly valet parking and just drive up rowayton avenue until you spot a space.
one final note: rowayton seafood is pricey. lots of movers and shakers call it home. i find it convenient and friendly. dress is casual (khakis and boat shoes work for me). i think you'll like this place.
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re: lunabug
rowayton seafood hands down over splash. both have water views. if water is not a requirememt and only al fresco then aloi in new canaan is fantastic for sidewalk dining. Margherite Aloi was trained by Piero Luongo and has some incredibloe foods. so water = rowayton and sidewalk = aloi in jfood's opinion.
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