Love the new spot on Carpenter Street. The modern-rustic vibe with those subtle nautical touches just feels right. So much space over two floors, and the patio with the fire pits is a whole mood. 🍂

Service was really good on a quiet Tuesday. Everything we ordered tasted great. The place could use a little sprucing up, though.

Huge menu, so many options. I got the daily special, some kind of white fish in a lemon butter sauce. It was solid. Friendly staff. Just a heads up, it&#39;s cash only but they have an ATM.

We sat in the gazebo, which was a nice spot. The hot dogs and fries were just fine for a casual lunch. Staff was friendly, and the view of the marshes is really lovely.

The fries were good tonight, but honestly, the seasoning was a bit uneven. Some bites were perfect, others were just... plain.

Tagliolini was my pick for a quick lunch. The spicy tomato sauce had a nice kick, pasta was cooked right. Got it to go, ready fast. Hit the spot.

The oysters and clams were fresh, and the lobster was cooked right. Good quality seafood for the price. Service was efficient.

The heated outdoor area was perfect for a chilly night. Cozy and comfortable, we didn&#39;t need our jackets at all. The ambiance there felt really relaxed. Inside looked nice too, but we were happy to stay put.

Came here with a group to watch the game. The wall of huge TVs is great for that. I did appreciate that their side salad was actually fresh and crisp, not just an afterthought. A nice touch with the wings.

Bar area&#39;s perfect for a casual bite. The steak tartare was a standout, and the bartender really knows his stuff.

The thin crust was perfect, crispy all the way through even with all the toppings. Pepperoni had a nice little kick to it.

The Turkish red wine our server suggested was a great match for the food. The baklava and coffee to finish were nice.

The wood-fired lamb chops were so good, and my friend&rsquo;s scallops with lobster mash looked incredible. Perfect for sharing a few plates and catching up. Just a bit loud when it got busy, but we still had a great time.

The garlic knots were a surprise. They&#39;re soft, with a nice pull, and the garlic butter soaks in just right. Not too greasy. Way better than I thought they&#39;d be.

Been coming here for years, and Ian the sommelier is a big part of why. His wine picks just click with the food. You can tell he really knows his stuff and cares. It&rsquo;s that consistent, thoughtful touch that keeps me coming back.

The curry puffs are incredible. Seriously, don&#39;t skip them. The pastry is so flaky and the filling has this perfect warmth. The crab rangoons were the best I&#39;ve ever had, too. Just crispy, creamy goodness.

The old post office is a cool space. High ceilings, lots of character. Had a burger here&mdash;it was fine, but honestly you&#39;re paying for the vibe. Kinda pricey for what you get.

Nice spot on the deck for watching the boats. The harbor view at sunset is pretty good. A pleasant place to have a drink outside. The food was fine, nothing special, but the setting makes it worthwhile.

Food was pretty good overall. Some dishes were a hit, others just okay. Portions felt a bit small for what you pay, though.

The spring rolls were a nice surprise, and the fish and chips arrived perfectly hot. But what really stood out was our waiter&mdash;so friendly and attentive, which made the whole meal feel relaxed. A comfortable spot for a quiet dinner.

The menu has a lot of options, which is nice. I had the fried seafood platter and it was a generous portion for the price. The booths are comfortable and spaced well, so it never feels crowded. A relaxed spot for a quiet meal.

Grabbed a quick breakfast here with a friend before class. The avocado toast was simple but hit the spot, and the coffee was decent. Prices are fair for the neighborhood. Good for a casual catch-up when you don&#39;t want anything fancy.

The BBQ platter for two is a solid choice. The brisket and pulled pork were good, and the burnt ends had a nice char. The cornbread was a bit dry, but the mac and cheese was creamy. A comfortable spot for a relaxed meal.

The grilled mahi-mahi tacos were the star. Fish was fresh and flaky, the mango salsa added a nice sweet kick. Could&#39;ve used a bit more of that cilantro crema though. Solid choice by the water.

The Tom Yum had a good balance of sour and savory. I went for the 2-star spice, which was fine, but I think I&#39;d go for the 3-star next time for a bit more heat.

The portions here are massive, honestly. We ordered the fish and chips and could barely finish it between two of us. Perfect for after a day at the beach when you&#39;re starving.

Been coming here for years. The fish is always super fresh, straight from the market next door. That&#39;s why I keep coming back.

Been here a few times. It&#39;s a big space, feels comfortable. Good for a casual dinner or if you&#39;ve got a bigger group. The brick walls give it a nice, simple vibe.

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