Moss Beach Distillery
Seafood restaurant · Moss Beach
140 Beach Way, Moss Beach, CA 94038
Highlights
Seafood & other carefully sourced American eats in an oceanside setting with a dog-friendly patio.
Seafood & other carefully sourced American eats in an oceanside setting with a dog-friendly patio.
"Despite its name, Moss Beach Distillery does not actually have a distillery on the premises. (The name is an ode to a popular speakeasy located on the cliffs of Moss Beach during prohibition.) But it does have unique cocktails, including one named for the ghost said to haunt the establishment, and sweeping ocean views. Come here to eat oysters on the half-shell, a yellowfin sandwich on a ciabatta roll spread with perky wasabi aioli, and well-made, seafood-packed cioppino." - Gabi Moskowitz
"A bit north of Half Moon Bay proper lies this historic and haunted bar and restaurant that doubles as a California Point of Historical Interest. The nearly 100-year-old distillery has a dog-friendly patio, a wide array of dinner and brunch options including crab cakes and linguini, and plenty of strong drinks including the Blue Lady martini, named after the ghost that keeps the venue company." - Dianne de Guzman, Momo Chang
"Magnificent views of the Pacific Ocean aren’t the only reason to visit this historic restaurant. Once a popular 1920s speakeasy, frequented by silent film stars and other local celebrities, Moss Beach Distillery also has an alleged haunted past. Rumor has it that a mysterious “lady in blue” was killed during the Prohibition era while walking on the beach with her lover, and her spirit continues to roam the premises. Visitors travel from around the world to experience this restaurant’s stunning patio views and California coastal cuisine including shrimp alfredo and seafood sliders — while also hoping to catch a glimpse of the resident ghost." - Linda Childers
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