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    Jay's on Third

    4.2 (149 reviews)
    Closed • 5:00 pm - 9:00 PM
    Updated 3 months ago

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    What's the vibe?
    Moderate noise
    Intimate
    Classy
    Good for groups

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    Elizabeth C.

    The food was delicious. Our waitress was excellent. Very attentive and pleasant. Love this place.

    Vegetarian pad Thai

    Incredible pad Thai!!! Service is good - everyone is very friendly, but had to ask 4 times for some ice for our water. We also got the peach and burrata salad which was fantastic but we come for the pad Thai!

    Short Rib Fried Rice
    Jim R.

    COVID conscience even for takeout, you call in your order and when ready for pickup they expect you to wear a mask. This was more than fine with us. Our shared meal was for 4 adults and 2 children. Everything we had was delicious from the Short Rib Fried Rice and the Sweet Crab Fried Rice to the Brusselini and the perfectly cooked Halibut with Risotto. Everything had a nice delicate flavor and was enjoyed by all. The bill for all of the above (2Halibut) was around $138. Very interesting menu that you should check out.

    Local Scallops
    Kimberly G.

    Consistency is super hard to come by when you're looking for what will be "your spot" down the shore. Jays on Third, is definitely "my spot". Every single time I have a reservation here I am NEVER disappointed. The food is finger licking good + the service is always wonderful. Here's a few staples I highly recommend: - Seasonal Gazpachos are always a HIT - Sticky Spare Ribs, OMG!! So good! - Local Scallops over Risotto, Beautiful + Delicious! - Shrimp Pad Thai, the staple entree to order! Jays on Third is BYOB, so bring some wonderful premixed cocktails or a few bottles of wine and you are GUARANTEED a wonderful evening! Enjoy!

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    As good as ever but prices have gone ballistic! Everything seems to have gone up maybe 30% or so. We'll go back but less often.

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    Great place to dine BYOB which is nice Service was a little off but the food made up for it

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