Raw Bar and Room
Ed’s Lobster Bar keeps a New England fish-house vibe in the room and on the plate. The raw bar sits at the center of that mood. A visit can start there, with chilled seafood set out first, then move toward lobster rolls or fish plates as the table settles in. The pace suits a quick stop and a longer meal.
Lobster rolls sit beside fish plates, so the kitchen moves between a familiar coastal sandwich and fuller seafood platters. The raw bar adds a different path through the meal, where the first choice is often cold seafood before anything richer follows. See the all-day menu gives the broader range, while the home page keeps the focus on the room, the bar, and the dishes that define the house.
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Raw bar seafood with a New England fish-house feel.
About Ed's Lobster Bar
Ed's Lobster Bar sits at 155 Grand St in New York. It is a seafood restaurant and bar with a New England fish-house vibe. The room centers on a raw bar, lobster rolls, and fish plates. The name sets the tone fast. Cold shellfish, hot plates, and a straightforward bar shape the menu and the setting.
The all-day menu moves from chowder and bisque to fried seafood and seafood plates. New England Clam Chowder comes first in the lineup, followed by Lobster Bisque, Fried Calamari, Wings, Victorias Caesar Salad, Escargot, Baked Clams Oreganato, Crab Soup, House Fried Rice, Steamers, Fried Clams APP, and Fried Oysters. The range gives the kitchen room to move between a bowl, a salad, and a plate with crisp edges. It also keeps the focus on seafood, with familiar coastal flavors and a few dishes that lean richer.
The space includes wheelchair-accessible entrance, wheelchair-accessible seating, wheelchair-accessible toilet, and wheelchair-accessible car park. Those features support an easy visit from arrival to table. The address places the restaurant in New York’s Grand Street corridor, where the pace stays steady and the dining room can lean into its fish-house style.
A 4.2 rating from 574 reviews gives a clear picture of steady traffic and a busy dining room. Lobster roll, mac and cheese, clam chowder, lobster bisque, lobster ravioli, outdoor seating, lobster salad, Lobster Nachos, lobster grilled cheese, and Lobster Poutine appear among the most common terms tied to the place. The menu stays rooted in seafood, with the raw bar and lobster dishes carrying the name forward.
Good to Know
- Accessibility
- Wheelchair-accessible entrance · Wheelchair-accessible seating · Wheelchair-accessible toilet · Wheelchair-accessible car park Plan for an easier arrival and a table that works with mobility needs, then use the accessible restroom during the meal without leaving the accessible path of travel.
Find the Door
Ed’s Lobster Bar is at 155 Grand St, New York, NY 10013, United States. The address places the restaurant in New York, and the visit begins at the entrance on Grand Street before anyone reaches a table or checks the bar.
Wheelchair-accessible entrance, wheelchair-accessible seating, wheelchair-accessible toilet, and wheelchair-accessible car park are all part of the space. A guest can arrive, enter through the accessible doorway, and move to seating without extra steps at the threshold. The room also carries a 4.2 rating from 574 reviews, and the page keeps those practical details close to the front of the visit.
Frequently Asked Questions
What kind of restaurant is Ed's Lobster Bar?
Ed's Lobster Bar is a seafood restaurant and bar at 155 Grand St in New York. The description points to a New England fish-house vibe with a raw bar, lobster rolls, and fish plates. Guests can plan on a seafood-focused meal rather than a broad mixed menu.
What accessibility features does the restaurant have?
The restaurant has a wheelchair-accessible entrance, wheelchair-accessible seating, a wheelchair-accessible toilet, and a wheelchair-accessible car park. Guests who need those features can arrive by car, enter through the accessible entrance, and settle in without changing plans around the room layout.
Where is Ed's Lobster Bar located?
The address is 155 Grand St, New York, NY 10013, United States. That gives guests a precise downtown New York location to plug into a map or rideshare app before leaving. Arriving with the address saved helps keep the trip direct.
What menu style does the restaurant serve?
The menu is organized as an all-day menu, and the sample dishes include New England Clam Chowder, Lobster Bisque, Fried Calamari, Wings, and House Fried Rice. Guests can expect a seafood-led menu with some plates that work as starters or a fuller meal. That makes it easy to choose between a lighter visit and a more filling one.
What categories does Ed's Lobster Bar fit into?
Ed's Lobster Bar is listed as a seafood restaurant and a bar. The food side leans into lobster, clams, oysters, and fish plates, while the bar category signals a place that works for a drink with the meal. Guests can plan the visit as a dinner stop or a casual bar-side meal.
