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    4.2 (131 reviews)
    Closed 4:00 pm - 9:00 PM

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    Mussles and fries
    Lilith F.

    Perfect night out! Seated right away at the bar on a friday night and enjoyed the mussels and fries (in the most decadent coconut lemongrass broth that blew my mind), the cesar (good!), and the tinned fish plate (tuna belly, to die for, sooo buttery and rich). The staff was nice and service was prtty quick. We also got martinis which were pretty good, but one of the weaker elements of an overall fantastic meal. So excited to come back next time I have somethign to celebrate :)

    Fresh oysters paired with a martini.
    K L.

    Great service, ambient. Cocktails and oysters are as good as it gets. It's rather pricy though... even higher than those raw bars in SF. Worth a spurge when you are up for one.

    Christine N.

    $2 oysters? Yes, please! They were on the milder side, but came with accouterments like mignonette, homemade hot sauce, and horseradish--those really helped amp up the flavor. We also got tasty deviled eggs topped with trout roe and fried shallots (just wish there were more than 3 per order), grilled cabbage made with tons of butter (loved the char, but the sauce was just a tad too sweet), and fun conserva! The mocktail made with beets was KILLER and their HH Pink's Margarita was solid. The restaurant fills up quickly on Mondays because happy hour is all-night on Mondays. I'm glad we went during happy hour! Service was nice and attentive.

    Jason Y.

    Great stop after a day of adventure from Paso to Santa Cruz.. We did not have reservation but tend to go to the bar for service. So that where we headed. Food was pretty good. The knock on this visit is the service unfortunately the bartender seemed annoyed that we sat down. Maybe it was due to a holiday post Thanksgiving or later in the evening. We ended up not wanting to try different wines or cocktails as service lagged so we just ordered a bottle or wine. Was looking forward to trying some great food, maybe a revisit can be put in the books.

    Happy hour oysters, happy hour white wine, and a cocktail
    Stephy L.

    Enjoyed this place so much that I came back the very next day with my friends and family. Came here for happy hour, which is Thurs-Sunday (which is everyday they are open) from 4-5pm. The window is short, but very doable. We got: -$2 oysters (which changes, even the next day) -devil eggs (comes in an order of 3 pieces) -mussels (not on happy hour but is what they are popular for. Juicy mussels in a rich creamy broth, topped with string fries with chili crisp on top) -small seafood tower - came with ceviche, raw clams, oysters, mussels, and some sashimi for $45 The second day we got seated upstairs in their private room that overlooked the restaurant. That was a treat, especially with a lot of loud kids. There was even a private bathroom up there too. Service was extraordinary. They checked in with us and always refilled our water without us asking. Parking can be difficult as it is all metered street parking. Most of them require coins, but there is a qr code on the back where you can pay online if you do not have coins! Overall, highly recommend checking this place out.

    Nick M.

    Probably the best table service we've had since moving to Santa Cruz. Attentive without hovering, they actually knew the menu and had opinions worth hearing. Little things stood out: a busser fixed a wobbly table before we said a word, our server circled back later to check it, plates cleared right on time, drinks offered without being pushed. And this was on a packed night, just a two-top. Cocktails felt thoughtful, not just filler. Full bar with solid signatures. Wine list was equally sharp -- my wife went for the pét-nat, extra cold (her preference) and spot on. - Oysters (Rustics): creamier than we usually like, but that's the season. Sauces and mignonette balanced them well, nice presentation. - Squid fried rice: crispy, balanced, cooked right. - Black cod: melt-in-your-mouth tender with perfectly crisp skin, paired with red cabbage that actually worked (yes, red cabbage in a good way). Our waiter, Cole, was knowledgeable and genuinely helpful. And Layla, the co-owner, was out on the floor making guests feel welcome -- only knew she was the owner because we asked. The restaurant was BUSY and a little on the loud side but it was nice to be in a bustling spot the felt on trend.

    fancy deviled eggs. Nothing special about the deviled eggs themselves, mostly paying for the roe I think (it is a fun topping)
    Adam F.

