Joseph E.
Yelp
After just arriving at our hotel and very hungry after a long day of traveling, Blackmoor was recommended by the hotel staff so we made the short 5 minute walk to the restaurant to check it out.
We were greeted and seated immediately as we were they before the dinner rush and were given a run down of the menu.
I started off ordering the New England clam chowder (local clams, potatoes, celery, carrots, bacon, and cream) and Flemish Red Ale.
The chowder was really good with large chunks of clams, potatoes and a very cream sauce that really hit the spot on a cold day. The Flemish red ale was also really good so much so that I ordered a second one. Red Ale's are not always readily available in my home town so this was a nice surprise.
For my main course, I decided to go with the Seafood Stew (fennel, onion, tomato, local clams, shrimp, fresh PEI mussels, Spanish chorizo) served with a Baguette. The addition of Spanish chorizo to a seafood dish really peaked my interest so I decided to give it a try.
When it came out, it looked and smelled delicious. All the ingredients were fresh and the zesty, lemony broth brought it all together. It was a no brainer to use the baguettes to soak up all the broth and not waste any of it and I didn't. All that was left were empty clam/mussel shells.
Overall, this is a great neighborhood type restaurant/pub to come relax and have good drinks/food with friends and I look forward to coming back.