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600 11th Avenue

New York, NY 10036

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Seamore’s

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Seafood in Hell's Kitchen / Midtown

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Matt Tervooren

600 11th Avenue

New York, NY 10036

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Perfect For: Eating At The Bar Happy Hour Lunch Quick Eats Serious Take-Out Operation

This location of Seamore’s - a seafood spot with six locations around the city - is located in Gotham West Market in Hell’s Kitchen. Eat some fish tacos at their bar seats outside on the sidewalk, or get drinks during their very good Happy Hour that runs from 3-6pm on weekdays.

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