Been here a few times. The charcuterie board is solid, good selection of meats and cheeses. They handled our big group of 20 without any fuss, which was nice. Place has a comfortable feel.

April was so sweet and attentive. She noticed we were sharing the pasta and brought extra plates without us asking. That kind of thoughtful service really made the night.

The wood-fired pizza was the star. Great crust, nice smoky flavor from the oven. Truffle parmesan fries were crispy, but could&#39;ve used a bit more seasoning. Solid spot for a casual bite.

The grouper with pineapple mango salsa was really good. Decent variety of fresh fish to choose from.

This place is a cute little find off the main drag. We grabbed a table outside to escape the weekend crowds. The sweet tea was spot-on&mdash;not too sweet, just right. The live music later was a nice, low-key vibe. A solid spot for a relaxed afternoon.

The covered porch is a nice spot for lunch. The staff was friendly and the portions were good. My fish tacos were fresh, though the tortillas were a bit dry. A solid choice for a casual meal.

The $35 prix fixe happy hour is a solid deal. The scallop chips were great, and they paired nicely with a crisp white wine.

The happy hour oysters were a nice surprise! Sat at the bar with all the screens, super chill spot to watch the game. The oysters were fresh and a total steal for the price.

The duck Satsivy was a generous portion, easily enough for two. At $28, it felt like a solid deal for the quality. The beef stroganoff was also quite filling.

The Guinness stew was solid, and I liked the bacon-wrapped asparagus to start. The Irish music and cozy vibe were nice, though it got a bit loud later on. Good spot for a casual dinner.

The owners are always around, which I appreciate. Their wine list has some nice, thoughtful local options that pair well with the food.

Love that they have a free sprinkle station after you order! It&#39;s such a fun little extra for customizing your cone. My friends and I had a blast picking our own colors and making our ice cream look super cute. 🍦

Solid happy hour spot. Tarra&#39;s cocktails are on point, and the tempura cauliflower is a winner. Good for a casual evening.

Came for the lobster rolls. Got the Classic and the Connecticut style. The Connecticut one was warm and buttery, really good. But honestly, for the price, I was expecting a bit more lobster meat. It was tender, just not as plentiful as I&#39;d hoped.

Been coming here for years, and the lobster Cobb salad is always my go-to. It&#39;s just consistently good - fresh greens, generous lobster chunks, the works. That&#39;s what keeps me coming back. Kathy&#39;s great too, always remembers my usual.

The wine list had some nice local options. We tried a glass of the house red with the fish special, and it actually worked. Prices are fair for a spot right on the water.

Had our small wedding dinner here. The staff really took care of us, which made the night so much easier. The food was spot on, especially the main course. Just a really nice, warm vibe for the occasion.

The food is really good for the price, especially for a nicer cafe. Perfect for a casual dinner with friends.

Loved the vibe in this converted church. The high ceilings and big windows give it such an airy feel. It did get a little loud and echoey when the place filled up, but that&rsquo;s part of the charm. Their wine list had some interesting local picks that paired nicely with the meal.

The apple fritters with caramel sauce were my favorite. They were so light and fluffy. The whole place just has a really relaxed, comfortable vibe that makes it easy to just sit and enjoy your food.

The location inside the casino adds a unique vibe to the dining experience. It&#39;s a fun place to visit, especially if you&#39;re looking to indulge in some sweet treats after gambling.

The sushi was quite good, fresh and well-prepared. The pork belly was also a decent choice, nicely glazed. Service was fine, though the pacing between courses felt a little slow. A solid spot overall.

The chicken tails are a huge portion of white meat, which I really appreciate. The breading is light and crispy, not greasy at all. It&#39;s a nice, healthier take on the usual chicken fingers.

Bright, colorful spot, perfect for a casual family dinner. The vibe is fun and inviting. I appreciated the thoughtful wine list&mdash;found a nice, crisp white that went really well with our lighter dishes. A solid choice for a relaxed evening out.

Been coming here for years and the salmon tacos are consistently the best. That&#39;s why I keep coming back.

The complimentary dessert was a nice touch, but honestly, the main course is why I&#39;d come back. The seared scallops were cooked perfectly, just a slight crisp on the outside and tender all the way through. That&#39;s the real star.

As someone with dietary restrictions, I was really impressed with how the staff handled my meal. They took the time to discuss the menu and even suggested a nice glass of white wine that paired well with my modified dish. Made the whole experience smooth.

The burrata was so fresh and creamy, and the halibut was perfectly cooked. Really enjoyed the vibe here.

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