Snazzy Dooley's, with grandstand views across the bay, serves with finesse what its name states: local lobster and 21-day dry-aged steaks are a speciality here. Steak sandwiches, burgers and fish and chips are served in the bar from noon to 8pm. It's on the northwestern edge of the village.
Dooley's Seafood & Steakhouse
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