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    Pillar Point Harbor Shopping Center

    5.0 (1 review)
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    Moss Beach Distillery

    Moss Beach Distillery

    3.8
    (2k reviews)
    1.9 mi
    $$
    Locally owned & operated
    Outdoor seating

    On my recent trip back to Half Moon Bay, I decided to venture beyond Sam's Chowder House and try a…read morenew spot. The Moss Beach Distillery is stunning, boasting a rich history, a captivating story, and has a phenomenal view. One thing to note about accessibility: while there are steps, I didn't spot any wheelchair access to the main entrance. The restaurant has two levels. When you first enter, you're actually on the second floor, which feels like a beautiful, elevated space. From there, you can head down to the first floor for additional seating and the restrooms. I ordered a cup of clam chowder, priced around $11, and a side of sweet potato fries, also about $11. My boyfriend went for the prawn cocktail and clam chowder. We both agreed that this clam chowder was exceptional and a step up from what we had in Santa Cruz! It was wonderfully thick and bursting with flavor. I even felt it rivaled the clam chowder I had in Monterey, which I've always considered the best. The scenery, the ambiance, and the incredibly friendly waitstaff all contributed to a truly beautiful experience. I'm so glad I decided to come here!

    Driving down the coast and was looking for a place to eat and found this hidden gem which has tons…read moreof history and is even haunted. Although I didn't feel any spirits during my time here, I believe the ghost stories. Makes the experience more interesting. What used to be a speakeasy during the prohibition period is now a cozy restaurant right on the cliff overlooking the Pacific Ocean. The view was spectacular, no matter where you sit in the restaurant. You order and pay at the bar, and then they bring you your food and drinks. At first, I sat outside on the patio, but I had no reception so I needed to go back upstairs and decided to sit in the room left of the bar. It was cozy. The weather was moody and I was still able to experience those ocean views. Make sure to connect to the Wi-Fi for the best reception. For a quick bite, I ordered the French onion soup (which they are known for) and I also ordered the Caesar salad. Probably one of the best French onion soups I've ever had, and knowing that the kitchen it was made in is probably haunted made it taste a little bit better. I would definitely come back.

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    California Historical Landmark
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    Ketch Harbor Pub

    Ketch Harbor Pub

    4.0
    (311 reviews)
    0.0 mi
    $$

    We are locals, love breakfast and brunch and are fans of the original Ketch Joanne's. We're also…read morefans of the current owners of Jetty Wave, who are presenting a new incarnation of Joanne's under the name Ketch Harbor Pub. Curious about what the new/old place is like, our three-person family went there for a late breakfast today. Walking up to the front doors, the original inset stained glass remains. Walking in, the cool wood paneling and nautical decor remains in place with a couple of new touches. The fully appointed bar also remains, now with a more streamlined look with subtle lighting changes. We were greeted pleasantly and seated inside the dining room immediately; it was moderately busy and buzzing, not too loud. Our server was quick to our table, menu-knowledgeable and consistent in his attention to us. We had a Denver omelette, a couple of bennies and lemon ricotta pancakes to share. My omelette had particularly fresh and al fresca peppers and onions - wonderful. The lemon ricotta pancakes were sufficiently saturated and fluffy(hard to pull off)and came with fresh cream. The prices were at about the same level as the local competition, which pleasantly surprised us. It appears that the folks who did this breakfast/lunch reboot were shrewd in pricing their dishes. Jetty Wave, a drinks and appetizers adventure(which I heartily recommend as well for different reasons)in the northwestern part of Princeton, is not for the fiscally faint hearted. The only element that makes our experience short of a 5 is that we were not given a farewell when we left, though I was able to find our friendly server and thanked him. In all, the Joanne's legacy is intact - the old carved wood Ketch Joanne sign still hangs inside - literally and figuratively a homage to its legacy while bringing a new energy to this space. Recommended.

    Ketch Harbor Pub (often just called Ketch) is a fantastic spot right on Pillar Point Harbor in Half…read moreMoon Bay. We stopped by for lunch on a crisp day, and it completely captured that perfect coastal vibe--think fresh seafood, laid-back atmosphere, and killer views of the boats and water. We started with the calamari, which was hands-down some of the best I've ever had: tender, not rubbery at all, perfectly seasoned and fried, melting in your mouth. The New England-style clam chowder was rich, creamy, with just the right subtle smokiness and balanced seasoning--definitely lives up to Half Moon Bay's chowder reputation. For mains, the Dungeness crab sandwich was the star: generous lumps of sweet local crab, minimal sauce (just how I like it), on toasted sourdough with fries on the side. My partner went with the fish and chips, and the cod was crispy, flaky, and not greasy at all--classic done right. The outdoor patio with fire pits was cozy even in cooler weather, and our server was super friendly, attentive, and full of local recommendations. The place feels welcoming, whether you're a regular from the Coastside or just passing through after a beach walk or harbor stroll. Prices are fair for the fresh, quality ingredients and location--definitely worth it. We've already added it to our list for the next trip to Half Moon Bay. Highly recommend if you're craving solid seafood in a charming harborside setting! 5/5 stars.

