Trinidad Bay Eatery and Gallery
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+1 7076773777
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Continue north, heading straight to a fishing village on a cliff, Trinidad. I found the best-rated restaurant on Yelp, which has been in business for 44 years. The restaurant is not eye-catching, and the dishes are not very good-looking, but the emphasis is on traditional cooking, which is genuine and affordable, which is out of tune with the current "Internet celebrity restaurants". This is the greatest pleasure of foraging in those neglected villages and towns! Leaving Trinidad, we soon arrived at the Redwood National Park. The Lonely Planet, which is regarded as the "travel bible", has a sentence about California that impressed me. - "If you have never hugged an ancient giant redwood tree, then you have not really been to California"
Finally, we passed through the city of Crescent and arrived in Brookings, Oregon! So far, we have completed the entire California Highway 1!
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Continue north, heading straight to a fishing village on a cliff, Trinidad. I found the best-rated restaurant on Yelp, which has been in business for 44 years. The restaurant is not eye-catching, and the dishes are not very good-looking, but the emphasis is on traditional cooking, which is genuine and affordable, which is out of tune with the current "Internet celebrity restaurants". This is the greatest pleasure of foraging in those neglected villages and towns! Leaving Trinidad, we soon arrived at the Redwood National Park. The Lonely Planet, which is regarded as the "travel bible", has a sentence about California that impressed me. - "If you have never hugged an ancient giant redwood tree, then you have not really been to California" Finally, we passed through the city of Crescent and arrived in Brookings, Oregon! So far, we have completed the entire California Highway 1!