It looks like this is where the locals eat. We were planning to eat at another place, walked by this place and noticed they were packed so we walked in. We knew they must be doing something right. The waiter barely spoke English thus we communicated primarily buy pointing at the menu and at the fish. Thanks to google translate we were able to figure out what we were ordering. You order from the blackboard menu that's in the entrance and you point the fish that you like and they'll cook it for you. They had red wine that were in unlabeled bottles which was on on the sweet side. It seemef more juice than wine. There's nothing fancy about the place. It's a mom and pop operation. You can tell the seafood is fresh. We had deep fried fish and a grilled sea food kebab-like dish. I don't recall the names anymore. We also observed how the locals eat their food. They use olive oil as a condiment like we would use ketchup, or an Asian would use soy sauce. So we poured it on our fish, squid and shrimp and sure enough they tasted really refreshing. Suffice to say we were quite happy and satisfied with our experience. Too bad we can't come back. read more