$16-$25 per person
Please note: this list is heavily influenced by the places we went. This is not a list of TOP lobster rolls at Bar Harbor, rather just a list of lobsters rolls eaten by me. Bonus: one whole lobster picture as it is somewhat related. Lobster, Bar Harbor, close enough keywords!
Terrace Grille at the Bar Harbor Inn
Stewman’s Downtown
Leary’s Landing Irish Pub
Feel like having a variety of foods grilled for you Japanese style? This is the place to be if you are around the NoMad/Flatiron area. Definitely get the mochi wrapped in smoked bacon (for that difference in texture) and beef tongue. I know, I know, beef tongue sounds gross but it’s good. Just think of it as regular beef and your stomach will thank your brain.
Hint: Bring a friend so you can share more different types of dishes!
Favs: everything! I don’t think there was anything I do not like here. What’s not to like? Fish? Gooood. Blood sausage? Gooood. Mango with sticky rice? Goood.
I don’t think you can go wrong with picking any of the dishes here. Come early as they get busy real quick.
Warning for the people with seafood allergies: they put it in just about everything, even if it’s not labelled. Shrimp paste/flavoring is a common ingredient, even in the vegetables. Be careful!
Short and sweet: sweet potatoes fries is definitely a must order. The syrupy maple butter with the mayo on the side makes a great sweet tooth appetizer.
Tip: If you get the chicken buns, order the sauce on the side. It gets everywhere and it would just be a lot easier to eat if you dip each bite instead.
My favorite dish from John Doe was the Mozzarella Burrata.The tartiness from the vinaigrette, the sweetness from the colorful cherry tomatoes, and the ridiculously fresh mozzarella created the best taste in mouth combo.
They have one dollar oysters from 4-8pm and happy hour drinks. I got a well drink (rum and pineapple) for 6 dollars!
John Doe – Craft Bar & Kitchen
253 5th Ave, New York, NY 10016
I really like the pickled plum soda. It might be an acquired taste but I am a fan of eating dried pickled plums by itself.
The pho was good with the oxtail broth. There wasn’t a lot of choices for pho like you would usually see at a pho shop but still a good place if you’re craving pho and don’t want to trek further into Queens.
This is the second time I have been here to this Korean restaurant and it is really great for carnivores and small groups who like to share. The food is served family style and pork belly is their specialty.
Tip: try to get here by 6pm to get a seat. The tables fill up quick even on a week night!
