Ed's Lobster Bar

Ed's Lobster Bar is located at 222 Lafayette St Frnt B, New York, NY. This location is in the SoHo neighborhood. This business specializes in Seafood Restaurants and has 34 review(s) with a star rating of 3.5. Ed's Lobster Bar is open Mon, 12pm-3pm; Tue, 12pm-3pm; Wed, 12pm-3pm; Thu, 12pm-3pm; Fri, 12pm-3pm; Sat, 12pm-12am; Sun, 12pm-9pm and accepts American Express, Mastercard and Visa.

What to Drink: If the $6 glass of Muscadet doesn't whet your whistle, skip the rest of the overpriced wine list and head straight to the beer--a $6 pint of Harpoon IPA goes better with lobster anyway.

Lunch Spot: The lunch menu replaces the whole lobster dishes with items like clam and oyster rolls.

The "simple, whitewashed" setting gives this "upbeat" NoLita fish house a "New England" mood that goes well with its "pricey", "near-perfection" lobster rolls and bivalves; given the "cramped" table seating, regulars "eat at the bar" for "more attentive" service and added wiggle room.

Time was this humble thin long strip (think fried clam) of a restaurant was a failed French establishment, where seldom a diner was seen. We know the story well, because we frequently visited friends in the building. Then a transformation into a lobster bar—which while mildly popular was not exactly a household name, given the profusion of glossy seafood shacks around town. We noted the price...

Restaurant namesake and chef Ed McFarland formerly worked at West Village seafood institution Pearl Oyster Bar. Now his Ed's Lobster Bar delights lobster lovers and neighborhood locals with its lobster bisque, lobster ravioli, lobster…

The Scene
The long narrow space fills up quickly with neighborhood seafood-seekers and followers of chef Ed McFarland, formerly of Pearl Oyster. The look is seaside-chic, with...

Chef Ed McFarland's growing restaurant empire includes Ed's Lobster Bar,