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Mezquila Bar & Tapas
This intimate spot keeps things cozy with a mix of craft cocktails, shareable plates, and an easygoing playlist of Mexican music videos. Drinks like the Watermelon Mescalita and Mayan Dreams stand out for their balanced flavors and fresh ingredients. Seating is split between indoor tables and a bit of outdoor space, making it a flexible choice depending on the weather.
Bar Bruno
Equal parts bar and neighborhood hangout, Bar Bruno keeps things fun with frozen margaritas made from fresh lime juice. The food menu straddles the line between comfort and flair, with churro pancake tacos and fish tacos drawing plenty of attention. Service is friendly, and the atmosphere is relaxed enough for both brunch and evening drinks.
Pokito
Small in size but big in personality, Pokito is a happy hour haven where specialty cocktails share the spotlight with classic margaritas. The space is colorful and inviting, perfect for a quick post-school stop or a longer evening out. Drinks are well-balanced, and the staff make the experience as memorable as the menu.
Seaside House Bar
The lobster roll here has earned respect from locals and visitors alike. Fresh lobster meat tucked into grilled buns with top-tier service and bar seating that feels breezy and relaxed. A move‑fast patio vibe makes it perfect for days when heat calls for crisp seafood and chilly drinks.
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4.5
of 5.0
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LUNCH Lobster Roll Amagansett
Legendary original lobster roll spot along Route 27, serving both hot buttered and cold mayo‑dressed rolls. Fries and creamy chowder served in coffee mugs add just the right level of charm. The hot version especially shines, and window-service drinks keep summer waits bearable under the sun.
Hooked - Montauk
Known for a lobster roll described by a Redditor as “the best one is at Hooked in Montauk”. Crispy-on-the-outside buns and generous chunks of lobster meet fast friendly service and shaded outdoor seating. Perfect for days when beach time meets quick bites and solid portions.
4.0
of 5.0
(208)
Sel Rrose Montauk
Chic and inviting, Sel Rrose brings a rooftop or outdoor seating vibe with oysters, shrimp tacos, and an elevated lobster roll. A popular spot for pairing lobster salad rolls with orange wine and seaside ambiance. The lobster roll stands out amid elevated seafood plates and friendly table service.
Shark Bar Montauk
Small menu, big flavor. Lobster roll here feels thoughtfully crafted in a laid-back setting with frozen drinks that feel essential for hot afternoons. Lobster tastes sweet and clean, service is top notch, and outdoor seating draws locals back again and again.
4.3
of 5.0
(12)
Cap's Montauk Harbor
Located right on the harbor with fresh shellfish pasta and tame luxe energy. The lobster roll earns praise as “the best locals have ever had” by repeat diners. Service lands with friendly professionalism, and harbor-side views turn lunch into mini vacation mode.
4.1
of 5.0
(838)
Shagwong
A Montauk institution for decades. The lobster roll here is described as “among the best ever”. Casual sports‑bar style meets seafood classics, zucchini fries, clam chowder, burgers, and the kind of friendly service and relaxed vibe that keeps Montauk regulars coming back season after season.
4.3
of 5.0
(690)
The Point Bar & Grill
Wood-finished interiors open onto alfresco seating and Harbor Water views. Lobster roll shares menu space with mussels, seafood pasta, and buff cauliflower bites. Friendly bartenders pour Bloody Marys and cocktails that feel made for slow summer afternoons by the water.
Pink Metal
A neon‑pink dream for queer night owls, Pink Metal is a buzzy Bushwick cocktail bar known for burlesque, drag bingo, and its famed Open Bussy Stage. Sip on creative cocktails under disco lights, lounge in the heated patio with a go‑go show, and soak in the positive, inclusive energy. Happy hour runs till 8 pm nightly, and there’s even a “secret” absinthe menu on Wednesdays and Sundays.
4.1
of 5.0
(175)
The Rosemont
Laid‑back and stylish, The Rosemont delivers thoughtful cocktails, drag shows, karaoke, and themed nights in a welcoming space. Grab a cocktail, catch a fierce performance, or dance the weekend away—everything feels friendly and fun. The backyard patio and cozy booths add to the easygoing queer vibe. It's the kind of bar where you and your partner can sip, flirt, and feel instantly at home.
