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    Cast Seaside Bites & Bar

    4.5 (36 reviews)
    Closed 5:00 pm - 10:00 PM
    Updated a few days ago

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    Gina K.

    Don't walk, run to Cast! There are a few good restaurants but there aren't many amazing restaurants in the beach towns around this area. I came here twice on my week long vacation, it is that good! The Nautor's Swan beverage is delicious and went dow easy. the oyster happy hour ($2 shucks) was perfect and that brine it is served with was tangy with a hint of grapefruit. A few other highlights were the fish tacos (2 tacos per order), corn, and tuna crudo. I can't wait to visit again!

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    Courtney N.

    Best restaurant in this are by far! Small but laid out well. Menu is so inventive and fresh. Cocktails are creative. The bluefin crudo was outstanding, duck confit carnitas and sald cod entrees were perfect. Great ambience for this girls night out, but I would also take a date here in the future!

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    Gray W.

    Super excited to be here. This is a sister restaurant to Ella's and so far we are impressed. Great vibe, food, location!!

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    I very rarely write Yelp reviews, but my experience at Cast today left me no other choice. Every single detail-- from the food, to the service, to the atmosphere-- was meticulously thought out and perfectly executed to the point where I'm left picking up my jaw from off the floor. Atmosphere: As soon as I walked up to the restaurant, I was greeted by the sound of Stick Figure (a modern reggae band) and the sight of Cast's beautiful patio/terrace seating. Walking in to the dining room, I couldn't help but notice how pristine and bright the space was. While Cast isn't nearly as big as its sister restaurant Ella's, it felt slightly more welcoming and open thanks to the natural sunlight pouring in from all directions. I opted to sit outside to relish the last bits of summer we have left and I was not in the least bit disappointed. Service: Katrina is a rockstar. There's no way around it. Her service was attentive but not over-bearing, informative but not demeaning, friendly but not patronizing. Having worked in restaurants for over ten years, I saw all of the qualities that I believe embody the true spirit of hospitality and she made it seem so effortless. Kudos to you Katrina. Food and drink: I started off with a mocktail that was a modified version of a cocktail on their menu (I'm drawing a blank on the name) with passion fruit, strawberries, jalapeños (?), and a touch of coconut. The perfectly balanced notes of sweet, juicy, tart, and spicy paired perfectly with the breeze and sun on my face. No alcohol needed for that warm, fuzzy feeling we all yearn for in a pre-meal libation. The Mexican Street Corn and the blistered shishito peppers were immaculate. With just a dusting of cotija cheese and a touch of taijin and chipotle aioli, the corn and shishito peppers really were the stars of the show, charred just enough to bring some of those natural sugars front and center. Unlike a lot of other restaurants I've been to, the cooking really spoke for itself instead of having to rely on the condiments that ultimately drown out the flavors of the dish's main component. Though I blame myself for ordering two dishes with similar flavor profiles, they were incredibly flavorful and a perfect segway into my "main" dish (not pictured) which was the baked cana de cabra with maitake mushrooms and blue corn tortillas. The creamy and buttery flavors of the cana de cabra perfectly complemented the unctuous, meaty hen-of-the-woods mushrooms, making these three mini tacos the ultimate umami bombs that paired so nicely with my non-alcoholic pale ale. Finally, we need to talk about the tres leches cake with house-made whipped cream, pineapple, a rum-caramel sauce, and a sprinkling of toasted coconut. This is by far my new favorite dessert. I didn't think it was possible for a cake to be soft and dense at the same time, but I gladly stand corrected. Katrina mentioned how the kitchen had first experimented with strawberries instead of pineapple, and while I'm sure strawberries would have worked well, the pineapple brought everything to the next level. Paired with a freshly brewed cup of coffee, this dessert was both refreshing and filling without being too sweet or needing to be rolled out of the restaurant. Other details: I love seeing more and more restaurants adopting a more equitable pay structure, which is why I am 100% a proponent for the kitchen/administrative fee. Knowing what I know about how restaurants actually work, it's important to recognize that the entire dining experience encompasses the hard work and dedication of both the waitstaff and the kitchen staff, which cannot simply be rectified by "paying your staff more" as I noticed some people mentioned in their reviews. That the owners/management recognize this fact reflects their true love and dedication to their craft. All in all, I'd say that the entire team did a terrific job in every regard and I very much look forward to coming back.

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    Great food, cocktails, and service! Sat outside in the garden which was lovely. Def a "go again" kinda place

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    Probably the most skilled and authentic kitchen in Marion. The entire menu is dialed in

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    Went for brunch and dinner. Food and cocktails were fantastic. The service was really great. I can't wait to go back.

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    3 years ago

    Good tortillas, slow service, they forgot something we ordered and by the time it came out, they were nudging us out the door, won't be back

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    The food was good. The service great and it is a cute little place. Beer &wine lists were strong. I recommend it for a quick lunch.

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    pricey. also hate the add on service charge. good food but can find just as good elsewhere for less money.

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    LOVED The Moqueca Brazilian Stew and the Fried Smashed Purple Potatoes! Service and ambience was excellent too.

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    The Mexican Street Corn and the blistered shishito peppers were immaculate.

