A SoHo seafood institution w/ cool decor & a vibe that keeps people coming back. Known for sushi, oysters & great martinis.
This established SoHo seafood spot offers a vibrant dining experience with a notable seafood-focused menu. It's a place that has maintained its appeal over the years, often recommended for its energetic atmosphere and consistent quality, making it a go-to for many.
Primarily a seafood restaurant, with strong recommendations for sushi, oysters, and the salmon tiradito. The crispy rice and fried red snapper are also highlighted positively. While most feedback is glowing, a few patrons have noted a decline in food quality on recent visits.
"Standout dishes frequently mentioned include the salmon tiradito, crispy rice, and the fried red snapper for two. The burger and kale Caesar salad also receive positive mentions. For dessert, the deep dish cookie, cheesecake, and ice cream sandwich are noted as popular choices."
Overall, customer sentiment is highly positive, with many praising the consistent quality, excellent service, and appealing ambiance. Some users express disappointment with recent experiences, but the general consensus leans towards a strong recommendation.
Important Note
One user mentioned the possibility of the restaurant closing soon. Another noted that the sushi can be overpriced and the ambiance can be dark and loud with somewhat rote service. The menu might not be ideal for those who dislike sushi.
"This user recommended Lure Fishbar as another option for lunch."
Positive"Lure Fishbar is mentioned as a 'moody adult restaurant' fitting the request."
Positive"This user suggests Lure Fishbar as a place that might offer relevant dessert options, potentially cookie skillets."
Neutral"Lure Fishbar is mentioned as a place where picky eaters can find common ground."
Positive"This user recommends the Bash Burger at Lure."
Positive"This user recommended Lure Fishbar, noting that it offers a sushi menu with options like spicy tuna and salmon, alongside other diverse menu items."
Positive"This seafood restaurant is suggested as an option for Thanksgiving."
Positive"This user, a regular since Lure's predecessor, Canteen, views Lure as a 'joint' with positive associated memories. They recommend lower expectations for a fun meal, highlighting the burger, chicken club, and appetizers like chicken lollipops and shrimp tempura."
Positive"Having frequented Lure since the mid-2000s, this commenter views it as a SoHo institution that surpasses many short-lived Michelin-starred establishments."
Positive"This user found Lure's location and decor nice, with solid fish and burgers, but considered the sushi overpriced and noted the ambiance could be dark and loud, with somewhat rote service."
Neutral"This commenter advised the original poster not to eat at places they do not want to eat at."
Neutral"Lure has been a long-time favorite with no bad meals experienced. It has a cute ship atmosphere and offers oysters, sushi, and cocktails. The commenter noted it might be closing soon."
Positive"Lure is described as a neighborhood classic with consistently good food and martinis."
Positive"This commenter stated that the idea of not eating fish on Sundays is not a valid concern, as most fish in NYC is frozen and delivered on Sundays. They also expressed that Lure is a solid and loved place."
Positive"Despite initial reservations, the commenter had a great meal at Lure, enjoying the good vibes, cool decor, sushi, apps, and a phenomenal snapper dish."
Positive"The user asked if Lure has good food beyond fish and mentioned it as a neighborhood classic. They later added that Lure is better than many Michelin-starred restaurants in NYC."
Positive"Lure in SoHo is recommended for its espresso martini, noting they use Mr. Black and serve it in a large glass. Raoul's is also mentioned as an alternative with a chilled glass."
Positive"This user stated that Lure is an "NYC staple" and is "always consistently good!"."
Positive"This user recommended The Otter and also mentioned Lure, calling it a good suggestion."
Neutral"Lure Fishbar is a trendy option with a semi-private wine room that could accommodate a group. They offer family-style sushi, oysters, and burgers, with very good food and a cool vibe that might fit the budget."
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