What a great idea to get a clean placemat so you could scan it for the page! Everything sounds yummy! I love New England clam chowder (not Manhattan) and tend to try it at any seafood restaurant I go to.
Yummmm....I love clam chowder. How incredible in this day and age to have a restaurant stay in business since 1826. Not sure if this is the cover of the menu or a brochure but it is quite striking and the map on it really gives us a sense of reference where you at in Boston. The doodling on it is super. Oh great...I want some clam chowder!!!
Joanne said there was a restaurant she really wanted to try so we all agreed to go with her suggestion - dinner tonight was at the Union Oyster House! It is the oldest restaurant in continuous service in America (since 1826) and we had dinner in the oldest section – part of the original building!
First John, Joanne and I each had a cup of New England clam chowder. Bill doesn't like clam chowder and he doesn't know what he was missing! I now claim that this was officially the best clam chowder I've ever had in my life! If this was all I had for dinner I would have left happy! But there was more.
Joanne had the Maine lobster but I wasn't quite that hungry. John had the fried fish platter but Bill and I settled on splitting a huge sea captain's platter with fried fish, shrimp, whole-bellied clams, scallops, calamari and wonderful onion rings! It was more food than we could eat!
John ordered a root beer and I thought it was very cool that the root beer even had a Union Oyster House label on it.
NOTE - The large photo is my placemat. Didn't think I would throw that away did you? I actually asked for a clean one to take with me.
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