Breakfast/Lunch in Half Moon Bay, CA?
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I suggest you drive a bit farther south to Pescadero and have lunch at Duarte's, a real coast institution. My son lives nearby and we love the place. I always seem to order the same thing, the fried oyster sandwich. http://www.duartestavern.com/
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I would also recommend Duarte's (prnounced Doo-Art). It is truly an institution.
If you can't / won't leave HMB, the I suggest Pasta Moon. This restaurant has been around for quite a while and still has excellent food. http://www.pastamoon.com/
If you can't / won't leave HMB, the I suggest Pasta Moon. This restaurant has been around for quite a while and still has excellent food. http://www.pastamoon.com/
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Welllll helloooooo Betsy 
We ate at Miramar Restuarant last year. Good meal and GREAT location.
http://www.miramarbeachrestaurant.com/
We would have sat on the patio and took in the ocean spray if the weather wasn't drizzly.

We ate at Miramar Restuarant last year. Good meal and GREAT location.
http://www.miramarbeachrestaurant.com/
We would have sat on the patio and took in the ocean spray if the weather wasn't drizzly.
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We liked Sam's Chowder House for lunch on our first trip to the area.
http://www.samschowderhouse.com/
I will also second Pasta Moon, had a lovely dinner there.
http://www.samschowderhouse.com/
I will also second Pasta Moon, had a lovely dinner there.
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Thanks everyone. We've been going to Duarte's for years and years. Love the artichoke soup and ollalieberry pie. We had a good dinner at It's Italia a year or two ago, so we may try that for lunch this week. If we're there for a late breakfast, we may try Main Street Grill.
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