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The Snapper Inn
The Snapper Inn in Oakdale celebrates its 90th year: a landmark that seems younger.
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Buttery steamed lobster is a menu mainstay at The Snapper Inn in Oakdale.
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The dining room of The Snapper Inn in Oakdale was rebuilt after Superstorm Sandy.
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It's easy to guess what's popular at The Snapper Inn in Oakdale.
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Blackened and seared ahi tuna arrives with Asian slaw, pickled ginger, wasabi and soy sauce at The Snapper Inn in Oakdale.
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Fried calamari with hot cherry peppers, cilantro pesto, and marinara boosts the appetizers at The Snapper Inn in Oakdale.
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Sauteed red snapper with Kalamata olives, grape tomatoes, caper berries, and lemon beurre blanc is a special at The Snapper Inn in Oakdale.
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General manager Kerry Blanchard and executive chef Maureen Denning in the main dining room of The Snapper Inn in Oakdale.