Paul's Daughter

"Delicious lobster roll. Yes, it is $24, but you get a large portion of lobster compared to other lobster rolls I have had. A simple buttered bun really puts the emphasis on the lobster, which shines. Went on a late October morning. No crowds. Beautiful beach views."

"Title: A Culinary Voyage Through Time at Paul's Daughter, Coney Island — ★★★★★ (5 Stars) I recently had the pleasure of visiting Paul's Daughter in Coney Island, a beloved institution serving fresh seafood since the 1950s. I was immediately struck by my table's beautiful views of Coney Island Beach. The soft murmur of the ocean waves and the gentle hustle and bustle of the boardwalk created a serene dining atmosphere. The menu at Paul's Daughter is as colorful as Coney Island, but the seafood is the show's star. I savored their large fried shrimp and Cherry Stones clams, which were fresh, flavorful, and incredibly satisfying. These dishes reaffirmed what many Google reviewers praise: Paul's Daughter's top-notch quality, deliciousness, and value for money. The service at Paul's Daughter was swift and professional, and the staff was warm and welcoming. Even though they don't offer spirits, their curated selection of beer and wine perfectly complements the diverse menu. For those driving in, it's wise to factor in some time for parking. However, the minor parking quest is a minuscule trade-off for the gastronomic and scenic rewards that await. In essence, Paul's Daughter is more than just a place to eat. It's a voyage through Coney Island's illustrious past, a canvas of culinary art, and an embodiment of beachside relaxation. Whether you're seeking the finest seafood or yearning for a tranquil spot by the beach, Paul's Daughter is the answer. An absolute must-visit!"

"I have gone to Paul's Daughter several times to get food and drinks while walking on the boardwalk. The service is fast, and the food is pretty decent as far as boardwalk food goes. The prices are on the expensive side, but that would be expected in this area. I recently got the Lobster Roll, and it was quite minuscule for what I was paying at $24, but it had a good taste and was juicy. They have several tables for outdoor seating, but not enough for large crowds. They also have a small bar area as well. Overall, I have never had a bad experience here, so I would recommend anyone visiting to check this place out."

"I love this fresh clams!! It’s the best in nyc. The clams price are only $17 for dozen. Also fried calamari was great taste. We arrived there at 11:30am, however they didn’t open yet. They opened at 11:40am. Fortunately we could order soon shortly after they opened. Otherwise you will be a long line."