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    If you are a wine drinker this is the place for you! Step into a self serve tasting room that…read moreallows you to try a variety of wines, and the best part is, you pick! The process is easy- you're given a card when you arrive that tracks which wines you pour. There is a nice selection of white and red wines from many regions. The portion size options are a sample, half a glass, or a full glass. Each display will tell you how much the portion costs, and every wine has a description. They have a simple food menu, which has never disappointed and a casual vibe. Grab a game and relax by the fireplace with your favorite wine and a yummy bite! We really love this place (so much that we came here after getting engaged!) No reservations needed, but it does get busy on weekends. Lentz_explore

    Stopped in here on a whim with a friend and we both enjoyed the novelty of the self-serve aspect,…read moreand found a couple wines we really liked. While I can appreciate the choose your own adventure / tasting concept and benefits of moving at your own pace, wine tasting is something where I'd prefer to have more of a personal touch. The storytelling and personal connection was missing, and made the experience feel a bit hollow. The space was a nice open hang and there's snacks and games, and there is staff there, but the experience made me realize I prefer a guided human tour for some things, wine tasting being one of them. Prices also snuck up on us a bit, it's easy to lose count of how many you've had with the card reader. I was also a bit bummed to find that if you liked a wine you cannot purchase a bottle on site. But I'm glad I tried it and had fun.

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    Uva Wine Bar - Beautiful ambiance with live entertainment

    Beautiful ambiance with live entertainment

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    5.0(2 reviews)
    9.6 mi

    I can't resist a good wine bar. I'm so glad I didn't resist Coastal Bubbles. A very intriguing…read moreselection of wines by the glass, including 3 from Croatia ("Croatia is having a moment," I was told by the host). I lingered with a glass, reading my book while soulful music softly played, quiet conversations among the few other patrons drifted in and out of my consciousness, and the plaintive cries of seagulls outside were occasionally audible. Whimsical posters dressed up the plain but cozy room (a rabbit in a pink bathrobe holding a bottle of champagne and divers leaping into a wine glass). I could have spent all afternoon there, reading and sipping. But I had places to be. If I stayed longer I might have tried some of the food. It's more in the line of light snacks than an actual meal, mostly cold, but they were more interesting than the standard charcuterie plate offered by similar venues, and I liked that they listed the country or state of origin of everything. For dessert, how about a slice of cheesecake from Chill's of Warren, RI - or a flight of 3 for $21! Beer lovers, don't fear Coastal Bubbles. Menu listed five, all of which I've never heard of, from Connecticut, New Hampshire, Maine, and Portugal, sure to interest the connoisseur. The menu that day included 25 wines by the glass. Their high-tech "Coravin System" keeps the open bottles fresh, and my Croation Matsuško was flawless in that respect. Port lovers might try the "100 Years Of Port Flight": the 10, 20, 30, and 40 year vintages of Van Zellers. I'll be doing that next time, with the cheesecake.

    This is THE perfect addition to DNB. Great combo of indoor and outdoor seating, very reasonable…read moreprice points on (most NOT local, thank you!!!) offerings. I love that they partnered with another local company (Savor the Spread) for their charcuterie. Obsessed, and will definitely be coming to the wine/oyster dates!

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    Coastal Bubbles - Our Johnny Cake Hill Wine Flight changes monthly, perfect way to taste wines of the season.

    Our Johnny Cake Hill Wine Flight changes monthly, perfect way to taste wines of the season.

    Coastal Bubbles - Our terrace is the perfect spot to spend an afternoon

    Our terrace is the perfect spot to spend an afternoon

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    4.3(11 reviews)
    29.6 mi

    Food? STUPID good! Criminal anyone can take simple ingredients and make them taste so darn good!…read moreBartenders that make your heart skip beats! Victor knows how to pair, shake, pour like the most professional, personable, wise and charismatic boss! Staff? Divine. And vinyls playing soulful classics - Ms Carly Simon? Liza Minelli? Classic Rock? This place has a bohemian feel, rustic with a soft elegance that feels comfortable, unhurried, welcoming. Plastered with the good karma of the staff and the delightful people who had a vision. And while the flagship restaurant- The Pheasant- is undergoing renovations, step up your dinner to one of the full meals! They're opening for a continental type breakfast, that I hear is phenomenal. Seems like we need need to come back!

    Nestled among the other places to eat, drink, and shop in Dennis, Baleine is a comfortable place to…read morestop for a glass of wine, a cocktail, or coffee. If you want food, you have to time it right. We got there on a Saturday afternoon around 1pm, knowing that they closed at 2. Meals were not available at that time, nor were cocktails. The only food available was snacks and pastries in a display on the counter, and most of these were already gone as well. Wine was still available in 3oz. and 5oz. pours, and we found a couple that we really enjoyed. We received fantastic service at the counter, and we were checked on several times while we were seated (we were lucky enough to get the plush chairs by the window). Their full wine list is extensive and interesting. Depending on from what direction you approach, navigation might give you a very scenic route along the circular "road." Parking is spread out in that area, and one-way arrows exist, but not enough of them.

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    Baleine - Cute coffee area!

    Cute coffee area!

    Baleine - TAHINI COCONUT OVERNIGHT OATS

    TAHINI COCONUT OVERNIGHT OATS

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