
Welcome to Claudio’s Waterfront, your Dockside Drinks and Dining destination! Located on the water, in historic Greenport harbor, Claudio’s Waterfront serves the freshest seafood and seasonal fare, celebrating the flavors of the region and the Rich maritime history of this storied locale. Join us to create your own salt-air, sun-kissed summer vibe experience, with the best happy Hour in town, Sunday brunch, Live music on the weekends, or an unforgettable sunset dinner seaside. Days roll into nights at Claudio’s… Sail or stroll over for a Dockin’ Good time!
Laid-back restaurant with a terrace fixing up hearty sandwiches & classic seafood offerings.
Hours
| Sunday | 11:30 AM–9 PM |
| Monday | Closed |
| Tuesday | Closed |
| Wednesday | 11:30 AM–12 AM |
| Thursday | 12–9 AM, 11:30 AM–9 PM |
| Friday | 11:30 AM–2 AM |
| Saturday | 11:30 AM–2 AM |
Address and Contact Information
Address: 111 Main St, Greenport, NY 11944
Phone: (631) 477-0627
Website: https://www.claudios.com/
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Reviews
Did you know Claudio’s was originally opened in 1870 as Claudio’s Tavern, making it one of the oldest restaurants in the U.S.? It was family-owned by the Claudiaos for nearly 150 years before changing ownership in 2018, and its legacy is still very much alive.
If you’re looking for great seafood and a fun vibe, this place is a must-visit.
The food was delicious and exceeded our expectations. The clam pasta was creamy and flavourful. The fried seafood plates were crispy and fresh, and the mac and cheese was a big hit with the kids. The lobster salad was also a standout—fresh, crunchy, and generously topped. Everything was served promptly and nicely presented.
Here’s my point of view:
To start, the clam chowder should have more than a few clams in it and could even use more potatoes as a “filler” but it was mostly cream/liquid.
The butternut squash soup was good, creamy, and spices right.
The fish and chips were good, a little greasy (to be expected) but the fries, although crispy, had a “oil cross contamination” taste.
We also had a Connecticut lobster roll (warm and buttery) that had plenty of lobsta’ and the local tap beer was very good.
Thanks for a great evening.
Pam and Brett Hanson
Vincent, our server, was polite, efficient, and very helpful throughout our meal. The assistant general manager, Michael, even stopped by to check on us, which was a nice touch. Overall, it was a fantastic visit. So happy we chose to dine at Claudio’s!
We ordered from the bartender and then went outside. It is the shoulder season, so it was not too busy. As I mentioned, we did not have any food.
The three of us had three different drinks. And it felt like a Goldilocks situation. My one friend had a spicy margarita and it was way too strong. My second friend had an espresso martini and it was way too weak, it was mostly Bailey’s. I had a rum punch and it was just right! So in terms of the Goldilocks scenario, I won, because my rum punch was excellent, but one of my friends could barely drink her margarita, it had so much booze. Normally this is a good thing, but we really did want a nice balanced drink.
But the bartender, again, was efficient and nice. Perhaps they are accustomed to tourists who really want a lot of booze?