This historic open-air restaurant offers some of the best, unobstructed ocean views on the island. It's a great place to have a mai tai and some appetizers while watching the sunset, or to enjoy a tasty calamari or ono sandwich and a salad at lunch. Dinner is also available, but the entrées are less than stellar and for the prices there are better options once the sun disappears.
Reviewed by MHG1 from Ann Arbor, MI on 3/14/08
The fish is fresh and very good. Service is very professional and quick. Setting is very nice being right on the ocean. Food is a bit pricey but it is an acceptable value given the other components. We tried just about all of the fish and all were winners.
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