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Claw's Lobster Rolls Roll From Hells Kitchen To Lincoln Center
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Garth Johnston
Published May 10, 2012
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Published May 10, 2012
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Those in Hell's Kitchen craving some lobstah' have now got a new spot to go and grab some. Claw, a "Hamptons-inspired" seafood restaurant specializing in luscious lobster rolls has expanded from its initial Chelsea location to take over the old Hallo Berlin Express storefront on Ninth Avenue. And unlike the first one, this new Claw serves beer and wine.
The newcomer is pretty basic decor-wise and that's okay: the better to focus on its lobster-filled menu. That sea salt-spattered document includes lobster rolls ($17, or $18 with smoked bacon lardons), lobster mac 'n' cheese ($12), lobster quesadillas ($12) and lobster bisque ($10). There are other non-lobster offerings too—including crab cakes ($12), a scallop roll ($15) and chicken tenders ($9)—but really? Why are you going to go and do that?
Meanwhile, there is another notable aspect to this new Claw. It has a really wide delivery range. Seriously, it reaches all the way North to 72nd Street and East over to Park Avenue.
744 Ninth Avenue // 212-581-8400
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