C’mon Everybody
Owned and operated by queer artists, C'mon Everybody blends live music, drag, DJ nights, and art events with seasonal, bright cocktails like Lavender Menace or a hibiscus Love in Bloom. The vibe is warm, sweaty, and creative, perfect for queer couples who want to sip thoughtfully crafted drinks and catch a DIY show. It's edgy in the best way—a safe space where identities are celebrated and love floats freely.
4.3
of 5.0
(93)
The Bush
Dubbed a “dyke bar for the queers,” The Bush is a Caribbean‑inflected gem with passionfruit martinis, Slutty Punch Wednesdays and classic DJ nights under disco lights. It welcomes queer, trans, and gender-nonconforming folks with open arms in a bright, upbeat space. Expect playful tropical cocktails, light bites like patties, and events from paint‑and‑sip to late‑night dance.
Ginger's Bar
Brooklyn’s long‑standing cozy queer hub, Ginger’s blends vintage Irish‑dive charm with karaoke, pool tables, dyke drag, and open mic nights. Cash‑only, with a neighborhood backyard patio and jukebox jams, it’s the kind of place you come to know. The bartenders are warm, events don’t feel performative, and cocktails are simple but solid. A perfect spot for low‑key queer couples wanting authenticity.
Spicy Mint Indian Cuisine
Spicy Mint balances cozy vibes with bold flavor. The mango lassi here hits the sweet spot, not too sugary, thick but still drinkable, and great alongside their fragrant aloo naan and spicy lamb curry. The staff is attentive, and the pace is relaxed enough to enjoy that second glass. A go-to for families and quiet weekday dinners.
4.3
of 5.0
(954)
The Drunken Munkey - UES
This cocktail-forward Indian bistro on the Upper East Side offers a mango lassi that goes beyond basic. Rich, creamy, and perfectly chilled, it pairs well with their samosas or spiced lamb dishes. The colonial-era decor and mood lighting make this an unexpected place to find a classic lassi done exceptionally well.
AMBO - Everyday Indian Food
AMBO brings a fast-casual twist to Indian cuisine in Flatiron, and their mango lassi doesn’t hold back. Thick, tangy, and made fresh daily, it’s a refreshing side to their build-your-own bowls or a samosa snack. Great for a quick lunch or takeout, especially during warmer days.
Tandoori Place
This Queens spot is known for big flavors and generous portions, and the mango lassi fits right in. Served cold and spiced just right, it’s a welcome follow-up to their smoky tandoori wings and kebabs. Service is warm and familiar, perfect for when comfort food and a comforting drink are both needed.
GupShup
GupShup in Gramercy leans into flair, with a menu that modernizes Indian favorites. Their mango lassi comes in a sleek glass but holds onto tradition with a cardamom kick and silky body. It’s a crowd-pleaser whether shared among friends or sipped slowly while people-watching from a sidewalk table.
Ananda
Vegetarian cuisine gets a bold, flavorful platform at Ananda. The mango lassi is a highlight—not overly sweet, with just the right creaminess. It goes well with their towering dosas and lightly spiced vegetable curries. The warm ambiance and friendly service round out the experience.
Spice Symphony
On East 50th, Spice Symphony turns heads with modern plates and a memorable mango lassi. Rich and floral, it complements their chicken vindaloo and chutney samplers without getting lost in the spice. It’s also one of the few places that manages to balance presentation and flavor in equal measure.
Boishakhi Restaurant
This Bangladeshi favorite in Astoria delivers consistent home-style cooking and a mango lassi that feels just as handmade. It’s smoother and lighter than most, served with a side of hospitality that keeps regulars coming back. Ideal for a relaxed dinner or a midday treat.
Desi Galli
Desi Galli’s East Village outpost keeps things casual with fun takes on Indian street food, and their mango lassi matches that vibe. It’s bright and citrusy, a smart counter to spicy chaats or Kathi rolls. Great for a solo pitstop or low-key lunch date.
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