    This, by contrast to the review I just finished posting, was my mom's last-minute, *quite* successful attempt at salvaging the situation, after inviting us to fly from SoCal out to visit Santa Cruz for my birthday last fall, to visit a specific, super-buzzy place in Capitola that we were all fairly unimpressed by. She happened to have a gift card to use here, and no problem getting a reservation for the next day (makes sense - it's a pretty large space), so that was a win-win. She got an excuse to use a gift card instead of forgetting about it, and we got a bonus, much better birthday dinner. Service here was, as far as I'm concerned, great - though they did send us a complimentary bread to apologize for the wait in taking our order, which was not actually a particularly long wait, even.) For an appetizer, we tried the deviled eggs, on my wife's request... the fried shallots were good, and ikura did make a great, fun topping, but they are still fundamentally just deviled eggs. Good deviled eggs, but I don't *personally* think worth 10 bucks for three. However, the entrees I tried: *fantastic*, totally worth the price. Admittedly, it also looks like this is the sort of place, like Vim, where the menu rotates pretty frequently, as neither of the dishes I tried are on the menu anymore, but I can still say - I had a chance to share a calamari fried rice, and a dish of grits, Nardello peppers and rockfish, and both were *exceptionally* good. Perfectly seasoned sweet/savory fried rice with just a tiny kick of spice, perfectly cooked calamari, perfectly slightly crispy rice. Perfectly cooked, flaky, rich rockfish, perfect pop of sweetness from the fruit in it, perfectly seasoned, grilled peppers, great, creamy grits... both were pretty large portions, too (we ended up taking a little of each home with us, and definitely did *not* have dessert here.) So I would assume the dishes on their current menu are presumably also as good. (That said, my wife had the seafood chowder, which is still on the current menu, and I tried a bite - it was good, but I have had better chowder. Also a solid portion, but I'm glad I said I wasn't as interested in it, and shared two entrees with my mom instead of with my wife, this time. :p) I didn't try any of their cocktails (I did have a wonderful glass of an orange wine for the unfortunately entirely reasonable price at this point of $15, not that I was paying for it this time - but I *usually* would be) - but as a cocktail nerd, I can definitely say that I appreciated the creativity that went into the cocktail menu I saw (which has almost certainly also been completely rotated out since the fall, anyway.) I also appreciated that they had a few quality *mocktails*, one of which my wife ordered (a $6 "no-jito", which I tried a taste of, and confirmed, was quite good, for that purpose.). Anyway, overall my point is, while I would probably still vote to just go back to Vim most of the time, whenever I'm home for a holiday and my parents are paying for dinner... unlike Persephone, I absolutely *could* see this place also going into that rotation. Strongly recommended. (Or at least the fall menu would have been, technically.)

    Indoor
    Jonathan B.

    Summary: fresh seafood with a flair, modern/minimalist vibe, artisan cocktails, friendly staff Details: H&L deservedly got multiple awards for Best New in 2024 and it hasn't slowed down in 2025. Of the three rooms, I prefer to eat in the middle room -- not quite as tight or as loud. The bar is for walk ins. The menu changes regularly so some highlights: Kanpachi sashimi: yellowtail (sometimes called amber jack). Tender and flavorful (and loaded with omega-3!). On my most recent trip, it was topped with caviar, yum! I shared as an appetizer but could easily eaten the whole thing. Halibut ceviche: a generous portion of fish cured in lime juice. A little more avocado pls. Halibut: the orange-fennel purée was a bit too sweet. Halibut was pleasant but unremarkable. Mussels: YUM! officially an appetizer but I've had it as a main and it's plenty. The fish broth is amazing with hints of lemongrass. Dunk the parmesan fries into the broth. Get the levain bread and dunk that too. Heck, drink the broth. Oh, mussels are really good and fresh. Seafood chowder: enjoyed this especially as not too creamy. All of the seafood was hiding under the garlic bread. Broth dunking also recommended. All of the staff seem pleasant and knowledgeable -- shout out to Bridgette who was especially so. Hook & Line is definitely date night worthy -- or an excellent place to take visitors you want to impress. It's in my rotation.

    Oyster shooter
    Sean F.

    Awesome date night during my first visit to Hook & Line. I'd definitely recommend getting a reservation, this place was packed during the dinner service. The service was TOP NOTCH. The service staff would check in frequently and would refresh our plates, silverware and napkins with in between our food orders. We ordered a bunch of smaller plates and each was delicious. We started with a sweet potato and smoked halibut appetizer. The sweet potato came with a delicious cilantro aioli, great balance of sweet and savory. Smoked halibut was perfectly smoked. We ordered shishito peppers which comes with a bunch of peppers and a nice sea salt. The crispy pork belly melted on my first bite. The oyster shooters were pretty good. For my drink I had the koyo which was sweet and smoky. Overall I had an awesome experience and I'd definitely recommend stopping by

    Seafood chowder
    Tiffany K.

