This holiday season, turkey and stuffing might seem passé once you get a load of this: Bluewater Grill is serving stuffed Maine lobster from early November through the New Year.
On Tuesday, November 13 they’ll kick off this seasonal offering with a Stuffed Maine Lobster tasting and wine pairing. The tasting includes a whole lobster – the tail is filled with lobster meat, shrimp, and panko stuffing – a choice of New England or Manhattan clam chowder, and two sides for just $29.95.
On the 13th, the meal also includes a choice of two Sauvignon Blanc selections: Oyster Bay from New Zealand and St. Supery from Napa Valley. Both compliment the lobster nicely in their own ways. The Oyster Bay starts with citrus and finishes piney, creating a palette of flavors. The St. Supery is mellow and straight forward from start to finish.
After the tasting and pairing event, the stuffed lobster will be available off the menu at market rate but not for more than $32.95. Of course, if you order this after 11/13, they won’t be including the wine!
Before you settle into your lobster, I’d recommend at least one of the following appetizers:
- Spicy, Charred Edamame ($3.95) – like no edamame I’ve ever had. You can read more about it in my write up on The Los Angeles Beat.
- Baked Crab and Jalepeno Dip ($9.75) – loaded with chunky crab and just enough jalapeño’s to keep your water close by, this one if big enough to share with at least one or two table-mates.
- Jumbo Wild Prawn Cocktail ($12.50) – Juicy and wonderfully dressed shrimp (no veins and just enough shell to hold onto, but not enough to require peeling), this cocktail is served with enough tangy horseradish sauce for just a couple of these prawns. Ask for extra sauce.
For more information on the stuffed lobster tasting and wine pairing, follow this link to Bluewater Grill’s website.
- Bluewater Grill
665 North Harbor Drive
Redondo Beach, CA 90277
(310) 318-3474
* Some items mentioned in this article were provided on a complimentary basis for the purpose of this review. Prices and menu items mentioned are subject to change without notice. This story was accurate when it was published and reflects the uninfluenced opinions of the reviewers.
Hi Michael,
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Looks great! Lobster looks incredible! Same with the edemame, making my mouth water. already made my reservation for 2.
Nice! I won’t be there for the tasting but will certainly be back before they take this special off the menu!
Headed there tonight!!
Great! Tell ’em South Bay Foodies sent you! 🙂
That spiced edamame looks incredible!
Indeed! I can’t praise it enough. It was some of the best edamame I’ve ever had. I need to go back for a refill.