Minnow At The Galley Ho
$$$ • Bars, Cafe, Seafood
Hours:
650 1st St, New Suffolk
(631) 734-8474
About Minnow At The Galley Ho
Customers' Favorites
Crispy Speared Blackfish Almondine
Smoked Liquid Gold Old Fashioned
Line Caught Fluke Oreganata
Lobster Roll
Fish
Minnow At The Galley Ho Reviews
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Hours
| Monday | 12 - 9PM |
| Tuesday | Closed |
| Wednesday | 12 - 9PM |
| Thursday | 12 - 9PM |
| Friday | 12 - 9PM |
| Saturday | 11AM - 9PM |
| Sunday | 11AM - 9PM |
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Minnow At The Galley Ho is a notable North Fork restaurant with a thoughtful menu featuring line-caught fish. The staff goes above and beyond to accommodate guests, even catering to specific dietary needs. The Grilled Little Gems, Charcuterie, Smoked Bluefish, and Fish Almondine are highly recommended dishes. The Crispy Speared Blackfish Almondine offers a unique twist on fried fish. Thursday nights feature Raclette, adding to the diverse menu options. The restaurant offers a private parking lot, top-class cocktails, and an amazing view, making it a must-visit on Long Island.
The dining experience at Minnow is exceptional, with the best local oysters and fish. The servers are attentive, and the Chef, originally from Venezuela, interacts with guests. The restaurant's sustainable and organic gastronomy provides an educational journey. The flavors are unique, and the views across the bay are stunning. The decor, featuring local art and furniture, creates an idyllic atmosphere. The restaurant supports local breweries and farms, offering kombucha on tap and using local produce in their cocktails and dishes.
Recent reviews highlight that Minnow at The Galley Ho is AMAZING. Visitors praise the fresh and flavorful food, especially the grill specials, which are perfectly cooked and some of the best they’ve had. Many appreciate the restaurant’s genuine effort towards sustainability and responsibly sourced food. The tartare appetizer on rice “toast” with tangy ponzu sauce and the lemon risotto with pistachio pesto are noted as tasty and well-prepared. However, some found the fluke oreganata disappointing due to overcooking and lack of oregano flavor, suggesting a sauce with fresh oregano, tomato, and white wine would improve it. Service is described as friendly but somewhat amateur.
The location, atmosphere, and outstanding food make Minnow a perfect spot to visit. The service is very friendly and creates a comfortable environment. While prices are a bit high, many feel it is worth it. Drinks are creative and delicious. Overall, Minnow is a must-go destination if visiting the North Fork.