Pier 95 in Freeport is a veteran restaurant that is one of Long Island's best for seafood, including some dishes with Iberian, Portuguese flair.


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A two-pound, perfectly steamed lobster is accompanied by shoestring fries at Pier 95 in Freeport.

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Pier 95, largely rebuilt after superstorm Sandy, is on the Hudson Canal in Freeport.

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Pier 95 overlooks the Hudson Canal and marina in Freeport.

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Meaty seared tuna benefits subtly from a light, citrus-soy sauce at Pier 95 in Freeport.

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The flavor of tender, braised octopus at Pier 95 is spurred by paprika and garlic. 

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Grilled swordfish with lemon-ginger sauce highlights the finfish choices at Pier 95.

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Ramiro Santos is the owner and executive chef of Pier 95, which has served Freeport and beyond since 2002.

 
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