
Nestled at 99 Maple Ave. in Bayshore, is a hidden gem located in the vibrant marina for the Fire Island Ferry. Celebrating our 35th season, we have become a beloved destination for locals and ferry patrons alike. Our casual and unassuming restaurant, with both indoor and outdoor seating options, provides a cozy atmosphere for up to 30 guests. We also take pride in our bustling take-out window, catering to the dashing ferry patrons in a hurry to reach their summer homes on Fire Island. As we gear up for another wonderful season, our team is dedicated to delivering a memorable dining experience. From our fresh seafood to our signature clam dishes, every bite is a celebration of the seaside flavors that define the essence of Nicky’…
Fresh fish comes with a bay view at this rustic, wood-paneled shack next to Fire Island ferries.
Address and Contact Information
Address: 99 Maple Ave Suite A, Bay Shore, NY 11706
Phone: (631) 665-6621
Website: http://nickysclambar.com/
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Reviews
We will come back again!
Most of us did not drink alcohol but I was curious about the Rocket Fuel, which consisted of rum, cream of coconut, pineapple juice, and ice blended together and topped with amaretto. I was surprised it was not garnished with any fruit such as pineapple and cherries like pictured. It was good but much stronger than the one I had at Le Dock in Fair Harbor.
We shared two appetizers – Fried Calamari and Steamed Mussels. The Fried Calamari consisted of lightly breaded calamari fried and served hot of the press, and with marinara sauce. The Mussels were steamed with a garlic herb white wine sauce and served with warm french bread. The sauce was so delicious we had to get more french bread to enjoy. I was surprised the second batch of french bread was not warm like the first one.
Some of us ordered soup, either Clam Bisque or Manhattan Clam Chowder. The Clam Bisque was a New England style clam chowder with clams and celery. It was served with oyster crackers. It was creamy and on the blander side. It was not as tasty nor thick as the one at Chowder Bar.
All of us ordered Flounder on a Roll, either broiled or fried. The flounder was lightly seasoned with paprika, served with shredded lettuce, slice of tomato, lemon, and tartar sauce on a poppyseed roll. There was a debate on which Flounder on a Roll tasted better. Despite everyone’s thoughts, I enjoyed the broiled flounder on a roll but I wish that it was served with a pickle.
Great little getaway spot for a bite and wine.
Available both indoor and outdoor seating.