C L.
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I’d been curious about this place since I kept seeing them at the farmers market promoting their restaurant, so I finally stopped by after work.
They offer a Happy Hour menu from 4–6pm, but I found the food options pretty limited, so we decided to order from the main menu instead.
The oyster shooter wasn’t what I expected—it was just an oyster with green salsa, no alcohol or juices to balance it out, which made it hard to swallow. We also ordered a dozen oysters. While they tasted fresh, I really wish they were served on a bed of ice. By the time we got to the third or fourth, they had warmed up, which made them less enjoyable. The cocktail sauce could also use a little more brightness or spice to elevate the flavor.
The ahi tuna was heavily coated in hot spices, so all I could taste was pepper instead of the natural sweetness of the fish. The broccolini came out room temperature and lightly seasoned—I had to ask for hot sauce to give it some flavor. The braised octopus was tender but under-seasoned and also served lukewarm. For a main course, it felt incomplete—it was just two small tentacles with no sides or accompaniments to round it out.
Overall, the seafood here didn’t quite meet my expectations. Personally, I prefer oysters cold and served on ice, tuna that highlights the freshness of the fish rather than masking it with spice, and hot entrées to actually arrive hot and paired with something to make them feel more substantial.
On a positive note, the drinks were great—refreshing, fruity, and not overly sweet, which I really enjoyed.
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