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    The Boil

    3.9 (67 reviews)
    Closed 5:00 pm - 10:00 PM
    Updated 2 months ago

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    Happy hour specials
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    Shrimp boil
    Leesh D.

    The boil NEVER disappoints! They may not have created the boil bag BUT they perfected it. The sauces, the texture of the shrimp....blissful! The corn-SWEET! The ambiance is calm and dimly lit. The service was good. I'm happy!

    Lobster was our favorite because we know how to deconstruct a lobster. Garlic butter & old bay is a winning combo.
    Michael F.

    This was 1 of the best Cajun Boil's I have ever experienced in terms of taste. The price is acceptable for this quality but may be out of some peoples ideal price range. The service was good. It is not crowded. The spice made us sweat but in a good way. Garlic butter and old bay is my favorite. They do charge 20% automatically if it is a party of 4 or more and limit it to 2 credit cards BUT the bad thing is the automatic 20% bill came and it had a spot to add more tip which is a mistake some could make and that would be tipping over 40% . Fix that. 4/5

    Shamario P.

    This place kinda surprised me. We were randomly craving a seafood boil and my girlfriend recommended this place so we decided to give it a try. We noticed that they set up the tables to look a bit more fancy or upscale but when you look around, it looks like a seafood shack down south. Our server was great, he constantly checked on us and made accommodations where he could. They also put the bib on you which was real surprising. The food was also really good but be prepared to spend a lot, this was definitely on the pricier side for all the seafood boils I purchased. I just give this place a 4 for the price and just receiving one piece of corn lol a lot of potato's but not that much corn at all.

    Now THIS is how I like my Garlic Bread.. nicely toasted
    Tati C.

    We got here pretty late one night, maybe 20 min before last call. (They close at 11 but last seating is 1015 last call might be 1030) They were able to seat us, and still receive great service. We've been here before and this time didn't disappoint. It may have been better than the first time lol. We literally got the same thing as the first time (see previous review), minus the alcohol bevs, I opted for a mango lemonade because they didn't have passionfruit it was still great though. The sauce in the scampi needs to be bottled up and sold fr. It wasn't crowded so we got our food pretty fast, even got a lil end of the night performance from a neighboring guest's daughter. The music here is just the right vibes, esp on a Friday night.

    SHRIMP & SNOW CRAB - QUEEN COMBO

    Favorite spot to grab seafood from, the shrimp is always super fresh! The crab is also really good and it's never overcooked. Usually, I go for the seafood boil, and I get the queens combo which you can alternate the crawfish for shrimp. If you're not really into spice, I will definitely get the mild. It still has a kick to it, but the medium is a pretty spicy (in my opinion). The garlic bread here is also delicious. I would definitely recommend trying that out with your entrées. Drinks are delicious. We usually go for the classic lemonade. The only thing that I wish would be better is the service. When you're coming to a restaurant where you're most likely going to spend 100 per person you want to make sure that the service is a tentative. Usually when I come, we have reservations but even then sometimes we have to wait a little bit to get seated and then when we do get seated, we have to wait another 10 minutes or more depending on how busy the restaurant is to get our waitress to come take drink orders. It seems that when it's really busy there is only one to two waitresses. The ambience is very pretty in there however it is pretty noisy. We often find ourselves, kinda yelling to hear one another. When it's slow, it's not that hard to hear.

    Mojito
    Dayo E.

    Went on a Monday night which was great cuz it wasn't very busy. The night before we couldn't get a reservation. I've walked past so many times so glad I was able to go. It gives off the expected crab shack of a seafood boil place. Quite spacious as well. The service was quite nice. There was someone in training taking care of us but it worked out. When the boil comes they help you with your bib and provide your gloves and shell crackers for the main event. We went straight in for the boil and it was great. Got the dry rub option and the potatoes and corn were really good in there. More than enough shrimp and crab meat. Was very satisfied at the end of it all. Would recommend

    Frozen classic Margarita.
    Tanya R.

    A friend and I arrived just about a hour and a half before closing. It was a Thursday night and TheBoil was nearly empty. I found that rather odd because the avenue was full of people and every other bar and restaurant seemed to have more of a crowd. Our server was kind and he seated us immediately. We ordered two seafood boils, frozen Margaritas and a crab cake appetizer for me. Crab cake was tasty. The accompanying Cajun fries were excellent. My seafood boil was good and spicy but again, only one piece of corn cob. This keeps happening to me. Is there a corn shortage? The music was pretty loud and our server turned it down upon request. The busboy seemed a bit annoyed by our presence the closer it got to closing time. At the end of dinner our bill with the built in gratuity was over two hunnid bucks! Maybe that's why TheBoil was so empty on such a busy night outside. They don't have bibs or boozy bagged drinks either.

    Macaroni & Cheese
    Karen M.

    Wished I can give them 10 stars, Service 10/10 Food 20/10 Atmosphere 10/10 Someone told us about this place so couldn't wait to try it, walked in it was happy hour, the fried calamari was on sale $8 at happy hour, the oysters think $1:50 for 1 oh not forgetting the Mac and cheese to die for. Order 2 boils, which was definitely worth every penny and more. Everything was cooked to perfection, I have to honestly say this is by far "D" best boil I had. Can't wait to roll up in there again. This time I'll be getting down and dirty...........

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    Cristina D.

    I LOVED the boil! It's a really underrated and lesser known place based on the number of people there on a Saturday night. Make no mistake though this place is GOOD. The service is fast, the bartenders are skilled, the drinks are delicious (one of my fave ever lychee martinis), and the food is even better! We absolutely loved the lobster roll and bread pudding and the portions were huge! The inside is very clean with cute and ocean forward decor. The place was perfect for a lunch with colleagues, dinner with friends or family, or even just a quick drink. And then beat part is that you can just drop by--no need for a reservation as there are always plenty of seats. I can't wait to come back!

