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Would have though that this roadside ice cream shack would raise the bar so Boat Description, The Seaswirl Striper 2601 Center Console is tough enough to take the. Right on the Mystic line, you’re smart to dip off 95 early and follow Route 1 until you can smell the. This, clam shack off the Mystic River delivers on its promise of seafood and ice cream with water views and all the nostalgia. Seafood linguine replicated the risotto’s trove of seafood but pumped up the flavor with a lavishly cheesy, creamy sauce.Best fried scallops ever! Sea Swirl caught me completely by surprise. The fried clams at Sea Swirl in Stonington, CT are some of the very best we’ve had anywhere. A large grilled salmon fillet, given an Asian tilt via a five-spice dusting, benefited from a flavorful lemongrass-coconut sauce, with a grid of haricots verts laid atop black rice. A bowl of mushroom ravioli, exuding a truffle aroma, bore a quartet of jumbo seared sea scallops and a profusion of accompaniments - sweet potatoes, shiitakes, pancetta - in a rich sherry butter sauce. And the crab cakes disappointed - stringy, greasy and brown inside and out (though the accompanying potato gratin was irresistible). Jerk pork tenderloin made for a similarly attractive arrangement, with diced pineapple, black rice and fresh crisp green beans, but the seasoning was badly underpowered and the coconut sauce unduly sweet. While pretty to look at, studded with green peas and grape tomatoes, it was underseasoned and - aside from some welcome bits of chorizo - bland. The paella-style risotto, a big white bowl of saffron-infused rice loaded with seafood, was both overcooked and too hot, as if blasted in the microwave. It was fabulous.Įntrees were generally less impressive. And the ahi tuna salad is a smart creation - fresh ahi, grapefruit and avocado layered together in a timbale over sticky rice, topped with fresh mint and cilantro and suffused with nuoc cham (the Vietnamese dipping sauce) on a plate drizzled with loops of sriracha and soy. www.fo圆1.com/article/news/local/new-london. Ditto the mountainous wedge salad, with its lava flow of creamy, sweet, blue cheese dressing. Famous for seafood, chowder, ice cream & more, Sea Swirl offers a casual Clam-Shack atmosphere on the Mystic River. Arugula, heaped impressively like a haystack, carried sliced tomatoes and shards of Parmesan above and two thick coins of sliced burrata tucked underneath, the entire ensemble zebra-striped with balsamic. Salads impressed with both quality and quantity. New England seafood, Mexican, Thai, Chinese, Lebanese, Jamaican, Italian, Korean, barbecue, Southern, burgers: You are sailing the world and dining in every port. Equally hectic is executive chef Talbot Prey’s globe-trotting menu. In summer it’s mobbed, with the hectic conviviality of a never-ending party. In the off-season, Red 36 is uncrowded and intimate you feel like you’re wintering over on an island. Such all-American exuberance evokes a Ralph Lauren ad. A mammoth Stars and Stripes hangs overhead in the dining room, two others on the building’s exterior. Outside, guests at tables shaded by blue umbrellas are served by a sail crew of Topsider-wearing waiters clad in preppy blue and white. There’s an open, porchlike lounge area with white wicker sofas where you can laze back, drink your can of spiked Fishers Island Lemonade and suck down some oysters. (The name refers to the numbering of channel markers in the harbor.) Set in a marina, Red 36 in Mystic juts out over the water, and with sunlight streaming through huge windows, timber rafters overhead and an outdoor dining deck, the place feels like a big boat. Sometimes a restaurant’s style is so crucial to the place’s success, it should be on the menu.