You’ll Love The Massive Seafood Bar At This Yummy New Jersey Restaurant

New Brunswick might just be the most hopping town in all of New Jersey - a massive hub of music, shopping, and of course, food! Located just across the street from a massive hotel popular with conference-goers is the hottest restaurant in town - Cuzin's Seafood, a clubby old-school seafood restaurant in New Brunswick, NJ that feels like it's been there for decades despite only opening a few years back. When you dine here, you can be assured of quality food and a memorable atmosphere. However, the one thing everyone's talking about at Cuzin's is its massive seafood raw bar! Taking up the entire back of the restaurant, it's the perfect place to see exactly what you're going to be eating - and get a closer look when it's served up to you!

Cuzin's Seafood, a new branch of a popular Marlboro restaurant, has debuted in New Brunswick and is quickly gaining a huge audience.

This high-end seafood joint is best known for its massive seafood raw bar, which can be seen from anywhere in the restaurant.

Belly up to the bar, order a drink, and watch some TV as you select some of the freshest seafood in the state.

You can start your meal with some clams or oysters on ice, still tasting of the sea.

If you're looking for a bigger kickoff, pick one of the massive seafood towers - loaded with every kind of chilled shellfish imaginable.

Not into raw or chilled seafood? The rest of the menu is just as good, including the best fish and chips in New Brunswick.

The grilled and seared preparations are just as delicious, letting the flavor of the fish dominate amid subtle seasonings.

Make sure to save room for dessert - the odds are there'll be something deliciously indulgent on the menu.

Have you visited Cuzin's Seafood and dined at its famous raw bar? Let us know what you thought about this unique seafood restaurant in New Brunswick, NJ in the comments section! You can find out more about what's on the menu by paying a visit to the official website and Facebook page. While you're in New Brunswick, why not visit the state's most famous botanical garden?