Jul 19

Jul 19 Bill's Seafood

If you’re down by the Connecticut shore and looking for a great seafood spot with outdoor seating and live music six days a week, look no further than Bill’s Seafood in Westbrook. Coming straight from the beach and don’t have time to change? No problem. Bill’s Seafood is perfectly casual and laid back, so come with sandy toes, wet hair and dine on shoreline favorites seven days a week.

The menu is guaranteed to have something for everyone. With seafood classics, chowder, and assorted sandwiches and platters, there is no reason the whole family can't enjoy it. Don’t know what to order? Try some of our favorites: the lobster BLT, oysters, clam strips, and lobster roll are all must-haves. Still hungry and looking for something a little sweet and not savory? Just a couple steps outside Bill’s Seafood is, Bill’s Etc. Ice Cream and Gift Shop where you can enjoy ice cream from Ashley’s and Gifford’s.

Bill's Seafood

(860) 399-7224
548 Boston Post Rd. Westbrook, CT 06498
website

Price: $$

Best Eats:
Lobster BLT
Clam Strips

Good For:
Casual Weeknight Dinner
Seasonal Dining
Outdoor Dining
Good For Kids

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