Anyone living in the Northwest Burbs and is looking for a Fish Fry try Eddies on Northwest Hwy. in downtown Arlington Heights. It has been there for many years. It is nothing fancy. It reminds me of a Wisconsin bar where many... (0 replies, last updated by Kad January 5, 2002)

I have heard Back Eddy has slipped a bit since Chris S. sold it, but can’t say first hand. They do get the absolute freshest fish right off the boats. (1 reply, last updated by AlanH May 27, 2003)

In the mood for a nice fish dinner and living in the desert it is always a bit risky. Don’t know much about Eddie V’s. Any recent visits to report on? Other East Phoenix, Scottsdale, East Valley seafood rec’s??... (6 replies, last updated by tastyjon December 25, 2006)

Nice review. Strangely enough, I went to Horseneck late on Saturday afternoon and almost popped in to the Back Eddy at around 6:00 but surmised the deck would be crowded so I passed. Have always enjoyed the place and while I... (4 replies, last updated by kate March 8, 2006)

Thanks to all who posted with suggestions for outdoor waterfront dining in MA last week. We ended up taking my mom to The Back Eddy in Westport, as AGM/Cape Cod suggested. She loved it and it was a great choice. It’s over... (2 replies, last updated by Hinman Guy July 4, 2003)

We love Eddie v’s. The fish has been very good. The summer happy hour lasts all night in the bar/lounge with half price appetizers and 35 cent oysters on the half- delish. I was just OK with the bread pudding souffle... (2 replies, last updated by kelly August 6, 2005)

My wife and I were in Little Compton RI over the past weekend and based on a recommendation from someone we met we tried the Back Eddy Restaurant in Westport for a late lunch. I have to say that we were both impressed with the... (7 replies, last updated by shef April 23, 2009)

My transplanted New Yorker hubby and I are going to Joey & Eddie's tomorrow night. He is a well rounded foodie and loves Cal-Italian, Italian/Italian (and all the other great choices we have here in the Bay Area) but has been... (56 replies, last updated by calalilly September 24, 2008)

th at Church, including Toast (old Hungry Joe’s), Joey & Eddie's (old Yianni’s), Bistro 1689 (at the old Long Island site), and an as-yet-to-be-named Cal/Asian place where Mikey/Tom’s market used to be. (19 replies, last updated by bernalgirl October 6, 2006)

Recomend an inexpensive Fish Restaraunt in Manhattan, please. (11 replies, last updated by eeee August 22, 2009)

I’m not a big fan of seafood dining in general, I can cook a good piece of fish at home for less than $30... But, we’re meeting downtown for dinner and my friend likes seafood (not sushi). Eddie V’s or... (12 replies, last updated by bubbleboy79 September 29, 2009)

to the evening because we were with some friends who we don’t get to see that often and I’m just sorry that the meal wasn’t better. Maybe Eddie should stick to fly fishing. (5 replies, last updated by ejs1492 November 12, 2008)

First the good: had an excellent dinner and a gorgeous sunset at the Back Eddy in Westport last night. The highlights were the appetizers. My wife and I shared one of the best chowders I have ever had (clam and corn); it had a... (20 replies, last updated by chef poncho August 15, 2006)

I searched the board and I can’t find much. There’s a coffee shop that sells some pastry on Eddy a half block west of Van Ness, but I need something more substantial than that. (6 replies, last updated by junesix August 13, 2007)

and long john were stunningly fine, though — they use real whipped cream and made both up fresh. The best examples of these kinds of donuts I’ve had, ever. The donut cake surrounding the cream was nicely light but... (2 replies, last updated by young_nyc_foodie June 23, 2007)