
Quahog’s combines a classic New England seafood shack with South American inspired cuisine. Since 2019, Quahog’s is pleased to offer a full-service bar to complement our dining experience. Join us before dinner for a quick drink, or linger over a mezcal in our comfy bar stools.
Relaxed restaurant serving classic New England seafood dishes with added Latin American influences.
Address and Contact Information
Address: 206 97th St, Stone Harbor, NJ 08247
Phone: (609) 368-6300
Website: http://www.quahogsshack.com/
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We were seated in a very loud bar area, which made conversation difficult. Despite the noise, the decor was fantastic and added to the ambiance. Next time we visit, we will definitely request the back room, which we found to be much better suited for a more relaxed dining experience.
The highlight of our visit was undoubtedly the food, which was really, really good. Each dish was delicious and well-prepared. We look forward to returning and enjoying another meal in a more comfortable setting.
This place lots of interesting sea food dishes. They start you off with complementary chickpeas. The appetizer and entrees do take some time to come out, during rush hours. We really like their clamps, mussels, blackened fish (very well seasoned), and the Moqueca stew. Unfortunately, the margaritas were little disappointing. Out of the three margaritas we ordered, only Passion Fruit had some taste of the fruit, for Mango and Blood Orange, we couldn’t find any presence of fruit, just tasted alcohol. The kids pasta with marinara also very blend.
As the restaurant is mostly under a shed, it gets really loud, as people are talking and having a good time. So, we also had to talk really loud among selves.
Food taste – 4/5
Food prep time – 3/5
Price – $$$$
Service – 4/5
Items Tasted:
Clams, Mussels, Oyster – 4/5
Grilled catch of the day Tuna – 4/5
Blackened Grilled Fish – 5/5
Moqueca Stew – 4/5
The crab cakes were delicious.
We would have preferred a little less spice on the ribs, but they were large and tender.
Plenty of food in your order. You won’t leave hungry.
Make sure that you order a cocktail. The Machomeno and Pinata were tasty.
I hear they are expanding with other restaurants. This place was basically a restaurant in an alley and they killed it for years. Now, I do not think there are any experienced restaurant workers on site.
Went here mid-week with a 6:15pm reservation. At 6:45 we were still not seated. Another couple who also had a reservation complained to the hostess, who replied…” It doesn’t matter what time you had a reservation for ..what matters is when you check -in with me.” They left, I laughed, and we ended up sitting at the bar. So, in the hostesses mind; a reservation means nothing, everyone is treated as a walk-in.
We ate at the bar. When we got the check, I asked if there was a surcharge for using a credit card. The bartender said yes 3%. I paid cash. Stuffed a pile into the check book, which included a 20% tip and went up to leave.
As I left the bar, the bartender jumps out from behind the bar, gets in my face and says: ” Sir, we need a signed receipt!” I said: ” But, I paid cash.”” The bartender then looks down at the pile of bills in the folder in his hand, turns around and goes back behind the bar.
Why put up with this?
Mr Quahog, please hire an adult or two with restaurant experience at this location to keep an eye on things while you expand.
Tourist quality food without any inspiration.
Shrimp ceviche was a murky broth with not much flavor.
Lobster roll was not edible.
Service was good. Noisy crowded atmosphere.
The only salvageable food were the ribs in the surf and turf.
Brazilian stew was another murky flavorless broth with an ounce or two of seafood and literally two pea size lumps of chorizo.
The restaurant does not offer beer, so you will have to bring your own. They do have a list of wines, we had the Quahog’s white wine, a little expensive for the quality you get, so your are better off bringing your own wine.
If you are in the area, this is a place you MUST visit. The plates are not affordable, so be ready to pay a hefty bill.