Connie and Ted's
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Connie and Ted's : Ristorante seafood à West Hollywood

Connie and Ted's, ouvert en 2013 par le chef Michael Cimarusti, est rapidement devenu un incontournable du quartier de West Hollywood, situé au 8171 Santa Monica Blvd. Ce ristorante spécialisé dans le seafood s'inspire des traditions de la côte Est américaine, proposant une expérience culinaire authentique et raffinée. Depuis ses débuts, il s'est forgé une réputation solide grâce à ses plats frais et savoureux, notamment ses huîtres, ses lobster rolls et ses classiques de la mer, faisant de lui l'un des meilleurs restaurants seafood de Los Angeles.


Le restaurant se distingue par ses spécialités, telles que la clam boil, le poisson-sabre grillé ou encore la bouillabaisse, souvent servie en soirée. Son ambiance chaleureuse et décontractée, combinée à un décor évoquant l'esprit des années 50 avec un clin d'œil aux cafés Googie, crée un cadre idéal pour savourer des mets de qualité. La carte privilégie la simplicité et la fraîcheur, faisant de chaque visite une expérience authentique et mémorable.


L'atmosphère de Connie and Ted's est à la fois conviviale et élégante, avec un intérieur qui mêle éléments rétro et touches modernes. La salle, aux couleurs vives et aux matériaux chaleureux, invite à la détente et à la convivialité. Que ce soit pour un déjeuner entre amis ou un dîner en famille, ce resto seafood offre un cadre agréable où l'on peut apprécier la cuisine dans une ambiance typiquement californienne, tout en restant fidèle à l'esprit du seafood traditionnel.


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"Providence chef Michael Cimarusti serves classic New England-style dishes, pristine oysters, and a mean blondie sundae for dessert at Connie & Ted’s, which remains one of the top seafood restaurants in Los Angeles. The patio is an especially good place for people watching. Brunch"

@chaunch26

"West Hollywood Seafood $$ Take out Reservation The swooping front patio canopy constructed during the pandemic’s darkest months has been disassembled, and customers have returned inside Connie and Ted’s squiggly building — an ode to the Googie coffee shops of midcentury Los Angeles — that is now a West Hollywood icon in its own right. As for the last nine years, the simplicity of the restaurant’s New England-style seafood stands on its own merits. When I disengage from automatically ordering milky-porky chowder and the fish and chips, I delight in the freshness of the New England clam boil; grilled Rhode Island swordfish with only a lacquer of herbed oil; and bouillabaisse, a frequent Wednesday-night special, served with rouille properly buzzing with garlic and saffron."

@ashigu

"Oysters oysters oysters. The seafood is great here."

@jeaton

"GM Matthew. 2:26/23 brunch was excellent. Had shrimp coctail well seasoned, crab and lobster omelette "

@vincentmslade

"Délicieux lobster roll et très bonnes huîtres (Mais un peu cher)"

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"Lobster roll If you or someone you love is suffering from smashburger fatigue, you might be entitled to compensation. Just kidding, you won’t be, but eating the burger at Connie & Ted’s might help. This classic bar burger in West Hollywood is every bit as good now as it was when this East Coast-inspired seafood spot first opened a decade ago: A juicy, inch-thick patty topped with aged cheddar, pickles, onion, lettuce, and Thousand Island dressing. There’s nothing crazy about it, and that’s exactly why we still cruise up to the restaurant's bar after a tough day to eat one."

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"lobster roll Blondie Sundae Weekend brunch from Neptune-like chef Michael Cimarusti and front-of-house partner Donato Poto at their postmodern New England-inspired seafood “shack” showcases some beautiful dishes. Their whisper-thin omelette contains a sweet cache of two sweet-fleshed crustaceans: peeky toe crab and lobster. Each long and lean specimen arrives on a luscious bed of fines herbes beurre blanc. The omelette’s dusted with more herbs and served with house-baked, buttered, and grilled Pullman bread. 8171 Santa Monica Blvd., West Hollywood, 323.848.2722, www.connieandteds.com From the outside, Connie and Ted’s looks like a futuristic restaurant in Boystown. But on the inside, it’s a classic New England seafood shack. This place is good for a lot of things (including one of the best burgers in LA), but quite possibly the best reason to come is their Oyster Hour: Every night, in the hour before closing, they serve $1 oysters. Their bar is a great place to eat them while you watch the Dodgers - they’ve got an avid fanbase, including some seriously high-profile celebrities, so you can tell your friends that you technically ate oysters with Charlize Theron yesterday. "

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"Connie & Ted’s remains one of the top seafood restaurants in Los Angeles. Providence chef Michael Cimarusti prepares classic New England-style dishes, pristine oysters, and a mean blondie sundae for dessert. The patio’s an especially good place to people-watch."

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"#71 “Can you recommend a great seafood restaurant?” is the question I’ve been asked most during my 17 years as a critic. Michael Cimarusti’s follow-up to his opulent Providence is my enthusiastic first answer: He and executive chef Sam Baxter pilot a 160-seat barge of a West Hollywood restaurant, named for Cimarusti’s grandparents, who took him on fishing outings at their Rhode Island summer cabin. An egalitarian spirit sweeps through the menu: Fried clams and battered cod with chips have easy Americana buoyancy; sustainably caught fish from California and beyond veer pricier but the evident skill in their stripped-down grilled presentation justifies the cost. It’s natural to pinpoint favorite, nostalgia-fueled dishes to order here again and again; I wait for the fried Maryland soft-shell crab sandwich that appears in the spring, followed by a slice of strawberry-rhubarb pie. Full bar. Valet parking. Credit cards accepted."

@chairmanvmao

"#71 “Can you recommend a great seafood restaurant?” is the question I’ve been asked most during my 17 years as a critic. Michael Cimarusti’s follow-up to his opulent Providence is my enthusiastic first answer: He and executive chef Sam Baxter pilot a 160-seat barge of a West Hollywood restaurant, named for Cimarusti’s grandparents, who took him on fishing outings at their Rhode Island summer cabin. An egalitarian spirit sweeps through the menu: Fried clams and battered cod with chips have easy Americana buoyancy; sustainably caught fish from California and beyond veer pricier but the evident skill in their stripped-down grilled presentation justifies the cost. It’s natural to pinpoint favorite, nostalgia-fueled dishes to order here again and again; I wait for the fried Maryland soft-shell crab sandwich that appears in the spring, followed by a slice of strawberry-rhubarb pie. Full bar. Valet parking. Credit cards accepted."

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"Seafood / go for the happy hour / from Mikey at Anomaly "

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"Dollar oysters one hour before closing, usually 9-10pm "

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"Suffering succotash drink is fresh and tasty. Mac and cheese and onion rings da bomb. Halibut and fries were good too!"

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"$1 oysters 9pm - 10pm daily "

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"Plutôt populaire - Bon mais sans plus sur l’ambiance "

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"Prendre un lobster roll as per sarah "

@angelinalzi

"Peeky toe crab and lobster omelette, mimosa"

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"($$$|$) seen on “worth it”! Omelette (peaky toe?)"

@barrymagui

"Julie To went here. Her lobster roll and onion rings looked delicious. "

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"Good seafood place with Fern "

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"Hot LA spot - Portuguese stew super good ! "

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