What a great seafood restaurant! Greenpoint Fish & Lobster has a fresh seafood counter to purchase…read moreitems as well as a full restaurant. Be sure to make a reservation, as this spot is popular, especially on a nice weekend. We recently had a weekend brunch at one of the tables outside. Everything on the menu sounded good, but we decided on a couple of their specials. Started with the razor clams, which were cooked perfectly and topped with fresh herbs. We also had the fried soft shell crab sandwich with the side of Caesar salad. The sandwich was well balanced with the crunchy crab and herby aioli. The Caesar was light and refreshing. The fish and chips came with two fried filets of white fish and a basket of classic fries. The fish was lightly battered and flakey. The house made tartar sauce was a good complement to it. One of my top meals this year so far! Perfect summer meal!

Came by on a Tuesday for happy hour, which appears to be from 4-6pm. There's ample seating outdoor…read moreand few tables inside, as well as the bar countertop. Their HH deals are pretty solid -- $2 East Coast Oysters, $10 select wines and $6 beer special. Grabbed a glass of Sauvignon Blanc as I waited for my friend to arrive, which they were patient and accommodating for. As soon as my friend arrived, we ordered a 1/2 dozen West Coast oysters, which were not on the happy hour menu, and several dozens of the HH East Coast oysters. Our server did an excellent job explaining the origin of the oysters as well as explaining the specials of the day. The West Coast oysters were Kumamoto (California), while the East Coast selection were called Bad Boys (from Nova Scotia, Canada). Normally I'm a big fan of West coast oysters, but the Bad Boys were delicious! They were plump with a bold ocean brine & crisp finish. My friend also ordered a cup of clam chowder, which he thoroughly enjoyed. One of the best oyster HH spots I've come across, because it seems to be harder finding good ones lately. Would definitely come back to try the other seafood dishes.

I called a few hours in advance for their Scallop, Salmon and Tuna set ($26), but when I got there,…read morethey started making it haha. Generally though they recommend ordering in advance. Fish was super fresh at a great price. The scallops were sweet and the salmon soft and tender. No comments beyond that. Grab a tray and head to central park for a picnic like we did. Solid spot

fresh sushi! big slices of fish! decent price!…read more came here on a Sunday at 1:30pm to order in the store. We were the one people in store but they were busy with online orders and we had to wait 30 min to prepare our food. tg there is a trader joe nearby. The food was great with many selections. Despite the wait, it was nice to know that they made to order.

High quality fish, excellent service large choice of fish. Also will cook fish to order…read more Delivery is always on time and reasonably priced

On behalf of The Center for the Women of New York, I want to extend a huge thank you to Dorian's…read moreSeafood for their fantastic contribution to our Taste of the World at Fort Totten gala. They generously donated trays of their shrimp cocktail, which were an absolute showstopper. The shrimp were incredibly fresh, perfectly cooked, and jumbo sized. The cocktail sauce had the ideal zesty kick that complemented the sweet shrimp beautifully. The platters were polished off quickly by our guests, which is the highest compliment of all. It is because of beloved community businesses like Dorian's Seafood that we are able to successfully support the women of New York. Their commitment to giving back is deeply appreciated and truly makes a difference. This kind of local generosity is why I am passionate about supporting businesses that care. I highly recommend Dorian's Seafood for their outstanding quality and their tremendous heart. We are so grateful for their support and I will absolutely be a customer. Thank you for helping our mission and for donating such a crowd pleasing dish!

Stopped by this food truck parked in front of the fish market to place an order. It was fresh and…read moredelicious. The ladies in the truck were very friendly the truck appeared to be clean from what I can tell. The prices were very reasonable.

Food: The seafood is average here. We tried the lobster roll and calamari. The lobster roll (comes…read morewith French fries) was quite small and wasn't that impressive. The calamari was good and a pretty big portion. Overall, the seafood truck wasn't anything special and I won't be returning. Service: The staff was very friendly and welcoming. Ambiance: This is a food truck in front of their actual seafood and fish market. There is no seating in front of the food truck, but there is a small ledge attached to the truck where you can stand and eat your food. Overall, I wouldn't recommend this food truck.

The fish here is always fresh. I love coming here whenever I'm going to make shrimp scampi, roasted…read moreSalmon or lobster. Highly recommended.

While exploring the neighborhood, I came across QB Fish Market and was immediately drawn to the…read morecharming displays of items both inside and outside the shop. While I cannot comment on the service or ambiance, the visual appeal of the market made it stand out to me.

