Clarke Cooke House

Clarke Cooke House Review

Formal dining is on the upper level, on the Porch, a dining room with a timber-beam ceiling, green latticework, richly patterned cushions, and water views, plus open-air dining in warm weather. The refined menu incorporates local seafood and utilizes a mix of American and Mediterranean recipes; game dishes often appear as specials. On the middle levels are the Candy Store and the Grill Room, plus the Midway Bar serving sushi; in summer, the large windows are opened so diners can view Bannister's Wharf. Late at night, the dark, downstairs Boom Boom Room comes alive with a DJ. A dance-floor cam provides a simulcast viewing of your moves at the TV across the bar.