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.

Solid coffee selection, both regular and decaf. The self-serve setup is great for a quick cup. Got to try the chocolate raspberry flavor.

The crab cake sandwich was all lump crab, hardly any filler. Sweet potato fries with caramel drizzle were a nice surprise. A bit pricey for a sandwich, but you can taste the quality.

Came in for lunch and the wings were a real highlight. So fresh and juicy, the flavor was just right. The pizza was huge, definitely enough to share. Quick service too, got us in and out.

The omelette was interesting, really thin and soft, almost like a crepe. Coffee was good, served in a huge mug you can actually buy. Pancakes were just okay for me, a bit too light.

Stopped by for ice cream after a walk. The vibe is old-school, like stepping back in time. Got a scoop of their vanilla bean - super creamy. Just a classic spot.

Our server was so nice and kept checking on us without being overbearing. She remembered my friend&rsquo;s allergy without us reminding her, which was a nice touch. The whole meal felt relaxed because of that.

Pan seared shrimp risotto. The portion was generous, shrimp had a good sear. Risotto itself was a bit too creamy for my taste, could&#39;ve used more bite. That&#39;s really all I have to say about the place.

The Reuben was juicy and well-made. A solid choice for bar food.

Solid pizza crust, and the fried ravioli was a real hit with our table. The space is nice and open, so we got a big booth easily even with a group. Staff was friendly, kept things moving at a good pace.

Ava rattled off the daily specials like she wrote the menu herself. Impressive. Went with the lobster bisque and salmon&mdash;both were solid. The place has a chill, welcoming feel. Parking was easy, which is always a plus.

Been coming here for years. The AC is always on point when it&#39;s hot outside.

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. 🍦

Perfect for a lazy Sunday with friends! The new expansion means we actually got a table right away. The food was solid - my avocado toast was fresh and the eggs were cooked just right. A little pricey for the portion, but worth it for the easy hangout vibes.

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.

The peanut butter brownie was really good, but the salted caramel one was the star. Their dessert menu is pretty creative.

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.

Found this spot on a morning walk and returned for lunch. Olga was so warm and attentive, really made the whole visit. The pasta was fresh and flavorful, just what we needed. A lovely, low-key find.

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 hoagie was solid, but what really got me was the avocado on the grilled chicken sandwich. So fresh and creamy, it just hit the spot. Exactly what you want after a morning on the sand.

They give you the fries plain, so you can add your own salt and vinegar. I like that. Lets you get it just how you want it. Simple, but it works.

That lobster and tuna tower was the star. Really generous chunks of lobster and tuna for what they charge. So good.

Solid Vietnamese spot. The pho broth was rich, and the herbs were super fresh. The greenhouse vibe inside is pretty cool, makes it feel bright and airy. A bit on the pricier side for the portion, but I&#39;d come back for that broth.

First time here and the steamed shrimp appetizer was so fresh. They serve it chilled with a zesty cocktail sauce. A nice start before the main course.

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