It must be tough to be Rebecca Charles. For those of you who don't know who I'm talking about, she's the chef and owner of Pearl Oyster Bar. Let me rewind for a moment. When she opened Pearl, she pretty much put the lobster roll on the map for land-locked New Yorkers. She did it with the help of her co-chef, Mary Redding.
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Went to the newly opened Ed's Lobster Bar Friday night. The verdict? If I can't go to Maine, I'll stick to Pearl Oyster Bar for the time being, although I still have yet to return to the new home of...
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Ed McFarland, another Pearl Oyster Bar graduate, has opened up his own seafood restaurant and rawbar. (Ex Pearl partner, Mary, left to open Mary’s Fish Camp.) The location is great because it’s quite hard to [...]
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Openings: Ed's Lobster Shack & East Village Ice Cream
From DailyCandy: Ed’s Lobster Bar "There’s a good chance that the menu in heaven looks something like this: lobster roll, lobster pot pie, grilled lobster, and — aw, what the heck — another lobster roll. Paradise gets a step closer tomorrow when Ed’s Lobster Bar opens in SoHo. Ed McFarland, longtime cook at Pearl Oyster Bar, is now going it on his own. And not a moment too soon: The east side has been itching for a proper seafood shack. Ed’s is charming and unpretentious: long dining bar, a dozen tables in the back, gray wainscoting, and oceanic scenes on the walls. A fitting home for the simple, magnificent crustacean. Right. About...
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