Pebbles in Plymouth. The steak and cheese was solid, and the fries are still the best. Really glad they take cards now, makes it easier.

The buck-a-shuck oysters were fresh, briny, just right. Crab cake was all crab, no filler, with a nice crispy sear. That&#39;s the stuff.

Family-friendly spot with great chocolate chip pancakes for the kids.

Stopped here on a road trip. The calzone was really good, and they have a nice patio where we could sit with our dog. Service was friendly and attentive, which made the stop easy and relaxing.

The dolsot bibimbap was pretty good. Simple ingredients but really flavorful and filling. I did ask for extra hot sauce on the side, which was a good call. The stone bowl keeps it nice and warm.

The mac and cheese was really good. The booth seating was comfortable and the staff was friendly.

The fish tacos were a highlight. The fish itself was so fresh and flaky, and I really appreciated the crisp, fresh cabbage slaw on top. The homemade hot sauce had a nice kick. A solid spot for a healthy, satisfying lunch.

Love the rustic vibe here. The exposed beams give it such a cozy, lived-in feel. It&#39;s quiet enough to actually have a conversation, which is rare. Just a really pleasant spot to unwind over a meal.

The shrimp and grits were fantastic, especially with a crisp white wine. The char on the shrimp was just right.

Stopped by for lunch. The a&ccedil;a&iacute; bowl is probably the best I&#39;ve had around here. Veggie soup was solid too. Staff was really on point about checking for allergies, which I appreciated.

The service was so friendly and made the meal really comfortable. Loved the chicken pot pie and strawberry shortcake.

The team here is just so fun and on it! They really set the vibe for a good time with friends. My custom cocktail came out super fast and was spot on. Definitely makes you want to hang out longer.

Friendly folks at the counter. It&#39;s a walk-up spot, so you&#39;re getting it to-go. Found a picnic table nearby and just dug into the tacos. They were solid, honestly. A good quick bite.

Been coming here for years. The fudge is always just right, never too sweet.

Cozy spot, loved the open kitchen energy. The staff was friendly. Had a lively dinner here last night. Their wine list had a nice local red that paired well with the pasta special. A bit on the pricier side for the portions, but the vibe was fun.

The duck for two was solid. Tried the pork bun barbecue sauce with it, worked pretty well. Get there early though.

The staff really know their wine list. I had a question about a pairing for the lamb, and the server&#39;s suggestion was spot on. Friendly, no pressure, just good advice. Made the whole dinner better.

Came for the Mediterranean platter to share. It was huge! Honestly, the portion for two could easily feed three or four. Sat by the water, which was nice, but the value on that platter is what really stood out.

The rainbow bagel is a fun gimmick, but it just tastes like a regular plain bagel. That&#39;s actually what I wanted, so no complaints. The texture is good, chewy on the inside with a decent crust.

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Pebbles

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or, The Whale

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