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Although it is not a Happy Hour Mara's Homemade on E 6th has an Oyster special on Mondays. 50 cents each! The normal price is $9 a dozen. Still a good price and nice and fresh.
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Neptune Room on the UWS has happy hour oysters for $1 each night until 7 I think.
Usually an east and west coast selection, nothing crazy, but if you strike up a good conversation, they might bring you something special that isn't listed. Oysters have been good quality every time I have gone, much better than Docks any of the other places I've been on the UWS.›4 Replies -
Has anyone had oysters at Essex on Thursday nights?
Their website lists these daily specials under Dinner:
Tues - unlimited mussels $14
Wed - maine lobster $16
Thurs - $1 oysters all night›1 Reply-
re: KittyK
Yes. It's a good value, but the shuckers aren't very skillful, and you'll wait a long time for your order. It gets packed, and loud. Just a few blocks away, The Ten Bells has oyster happy hour 'til (I think) 7:30. Oysters are $1.25, and they're better than the ones at Essex. Ten Bells serves wine and beer only, while Essex has a full bar, in case that impacts your decision. And Ten Bells also gets packed, but it's a more subdued crowd.
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re: jmo9
I find it to be a disaster! The owner is TOO in your faced. I had more than one funky oysters in a dozen. Then, God forbid you get hungry for actual food, because the entrees are miserable. The fish & chips are these huge brown nuggets with little semblance to any F&C I ever had. I like the tapped beer there, but would never order food there again. It's a seafood-centric place without a decent grilled fish. The salmon is blackened and didn't seem very tempting on a buddy's plate. If you go for the oysters, trust me, BAIL when you're ready for dinner.
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re: sing me a bar
I had a conversation with the bf while eating at Schaffer City about whether or not we loved or hated the owner. And I think we loved him. As a person who gets on her high horse about food--I love that he was very full force about his oyster knowledge. Except for when he stole one of the oysters off of my plate and gave them to my dude--that was not cute.
But I totally agree re: the entrees... not delicious. But I had some great oysters! The guy even liked them and he likes to pretend like he hates them.
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re: graphisbeb
I love Lure's Happy Hour.
Happy Hour Menu: http://www.lurefishbar.com/menu.php
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I assume you love oysters so I am posting this Oyster Festival at Ulyssess this weekend:
http://www.ulyssesbarnyc.com/ulysses/...
They have it annually and it is a fixed price for all you can eat oysters.
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re: fishermb
I went last year. It was definitely not all you can eat for a fixed price. Oysters, mostly bluepoints, were $1.50 - $2.00. It was horrendously crowded. I waited for about 20 minutes on line for oysters, and then ate them standing up since there was no place to sit.
I don't really recommend going unless the above sounds like fun to you.
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re: KittyK
i was served a REALLY bad oyster at BP.
can not recall that ever hapening before in manhattan... and i had got used to the guy at Shaffer sniff testing every oyster shucked and throwing anything unsatisfactory away.
point being, the guy at BP plated a really bad, really smelly oyster that made it into my mouth before I caught it. horrible.
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re: Abe Froman
that was exactly the experience my dining companion had at Fish (biting into a rotten, unchecked oyster)...and when we mentioned it to the waiter, he was obnoxious about it and shrugged...and when we then mentioned it to the manager he was even more rude, and basically said "So what?"...
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re: KittyK
Revisited Black Pearl recently -- needless to say, I wasn't very excited, but they have redeemed themselves! We ordered:
The Black Pearl lobster roll
Ipswich Fried Clams
Fried Calamari
Mussels in White Wine and GarlicEverything was delicious! Even the fries served on the side of the lobster roll and fried clams were tasty and addictive. Went home happy :)
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Fish on Bleecker has 6 oysters for $8 (with wine?)
PJ Clark at World Financial Center (only this branch) has $1 oyster from 4-7pm weekdays. Oyster of the day is 50cents each.
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re: Simon
My service experiences at Fish have been fine too, I'm just not overly impressed with the quality of the oysters. Only reason I've been back is because my friend works right across the street and it's convenient, but I'd much rather go to Lure for the atmosphere and good choice of other happy hour plates.
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re: Simon
not lucky.
it's a low key casual place with "decent" food and service to match. my impression is that people who go in there looking for more are the ones who walk away disapointed.
regarding the quality of oysters (response to fishermb)... i dunno, sometimes it's nice to just rock some mid-grade crustacions so long as they are safe. I don't need to pay 2:50 for some exotic import every time I crave the briney goodness, so these local non-discript jobs suite me just fine on the right occassion. any way, to each their own...
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re: Simon
oh please. the service is most certainly not vile. its owned by blue collar li folks, they dont seem to care if you are in there or not -- lots of regular working people hang out there. nothing wrong with all that, in fact its unusually refreshing.
otoh rudeness you may get and loud jabbering you will get, its not freakin LE BERNADIN, its more like a glorified tavern.
some ordering advice -- take the pbr with your oysters over the cheap glass of wine - lol!
the best happy hour oyster deal is still mcormick and schmicks in midtown. for this you get corporate sterility over FISH's quirks.
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