2 /5 Alley Shulz: While traveling through the area, I was seriously craving some fresh seafood. This spot came highly recommended by the local hotel staff, and with so many great reviews, it felt like a solid choice.
The restaurant itself is pretty vibey with a cute outdoor area and fire pit along with good, clean decor inside.
I was seated quickly near the bar, but unfortunately, that’s where the service kind of fell apart. I sat through about 2–3 innings of baseball (luckily it was on TV) before anyone came by to take my order. My drink never showed up, and my food actually arrived before it did. The bartender was very apologetic and offered to comp a dessert or another drink, which I appreciated — but then the check arrived at the end without a mention of it again.
Now, onto the food: the crispy fish taco was genuinely delicious — light, crunchy, and packed with fresh flavor. The Chilean sea bass taco, though, missed the mark for me. It was a bit too fishy and had more heat than I was expecting, which overpowered the fish itself. The fries were also a letdown — limp and undercooked, not crisp or golden like I was hoping.
Overall, this place was just okay. Would I go back? Maybe, if I was nearby and in a pinch — there’s a lot more on the menu that looks promising. But based on this visit, it didn’t quite live up to the hype.