    Despite not having a reservation on what could undoubtedly be the busiest night of the year (Valentine's Day), the hostess was able to seat us in a corner. Baby doesn't mind being put in a corner if it means that I can get a seafood fix on a busy evening. We had celebrated VDay the evening before since I cannot stand crowds. Oh the irony. Started with the calamari ($17) that was light and crispy - a moderate amount of small tentacles and rings. Not chewy in the slightest! I opted for the seafood chowder ($26) which featured mostly mussels and clams with a few pieces of fish fillets. The broth itself was neither tomato-based nor cream-based but very mild seafood tasting. The bi-valves had a bite to them without being overly chewy. Cubed yukon gold potatoes featured throughout. Topped with a gruyere toast, it hit the spot. The BF got the trout ($34) which came with potatoes as well and a slaw salad. The trout was not a white meat which I thought it would be, but more salmon-colored and fresh. The bar area was in the center of the restaurant and is first-come first-served. I think next time I would have preferred to sit there instead of the corner. Service was good - considering how booked this place was, we didn't feel ignored. Would return again to try out other dishes!

    Grace K.

    Loved our visit here! The service was fantastic - our server (Jake) was so friendly and attentive. The oysters were fresh and full of flavor, and pairing them with a margarita was the way to go. We'll be back next time to try the other dishes!

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    Good food ruined by untenable service. Can someone please instill some basic service skills. Why Santa Cruz? Why?

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    The water street grill was a nice little hole in the wall. It is quite small but in a cozy way…read morerather than cramped. The service was excellent and the servers make sure you are well taken care of all the way through. However, some of the food items were hit or miss. We started off with the calamari appetiser which for 18 dollars was a bit disappointing. It was greasy and a bit chewy, lacking flavor as well. Then we ordered our mains which were the garlic steak with asparagus and mashed potatoes and the new york with prawns, asparagus, and roasted potatoes. The new york was beautifully cooked however the garlic steak was slightly overcooked yet still marinated wonderfully. The mashed potatoes were really good but the roasted potatoes were rather gummy and a bit lukewarm. The asparagus were some of the best we've ever had. We also ordered a side of garlic bread with mozzarella but it was more akin to a ciabatta bun with shredded cheese on top. Overall some of the food was incredible, and some was lacking, but the service was amazing.

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    Service A+! Larry was attentive and warm…read more I had the branzino which was grilled perfectly! Accompanied by the best grits and veggies. A++! My husband had the pasta and clams and raved about the sauce!

    Pete's is in Capitola Village and can be easy to miss because it's right at the curve of Esplanade,…read moreand you need to look up and step up into the entrance. (I have, no joke, walked by it dozens of times without realizing it!) I found it from seeing it on a list of restaurant participants for Burger Week. Overall, I give Pete's 3.5 stars, and here's why... **Ambiance: 5 stars** With the bright and tastefully-decorated dining room along with the multiple windows overlooking the spectacular beach, you really can't beat this ambiance! Pete's has the fine-dining vibe that's perfect for that first date, anniversary or other special dining occasion when you want some quiet and mood lighting. **Service: 4 stars** We were seated right away, even without reservations. It was a Sunday, and there was no wait or crowd. Service was quick and friendly. Mid-dinner, a server broke some glassware right behind my seat and needed us to move so they could sweep under our table and feet. They ended up moving us to a better table (next to the window) instead of having us stand there to watch them sweep. Accidents happen, and I felt they handled that well. **Food: 3 stars** Every item we ordered was delicious and fresh, and all arrived quickly. However, the menu was fairly compact, and the amount of food is even more compact. I was excited Pete's had lobster rolls (one of my all-time favorite food items EVER; $28) on their menu, so I didn't hesitate to order that along with a lychee martini. My partner ordered the bolognese ($30) and an old fashioned. We ordered the polenta as an appetizer. All of it was tasty, but oh-so-small. The cheddar polenta was like a taste test size (maybe 4 TBs), and the lobster roll was the smallest I had ever seen in my life. I didn't want to be rude, but I wanted to laugh when it arrived at our table! The lobster roll was smaller than my hand. It looked like circus food with all super tiny sizes. **Price/Value: 2 stars** You don't come to Pete's for the value because the portions are.... micro. TIP: If you have a big appetite or skipped a meal that day, I suggest going elsewhere or be ready to turn over a paycheck because you'll need to order a lot to fill up. It is worth it, however, if you fancy a light-filled room with views of the sparkling ocean and sounds of the waves crashing on the golden sands of Capitola!

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