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Our Champagne & Oyster Bar enjoys breathtaking views over Positano. Sumptuously furnished and candlelit, it is open in the evenings from May to mid-October, weather permitting. It is the ideal place for a glass of champagne millésimé or a cocktail made to perfection, some oysters, shellfish, and fish carpaccios, all accompanied by the seducing music ...
Liberty Public Market, 25,000-square-feet of some of the best food and drink vendors in San Diego. Currently housing 27 artisan vendors — ranging from local food trucks to farmers market favorites' first storefronts, expansions for existing businesses and brand new food concepts. You will find Lots of outdoor tables, including multiple dining decks and a 3,000-s...
Breezy, colorful setting with timber decor & outdoor tables doling out lunchtime seafood meals.
The Shack Attack has a factory tour where you can learn about the lobster industry.
We source all of our lobster directly from our friends who fish the icy cold waters of Maine and then we ship them overnight to Southern California, ensuring freshness in every bite! Our sweet and delicious Maine lobster is 100% certified and sustainable, and is served up in our favorite form – the lobster roll!
Our lobster rolls come in a bun that is toasted o...
Locust aims to be a fun and easygoing hangout centered around seafood, dumplings, and shaved ice. The brainchild of former The Catbird Seat Chef Trevor Moran, Locust fits the approachable nature of the 12South neighborhood it's nestled in. Come by, eat some dumplings, drink some highballs, and enjoy your time.
The Brooklyn bar space evokes the Crescent City with ceiling fans, a large marble bar and a replica of a historic Bourbon Street absinthe fountain. The menu sticks to the theme featuring interpretations of New Orleans classics like the Roffignac as well as many of the southern city’s adopted Caribbean classics.
Make sure to stop Mamá Espinoza in El Rosario for thier famous lobster burritos. 250 km from Ensenada.
Mama Espinoza’s, opened its doors in 1930, having as main task to provide to all customers and visitors with service of quality, honesty and respect. In order to ensure that our clients and friends, come back and feel at home. Eating at our restaurant i...