Fish

Curated by Omar Bennett, Renaissance Navigator

Fish occupies a tiny space on a restaurant-filled stretch of Bleecker Street. This restaurant offers a raw bar that dominates much of the interior and is also equipped with a few closely packed tables that seem to be perennially busy. The owner of Fish is a purveyor of seafood, so the restaurant has a reputation for serving especially fresh fare. The menu offers a wide variety of preparations that feature fish, oysters and crustaceans, with dishes that include the cat fish sandwich, lobster roll, and lobster shepherd's pie, along with the all-time favorite, fish and chips. However, most patrons gravitate towards Fish for the 'unbelievable in New York City' deal of six blue point oysters, which are offered with a glass of house wine for less than ten dollars.