If you're used to buying fish at the supermarket, the prices here might give you sticker shock. But…read morehonestly, if you're craving seafood and you want to make it at home, there's no better place to get it from than here. The quality of fish and seafood is consistently good, so I'm willing to pay a bit more to ensure the food I'm eating tastes fresh. The ambiance is, well chaotic fish counter. There's always a bit of a line in here and it can feel overwhelming when deciding what you want to order. The service is swift and does move things along, and although the guys here like to keep the line moving they are happy to answer any questions you might have, or give you a minute to decide (though they'll move on to another customer while you do so, so take your time). I feel like I remember it being cash only at some point, but I was able to pay with credit card on my most recent visit.

Delicious food people would love to come back for more with good service and with family and…read morefriends Even have delivery to enjoy good food at home to

Do you want an authentic Astoria seafood experience that will leave you and your party stuffed and…read morefeeling like you made a great choice? Look no further. Everything I've had here was fantastic, and the seafood is fresh and prepared exquisitely.

We were excited to try IBN Hamido and came on a Sunday. There was no wait to be seated (lucky us!)…read moreand we were told to go to the back and to pick out our seafood before picking seats. It's a little overwhelming because there is definitely a lot of seafood to choose from. The fish selection looks fresh but they do have some previously frozen seafood like large prawns and lobster tails. They have the names of everything and the price per pound posted which can be a little intimidating because it's a bit expensive. We ordered a grilled branzino and asked for the large tiger shrimp. The staff behind the counter said it would be the ones without the head but when long at the sign, it said head on tiger shrimp so I was a little confused but we just went with it because we assumed the staff knew what they were talking about. We did also get the head-on large prawns. We asked for everything to be grilled and confirmed that they don't use butter or cheese or cream on anything and then we went upstairs to get a table. Upstairs by the window is nice because you can people watch on a good day. We asked the staff member if there were any butter or cream or cheese in the mezza or rice and she said no, so we proceeded to order those and also asked about the soup of the day. She told us it was a shrimp and corn soup and that sounded good so we ordered that as well. The mezza came and the babaganoush and moussaka were good. The lemon potatos were fine but other places have made it better. The tahini was tahini and nothing special. The soup came and we took a sip and it tasted like cream so we were confused because the staff member didn't mention cream when she was taking about it. We asked about it when another staff member came by to drop off the rice. The original staff member who helped us came back over and we asked her if there was cream in the soup. She told us that yes because it's a chowder and the chowder has dairy and told us that we ordered the soup. I'm not denying that we ordered it. My issue is that we specifically asked about avoiding dairy in other food menu items and she didn't even stop to mention that hey the soup of the day that you want is a shrimp and corn chowder and has dairy. She took it back but I felt like we were inconveniencing her because of her tone. The mains arrived shortly after. The head-on prawns came and then the branzino. The large head-on prawns were overcooked and a little rubbery. The branzino was a touch too lemony but that was probably my fault for squeezing lemon over it. The fish was firm and smooth. There wasn't a lot of flavor on either dish. By this time, our table is pretty full and one of the staff members came by with the tiger shrimp and he more or less just stared at the full table and then plopped the plate down right next to my husband's phone. We barely even had time to move plates around to clean up space for him, but I feel like they should have definitely looked a little harder because one of our plates was just full of bones and shells and could have been taken away which would have made room for the shrimp. They were also over cooked and rubbery. Throughout our meal, no one came to check on us once. At the end of the meal, I used my own hand sanitizing wipes and was a little puzzled that they don't give any to customers. We got the bill and were a little peeved that they charged us $3 to butterfly the branzino. We weren't told about that and we didn't particularly ask for them to butterfly it. There's individual hand wipes by the stairs and it's odd that staff don't bring them to you once you're ready to pay. Are customers expected to walk around with dirty hands to go grab the wipe by the stairs? It's definitely a one time experience and overall, I wouldn't recommend it for the poor service and seafood being overcooked and underwhelming.

What a cool market and was only 2 blocks from the hotel. For those of us in the San Francisco Bay…read moreArea this place is best described as if 99 Ranch and Piazza's Fine Foods had a baby (For those West Coast impaired, Asian food store meets a Whole Foods). Tons of Asian good from a whole row of frozen Bao to even durian items. In addition to the usual stuff you would find at a high end market. Endless selection of craft brews, produce, dairy etc. They did have a deli and bakery which I did not sample. It is a large but narrow store as many have noted and after 4PM its one door in and out only so it gets a bit crowded.

Since LIC has one of the fastest growing [east] Asian populations in the country, it logically…read morefollows that their local supermarkets would cater to this demo-- even the City Acres, which essentially felt like an Asian supermarket. I stopped into this location recently before a day by the pool, and was so excited by the huge snack selection. I originally went in for a popular frozen banana treat I saw online, but left with bags of Korean chips, unique ramen, candy I grew up eating, and snacks galore. My pool day was better for it and had me contemplating a move to LIC.