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Fish on the menu and behind glass

Originally published: November 28, 2012 1:08 PM
Updated: November 28, 2012 2:46 PM
By JOAN REMINICK  joan.reminick@newsday.com

Photo credit: EastofNYC.com | The inside of Minado, a buffet restaurant in Carle Place.

Many restaurants not only serve fish, they also display them swimming in their houses of glass.

At the following seafood-focused dining spots, you can check out eye-catching tanks filled with marine denizens. They're there for you to admire.

 

BLACK & BLUE SEAFOOD CHOP HOUSE

A 150-gallon saltwater tank, set into the wall, divides the dining room from the bar area at this...