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Luke's Lobster and No. 7 Sub

Restaurants, Seafood Dumbo
3 out of 5 stars
(2user reviews)

Time Out says
Dive into lobster rolls and sandwiches at this joint concession stand in Brooklyn Bridge Park. Step up to the waterfront window for New England offerings from Luke’s Lobster, including crustacean-packed rolls and Maine Root sodas (blueberry, orange, ginger brew). On the street side, No. 7 Sub offers signature combos on toasted Caputo Bakery bread: turkey and ham topped with jalapeño mayo; balsamic chicken and avocado ricotta; and a veggie patty slathered in smoked French dressing. Take your food to a sunny patch of grass or dine at one of 20 umbrella-covered tables under the Brooklyn Bridge.

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Address: 11 Water St
Brooklyn
11201
Cross street: in Brooklyn Bridge Park
Transport: Subway: A, C to High St; 2, 3 to Clark St
Price: Average sandwich: $12. AmEx, Disc, MC, V
Contact:
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Opening hours: Luke's Lobster: Daily 11am–9pm. No. 7 Sub: Daily 11am–7pm
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3 out of 5 stars

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The location - outdoor right next to Brooklyn Bridge Park.  Outdoor seating? check.  $13 sandwich?  Wait, what?  


I've had gourmet sandwiches in Brooklyn that cost $9.50 or $10, and they were worth it.  No. 7 Subs is way overpriced for what they serve and isn't worth your time.  


If you decide to go anyway...know the following:

The "giardinia" olive jalepeño mix that comes on the goodfella sandwich is said to be already mixed together and they can't take out the jals.  But when we got the sandwich, it's basically as if they were placed on individually and easily removed.  The iced green tea they serve is in a can for $3 - don't expect a cup of actual green tea with ice.  Would have rather just gotten a bottle of water.  


If I were you, take the extra 15 steps around the back of the building and just go for the Lobster rolls at Luke's - your money will be better spent and you'll enjoy it more.

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