| Restaurant | Cuisine | Neighborhood |
|---|---|---|
715715 Mass., Lawrence785-856-7150 |
Italian, Pizza, Sandwiches/Subs, Seafood, Steak | Downtown Area |
The Basil Leaf Cafe616 W. 9th Street, Lawrence785-856-0459 |
Italian, Sandwiches/Subs, Seafood | |
Cafe Beautiful728 1/2 Mass., Lawrence785-843-7423 |
Asian, Japanese, Seafood, Sushi | Downtown Area |
Genovese941 Massachusetts, Lawrence785-842-0300 |
Italian, Pizza, Seafood | Downtown Area |
Jefferson's Restaurant743 Massachusetts, Lawrence785-832-2000 |
American, Bar & Grill, Burgers, Seafood | Downtown Area |
Long John Silver's Seafood Shoppe1503 W. 23rd St., Lawrence785-841-2900 |
Fast Food, Seafood | Southside |
MariscosSixth Street and Wakarusa Drive, Lawrence785-312-9057 |
American, Bar & Grill, Seafood, Steak | Northside Strip |
Pachamama's800 New Hampshire, Lawrence785-841-0990 |
American, Fine Dining, Seafood, Steak | Downtown Area |
Yokohama Sushi Japanese Restaurant (Downtown)811 New Hampshire, Lawrence785-856-8862 |
Japanese, Seafood, Sushi | Downtown Area |
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