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    Food was soooo amazing I would definitely go back. You better make reservations I wish I knew how the drinks were but I'm pregnant

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    Overly priced no flavor shrimp basket & the boil was fine not anything special again a little lackluster , but the food came quick though

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    Food is amazing! Location is great! Service is wonderful! Ambiance is cool! Definitely recommend!!!!

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    BK Seafood Market

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    4.2
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    1.6 mi
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    Solo dinner because I deserve some me time. I started off with the goat cheese salad. Def recommend…read morebut next time I would get the dressing on the side as it was too much for me. My hibiscus margarita was A1. The bartender knew what she was doing. I sat at the bar and she super attentive and her recommendations were right on. Get the Brussels sprouts! Get the lamb chops! Yup I'll be back to try other items on the menu

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    My friend and I ate dinner at Rana Fifteen during a trip to Brooklyn. We went on a Friday evening…read morearound 8pm and were seated immediately without a wait. The inside of the restaurant is decorated nicely, however one of the lights above us was flickering for the entire meal which was annoying at first, but we eventually tuned it out. We both shared the Rana's Table. This was a really cool experience. This smorgasbord includes a sampling of 8 appetizers, 4 mezes, 1 entree, 1 side, and 1 dessert. For the entree we chose the Iskender Steak. For the side we got the Yogurt Potatoes. The dessert was chosen for us - some sort of pistachio mousse. All the food was good. Between the 8 appetizers and 4 mezes - some we loved, some were just ok. But a lot of that opinion is based on personal preference. If you're planning on eating here, bring your appetite and definitely consider the Rana's Table. Being able to try so many options all at once was a fun and unique experience. Service was good. Multiple staff checked in and took care of us.

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    3.2
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    2.2 mi
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    Okay so I came here on the first 80 degree day of the season for the afternoon so when I say it was…read moreBUSY it was BUSY!! Regardless of the volume the outside bar had quick service on the drinks while we waited to be called for a table. It took about 1.5 hours for our table to be ready. Once seated the staff came to take our orders quick as this was a no nonsense day for them with every table full. We decided to on the Cajun seafood boil for 2 which was split between 4 people -- definitely enough food. The CRAB was out of this world some of the best dungeness crab I ever tasted. Lobster on point. I definately went to crustacean heaven. The price is hefty tho at 195. We also got the ahi tuna nachos which was a nice app and the lobster Mac and cheese. Definately coming back.

    On arguably the coldest day of the year a few weeks ago on Super Bowl Sunday, your girl made a trek…read moreonly a few crazy people would. Tucked in the quiet end of Red Hook right by the water, is Brooklyn Crab - a lively, coastal shanty themed restaurant serving up some seafood favorites... but on a cold day in early February the abandoned and frozen tiki bar downstairs and the residue of snow salt on the staircase leading to the restaurant only served as a faint reminder of brighter, sunny days that await us this summer in New York. I plopped myself on the bar seating as cold gushes of air swept in with the opening door. The heating was struggling but so were we - it really was just that cold. However dire these conditions were, I was here for my weekly ritual - two dozen oysters on the half shell. Trish the bartender was a great sport. We chit chatted about the weather and her California upbringing and everything in between. She was great company and a delight to talk to. When the oyster platter arrived I was met with instant joy. Nicely sized oysters, neatly shucked, briny and beautiful with the accompaniments I like. A cold glass of beer I had been slowly working on in the background. They only have the $1 Sunday oyster happy hour during the winter months. Staff simply can't keep up with the shucking when it's busier. I deeply enjoyed this meal as the sun shined in the glass enclosure and it started to warm up. Far away I could see the waves crashing on the dock, as I guzzled down the ocean's perfect food. I also ordered the peel and eat shrimp and they were very good. Nicely seasoned, with ample amount of lemon wedges to make this meal truly one of a kind. This is one of the best oyster happy hours in Brooklyn, and even though I am traveling away from home right now, I can't wait to return and bask in this sunlit bar one last time this winter. Highly recommended!!

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    Strange Delight

    Strange Delight

    4.1
    (115 reviews)
    0.5 mi

    We were able to get a reservation here for 530 on a Saturday night. The restaurant was very busy. I…read morereally liked the layout with the green tables and booths. The long mirrors on the walls made the space feel bigger and taller as well. First and foremost, I'm giving this place a 5 for the service as they really went above and beyond. It was not the occasional stop by to refill water and grab dirty plates. Our waiter provided great recommendations and offered me a small sample of a wine I had heard him recommend to another table after I had already ordered my orange wine. In terms of food, the bluefin tuna special was very fresh. We enjoyed the hush puppies and the swordfish belly. The fry basket had thin rectangularly shaped fries which were amazing. The only thing is I wish it came with more than two pieces of shrimp and two pieces of fish. The chargrilled oysters were also very good. Lastly they offered free bread pudding which was a perfect way to end the night.

    I truly loved the restaurant's ambiance -- it was very casual, welcoming, and had beautiful natural…read moresunlight throughout the space. However, the menu was quite limited. The catfish sandwich was delicious, flavorful, and had a great sauce. The catfish basket, on the other hand, was lacking a bit in flavor. The mac and cheese was good, but nothing that stood out. The oysters were fresh and enjoyable. The restaurant does provide high chairs, which was appreciated, but there are no changing tables in the bathroom, so it's not the most family-friendly option for parents with young children. The staff was wonderful -- very attentive, friendly, and accommodating. Overall, it was a nice experience with great service and a lovely atmosphere.

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