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Best Cities for Seafood

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2/14/2013
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The best seafood cities in America

If you’re a seafood lover moving to one of these cities, you’re in luck! They’re all places where you can find amazing seafood on just about every corner. I’ll admit, if I were to move to any of these awesome cities for seafood, I might need an intervention! I would definitely indulge on my favorites – crab and scallops. Yum! What’s your favorite?

Is your city on the “Best cities for seafood” list? Check it out!

New Orleans, LA—When you’re craving crawfish or any other type of seafood, New Orleans delivers! Try Acme Oyster House, Drago’s Seafood Restaurant, or the Gumbo Shop for your seafood fix.

Seattle, WA—Visit Pike Place Fish Market, an open-air market in the heart of Seattle, for fresh-caught crab, salmon, and shellfish. Is your mouth watering yet?

San Francisco, CA
—Don’t miss Fisherman’s Wharf. It’s one of the most popular tourist destinations in San Fran for fresh great seafood at a reasonable price. Try family-owned Alioto’s #8, the oldest seafood restaurant at the wharf!

Portland, ME—Seafood in Portland will satisfy even the largest of appetites. You’ll have a hard time choosing which restaurant to try first! Or, visit Harbor Fish Market, in business more than 40 years, and get fresh seafood to cook at home!

Miami, FL—The seafood in Miami is abundant, so I hope you have a hearty appetite. Try Garcia’s Seafood Grille and Fish Market, Joe’s Stone Crab, or Monty’s.

Boston, MA—There’s a reason why the largest North American seafood event is hosted here. Don’t miss the Boston Seafood Show, exhibiting more than 1,000 companies from around the world.

Honolulu, HI—Not only does Honolulu have beautiful scenery, but the seafood tastes great, too! What more could you want?

Baltimore, MD—Fresh crab and succulent lobster from Chesapeake Bay makes Baltimore a great place to enjoy seafood.

Juneau, AK—In Juneau, you’ll never run out of halibut or those savory Alaskan snow crab legs! Try the Alaska Seafood Company or Hangar on the Wharf.

Westbrook, CT—Lobster rolls and fried clams are famous in Connecticut! Locals rave about Bill’s Seafood at the Singing Bridge, so don’t miss it!

Do you have any great seafood places to add to the list of best seafood cities in America? Let us know about them by commenting below!



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