The Pad Thai was spot on. Had a nice glass of Riesling with it that cut through the richness perfectly.

Busy place but worth the wait. The French dip was solid, but the real star was the clam chowder they brought by mistake. So fresh, you could taste the quality of the ingredients. That&#39;s the kind of happy accident I appreciate.

Got a table last minute on a Friday, which was nice. The space just feels really cozy and lived-in, like a friend&#39;s place. We ended up staying longer than planned just because it was so comfortable to sit and talk.

Had a relaxed lunch here with a nice marina view. The lunch menu portions were decent. Service was solid even though they were busy. I did wish their wine list had a few more interesting options by the glass to pair with the seafood.

The Dutch Baby with cherries was a special. The savory crepe was good, but the wine list felt a bit limited for pairing.

The hot sauce bar is a game changer for a quick lunch. Grabbed a chicken burrito and tried a few of their spicy options. Really kicks it up a notch without slowing down the line. Solid spot for a fast, flavorful bite.

We always stop by when we&#39;re in Fairhaven. Love the bookstore connection. The staff is super welcoming. Got the salmon plate again&mdash;cooked just right, skin was crispy. Prices are fair for what you get.

Been here a few times. Server really knew the menu inside out, suggested a couple dishes I wouldn&#39;t have picked. Made the whole thing easy. Food came out at a good pace, no fuss.

The clam chowder is incredible! Perfect for sharing with friends.

The duck fat fries are so crispy and flavorful, a must-order to share! The ribeye with truffle butter is always a solid pick. Perfect spot for a casual dinner with friends.

The Dungeness crab au gratin was a great starter. I really appreciated how fresh the crab meat tasted. The portion with the baguette was just right, not too heavy. It felt like a light, quality beginning to the meal.

The fish and chips are solid. Bigger fish portions than other places, and the fries are real potato.

Coho&#39;s halibut was spot on tonight, flaky and moist. The wine they suggested with it worked. Cozy spot, but the tables are a bit close together.

Not gluten-free myself, but had to try their gluten-free pizza. The crust was surprisingly crisp, held up well. Really impressed by how they handle dietary needs without compromising flavor. A solid choice if you&#39;re looking for that.

The harbor view from their deck is just incredible on a sunny day. We grabbed a table outside and spent a good hour just watching the boats go by. So peaceful.

Been coming here for years, and the shrimp and grits are always on point. Just the right amount of spice every time.

Love the vibe here. The halibut special was spot-on, flaky and moist. That wedge salad though, the blue cheese dressing was a bit heavy for me. Still, a cozy spot for a quiet dinner.

Been coming here for years. It&#39;s that cozy little spot in the old building. What keeps me coming back is how they stick to their Italian roots but still keep things interesting. The menu changes just enough. Always feels familiar, but never boring.

Short ribs in mole sauce hit the spot for a quick lunch. Solid, authentic flavors. Menu looks interesting, might try the tacos next time. Good for a fast, filling bite.

The food is consistently good, though some dishes have a unique take on classic flavors. It&#39;s a fun, quirky spot where the execution is solid, even if it&#39;s not always what you might expect from the menu description.

Stopped by for a late lunch. The view of the water at sunset was really nice. Just sat there with my burger, watching the boats. A solid spot if you&#39;re already in the area.

The charcuterie board was huge! So many choices - cheese curds, brie, goat cheese, all those cured meats. The homemade jam was a nice touch. Cameron was a cool server, too.

The server really knew her stuff. Suggested a butternut squash soup to go with the oysters, which was a smart pairing. Wine recommendations were spot-on too. Service was efficient without hovering.

The prime rib here is a solid choice. Cooked just right, nice flavor. I also tried the salmon and the clams, both were good. Menu usually has a few different things to pick from.

Service was really attentive. Our server kept an eye on our table and brought more chips and salsa without us even asking. That&#39;s the kind of small touch I notice.

The clam chowder was rich and creamy. Their house white wine paired with it beautifully.

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