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    The sundae. Yum.
    The sundae. Yum.
    Sorry took pics after we started eating. Meatloaf. A little dry.
    Sorry took pics after we started eating. Meatloaf. A little dry.
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    Your Mom's Haus

    Your Mom's Haus

    4.5
    (40 reviews)
    0.7 mi

    Saw this new spot that opened up recently and wanted to give it a try. It's rare for me to come…read moreacross German food within the bay area but this place is for sure a hidden gem. Service: T'was excellent and bar tender was very friendly. They do 4% discount if you pay with cash. For online ordering, order directly from their personal site to get the same menu prices. Ambiance: Great atmosphere and cool decor. There's window access to the ocean view. Huge variety of German beers. Parking is limited back of the building. Bathroom very nice and clean. Giant Bavarian Pretzel $15 (5/5): The best pretzel I ever had. This was fried instead of baked which gave it a a nice crust and soft inside. Portion size is huge, it's a sharable snack. The beer cheese and pickled that comes with it was great as well. There's also 5 different selection of mustard to eat with it. Sausage roll $13 (4/5): This was good. Make your own roll starting with $13 and 1 topping included, additional is $1-2. Ordered with yak bratwurst ($2+), sauerkraut, and grilled onions. There are a large variety of brats on the wall shown what's in stock including alligator, venison, and other exotic meats. Bread was good and freshly made, wished I did grilled onions with the pickled onions instead. I'd definitely would come back again to try the jägerschnitzel. Menu is a bit expensive side but the quality does reflect the price for sure.

    I called in an order, picked it up 10 minutes later, everything was as requested. The restaurant is…read moresmall, pub-like, and the bartender was very pleasant. Pretzel: 5 stars +! It was fantastic all by itself, but the beer cheese really made it. Sausages: we chose a bratwurst and a chicken apple sherry flavors, 4 stars. They were good, but we would order the schnitzel next time. It came with coleslaw and sauerkraut. Coleslaw: 5 stars+! Red cabbage and green onion, with a vinaigrette style dressing rather than mayonnaise based. I know, it's just coleslaw, right? But no, it was a standout part of the meal. I regret not ordering homemade potato salad with bacon, that will be happening next time.

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    Beer on tap, bar art, Beer & Brats Menus
    Beer on tap, bar art, Beer & Brats Menus
    California Hot Link, half devoured, with two kinds of mustards, sauerkraut and a roll.
    California Hot Link, half devoured, with two kinds of mustards, sauerkraut and a roll.
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    Cameron's Restaurant & Inn

    Cameron's Restaurant & Inn

    3.1
    (710 reviews)
    4.9 mi
    $$

    very fun little pub. Lots of interesting kitsch on the walls, and a cute little selection of odds…read moreand ends for sale. The food was good, could have been a little better, I had fish and chips and partner had the shepards' pie. The fish and chips were good I would totally eat them again. But the shepard's pie was not good. It was completely unseasoned. He tried adding some HP sauce to a few bites, adding salt and pepper, and just could not make it edible. he was really disappointed because that is one of his favorites. I told him he should mention it and see if they could bring him something else, but he was adamant that would just make more work for them and he'd feel bad. I did remind him that shepards' pie is not a very seasoned meal. And he said it wasn't just that, but that everything tasted like it came out of tin. I reminded him, as a human who has lived in England, that this was also not out of the ordinary. We did decide we'd try it again next time we were over that way, and he already has chosen something else to try, so the rest of it (including his Mango Cider) was good enough to have him not give up on it. But maybe steer clear of the Shepard's Pie?

    This place was great. The pub is very funky, with all sorts of old beer cans on the walls and lots…read moreof kitschy items decorating the space. They have a number of arcade games as well. The beer selection is quite good: they have a number of solid beers on draft like Old Speckled Hen and Kilkenny. The service was also good: we were greeted and seated promptly, and our server checked in on us frequently. I really liked the food. I got the beef pastie and it was a nice comfort food on a cool foggy Half Moon Bay evening. The beef and peas were well seasoned, the pastry was nice, and the gravy was tasty. My wife got the artichoke soup and was blown away. It was rich, a little creamy, and very flavorful. I also appreciated the bread bowl it was in had a toasted top. We'll be back, especially because I want to try the fish and chips!

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    Sitting area
    Bowl of clam chowder
    Bowl of clam chowder
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