Restaurant in New York City, United States
Crave Fishbar
100Pearl PointsSeafood, no fuss
About Crave Fishbar
Crave Fishbar is a practical Midtown East seafood pick for an easy dinner rather than a trophy reservation. Book it when the group wants seafood flexibility and a sit-down meal; cross-shop nearby specialists if ramen, yakiniku, Indian, Turkish, or Chinese is the clearer brief.
Crave Fishbar is a New York City dinner option with verified nightly hours from 5–10 PM and a smart casual dress code. Beyond those practical basics, this guide does not have verified details on price, menu, chef, awards, seating, or service format, so expectations should be set around the confirmed facts rather than unverified specifics.
The recommendation is simple: consider Crave Fishbar when you want a New York City dinner plan and the listed evening hours work for you. This is not a page to use for claims about destination-dining credentials, signature dishes, or a particular dining format, because those details are not verified here.
A practical New York City dinner option
The useful information here is direct. Crave Fishbar is listed as open Monday through Sunday from 5–10 PM, which makes it a dinner-only choice based on the verified hours. If you are comparing plans, Totto Ramen Midtown East, Yakiniku Gen, Amma, Sip Sak Turkish Restaurant, Peking duck house are other named options to consider depending on what your group wants.
Because no price tier, chef details, awards, seat count, or signature dishes are verified, the decision should be based on the confirmed schedule and dress code. Treat Crave Fishbar as a New York City dinner option with smart casual attire, not as a meal defined by unverified accolades or a specific format.
Who should choose it, who should cross-shop
Choose this if the group needs a New York City dinner option from 5–10 PM and is comfortable with smart casual dress. Cross-shop Amma, Sip Sak Turkish Restaurant, Peking duck house, Totto Ramen Midtown East, or Yakiniku Gen if another plan better fits the group. For broader planning, use our full New York City restaurants guide.
Frequently Asked Questions
Can I eat at the bar at Crave Fishbar?
Bar dining is not verified here, so do not plan around it unless you confirm directly with the venue. The confirmed details are that Crave Fishbar is in New York City, is open daily from 5–10 PM, lists smart casual dress.
Can Crave Fishbar accommodate groups?
Group accommodation details are not verified here. If you are planning for more than a standard dinner party, confirm directly with the venue before you go. The verified hours are 5–10 PM every day.
Is lunch or dinner better at Crave Fishbar?
Dinner is the only service supported by the verified hours listed here. Crave Fishbar is open Monday through Sunday from 5–10 PM; lunch service is not verified.
Is Crave Fishbar good for a special occasion?
It may work for a special-occasion dinner if the confirmed details fit your plan: New York City, nightly 5–10 PM hours, smart casual dress. Specifics such as private dining, large-party policies, menu format, or celebratory amenities are not verified here.
Does Crave Fishbar handle dietary restrictions?
Dietary accommodation details are not verified here. For allergies or strict dietary needs, confirm directly with the venue before you go rather than assuming specific menu adjustments are available.
How far ahead should I plan for Crave Fishbar?
A specific booking window is not verified here. Since Crave Fishbar is listed as open daily from 5–10 PM, choose a time within those hours and confirm current availability directly with the venue.
Location
945 2nd Ave, New York, NY 10022
New York City, United States
Compare Crave Fishbar
| Venue | Location | Cuisine |
|---|---|---|
| Crave Fishbar | New York City | , |
| Totto Ramen Midtown East | New York City | , |
| Yakiniku Gen | New York City | Yakiniku |
| Amma | New York City | Indian |
| Sip Sak Turkish Restaurant | New York City | , |
| Peking duck house | Manhattan | Chinese |
How Crave Fishbar New York City compares with similar nearby venues.
Where to book if this is not the right fit
Choose Totto Ramen Midtown East for a quicker ramen meal, or Yakiniku Gen for a more focused yakiniku dinner. If the group wants a different cuisine lane, Amma and Sip Sak Turkish Restaurant are the cleaner alternatives.
How Crave Fishbar compares in Midtown East
Crave Fishbar is the flexible seafood choice in this set. Totto Ramen Midtown East is better for a faster, ramen-specific meal, while Yakiniku Gen is the stronger fit when the table wants yakiniku as the whole point of dinner.
Amma and Sip Sak Turkish Restaurant are better cross-shops when the cuisine choice is already settled. Crave Fishbar makes more sense when the group needs seafood, range, a lower-effort booking in New York City.
Peking duck house is the better call for a Chinese meal built around that category. Choose Crave Fishbar when ambiance and ease matter more than chasing a single specialty format.
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