Hubby and I really enjoyed the plethora of seafood options. They have these steam pots in the…read morecenter of the restaurant so you can see how they assemble some of their dishes which was cool to watch. We tried one of their house steam pot specialties and a seafood tower. The seafood was fresh and you can try a little bit of everything, but I think next time, we'll opt for one of their house favorites instead.

Came with friends for a celebration dinner. We've eaten here many times previously and one of our…read moremost favorite things here are the crab cakes! Come for the crab cakes!!! I had ice tea and wife ordered the blood orange jenny drink; both were great and refreshing! I also ordered a loaf of their warmed sourdough and butter to share with the table. Almost like being in San Francisco! For dinner we decided to share a couple of things; the crab cakes, which comes with fried avocado and some of the best aioli for dipping. The cakes themselves are big and full of crab with just the right amount of filling to create a decadent and moist cake! We also shared the seared jumbo scallops...High Tides knows how to cook scallops to the best! So yummy and tender and perfectly cooked with that crispy outer and the soft, creamy inside. We also shared a Caesar salad and one of the things we love about this place...ask and you can get some fresh anchovy on the side to add to the salad. Wife always asks for more lemon as well to drizzle over the salad. Overall a fantastic dinner for us and everyone with us!

Service was excellent, thank you Andrew. Salmon was really good, sides were not. Hubby had the…read morejumbalya, he said it was "fine". Shrimp were terrific. I do not recall having to pay for bread before, we did this time and it was good bread. Skipped the desert.

My wife and I chose High Tide for a double date, but somehow we ended up dining in what felt like…read morethe restaurant version of the Twilight Zone. Things got weird immediately. We were seated and the hostess cheerfully informed us, "Just as a warning, the air conditioning is dripping on that part of the bench, so you'll probably want to scoot over." She disappeared before we could process the fact that "sit next to the indoor rainstorm" was apparently a normal seating option. My wife had to chase her down to ask the obvious question. "Could we maybe sit at a table that isn't leaking?" While she was gone, our server came over. I pointed to the puddle beside me and asked if we could move to the empty table in front of us. She looked puzzled and said, "No, that's where it's leaking." I pointed back to the puddle literally touching our table. We were apparently trapped in competing realities. Eventually the manager came over, and asking to move to a dry table was treated like a wildly unreasonable request. After a long pause she said, "I guess we could move you over there. Would that be okay?" My response was, "If it's dry, we'll take it." Unfortunately, the service never recovered. The nightly special was introduced with, "We have trout." That was the entire presentation. No description. No price. Just... trout. When it was time to order, we were greeted with a very enthusiastic, "What do you want?" The finale came when we asked for a box. The same manager returned with a tiny container and said, "I don't know if it'll fit. Do you think it will? I'm not good with Tupperware." I honestly thought Ashton Kutcher was about to jump out from behind a ficus. To top it all off, the portions were surprisingly small for the price, and charging $7 for bread felt like the final plot twist. I've had disappointing meals before. I've had mediocre service before. I've just never had an entire evening feel like everyone had been handed different copies of the script. Needless to say, I don't think we'll be back.

I visited Rocky Point Seafood Restaurant based on a Facebook group recommendation for great Mexican…read morefood in Gilbert. I called earlier in the day to place a pickup order, but when I asked where I could find the menu, I was told it wasn't available and that I'd need to come in to see it. I arrived around 8 p.m. on Friday, thinking the dinner rush would be over, but the place was loud, and the waitstaff was overwhelmed. There was no place to sit and wait for a take out order, so I went back to my car with the menu and tried calling to place my order. After waiting on hold for 10 minutes, I called back, but the line just gave a busy signal several times. I ended up going back inside to place the order in person and awkwardly waited by the door for my food and while this was happening, cops arrived because someone got kicked out. Definitely an awkward situation for our first experience. When my order was ready, I had to ask for utensils, which weren't included. The atmosphere definitely feels authentically Mexican, though. We ordered a shrimp burrito, which was a bit plain and dry--just rice, fajita veggies, and shrimp. The fish and chips were better, with a good sized portion of fries.

