I must have walked past this small restaurant 100 times without noticing it. Fortunately a restaurant group I belong to gathered here for dinner one Friday night. Actually so many members wanted to dine in this rather small spot that our group had to split up, with half attending on Friday evening and the rest of us going on Saturday. Well, it was definitely worth the wait.
The restaurant is located on the street heading directly to the pier, just up a few doors from Dee's Coffee House. The menu is mostly tapas and wine. Every single item served to our table was a huge hit! Portions are modest, befitting a tapas menu. The food is as beautiful to see as it is delicious to eat. Please save room for dessert, as if you have a sweet tooth it will be well served.
The wine list features very wide price points. The house wine is French, with the more expensive wines being of Mexican origin. It is all good, and the house wine is a bargain.
The restaurant is cute, but not especially fancy. Certainly you can come in shorts and not be stared at. There is air conditioning! Service was friendly and helpful.
After dinner stroll the half block over to the pier for a romantic end to a nice evening. read more