Fast and accurate service. Friendly staff. Food was delicious. Ambiance took us back to Mexico…read more Love this place.

So we found this place about a week or so ago trying to change things up a little. We really…read moreenjoyed it because the food was good and the people were nice and the restaurant was very clean and cool. So this time we wanted dinner but we didn't wanna actually go out so I came and picked up takeout. The place is still clean. The food is still good and even though it was a completely different staff, they were very nice and very friendly. The only downside to this place is they used to have sushi when it was owned by a previous owner and they no longer have that. But that's OK.

Harbor has the potential to be a fun dining spot as the staff was great and the decor was…read moreenergizing. The food was quite mediocre though, aside from the Cajun fries which were top notch. The egg rolls were bland, ramen noodles were average, but the pork bulgogi was weird. It seemed like they put a lot of seasoning on it but it got cakey and just had a weird taste. I could have sent it back and got something else of course, but it wasn't terrible just not as good as other bulgogis I've had. A buddy of mine got one of the seafood boils and while I don't care for seafood, I tried a mussel and it was delicious. I probably got the wrong dish, so would be willing to try again.

Met up here with a friend for some drinks and was very impressed with the selection of beers and…read moreciders. Great place to meet up with some friends for a drink. They even had games that you could play.

YUM!!! Been on a real beer kick lately, and this really hit the spot for a quick happy hour…read morepick-me-up on a Wednesday evening. I got one of their sour beers and absolutely loved it! It was practically empty when me and my friend came in, so we sat at the bar and were offered samples if we wanted to try anything before buying a pint. The person working was so kind, and understanding of our chattiness hahaha! The value was good as well, reasonable pricing for good draft beer! It's definitely a pub, not a restaurant vibe, so that's something to keep in mind. There is plenty of parking, and the bathroom was very clean. I really enjoyed all the card/board games available for people to use and I'll definitely be trying that out next time I'm in the area!

I came into the Stone and Vine tonight. First off I was blown away by the beautiful staff, Sophia…read morewas our server and she was the most magnificent of all. Service, impeccable. Conversation, impeccable. I have never felt so pleased at a restaurant before. They put the stone in my vine! Will totally be back.

Sophia Rose Sperling (I asked her full name...lol) was my server and she was great! Very attentive…read moreand friendly. She gave great recommendations and was sure to always come check on us. She didn't tell me that the pepperonis were so big lol! Still delicious though will be back and specifically requesting her.

Recommend: Yes Food: Yum!…read moreService: excellent Ambience: we ate outdoors and that was nice. Tip: They do have 20% off for Taco Tuesday even though it is not noted anywhere. Details: my bf and I just stumbled upon this place by searching for Mexican food. I was looking for taco Tuesday but I didn't see any where on the menu that they had taco Tuesday. And we forgot to ask about it as well. I ordered the grilled octopus taco because I thought that was a very unique item on the menu that many other places don't have. Overall, I think the octopus didn't have much flavor but they do add in the sauce which tied everything together. But without it, the octopus would not have any flavor. All the tacos come with rice or beans as a set price regardless if u get the side or not. In addition, they also served some chips and salsa. This was very nice. They gave us a decent portion of chips and the salsa was slightly spicy and flavorful. Service was attentive and came to check on us if we needed anything. And our experience ended in a positively when we saw they reduce 20% for taco Tuesday so that was a plus. There were definitely other items on the menu I want, but that will be the next time I come back.

We came here because I had to drop off my car at a dealership close by…read more What an amazing experience, this place was awesome. The wait staff was great, the food was better. I felt like it took a long time to bring out our appetizer but at least the dinners didn't come out at the same time. So I was pleased. We will definitely be back!

Service from Ben and Frank, at the bar. A+ Shrimp Louie…read moresalad was okay...not special...beautiful atmosphere...parking a pain...no valet...the fish cook was amazing to watch! Flaming roasted oysters were super good.

Popped in for Sunday morning happy hour. Such a treat! Decided to try the Ancala Seafood Tower so…read moreI could sample the tuna ponzu and seafood ceviche. I asked for light spice. It was so delicious! So fresh! The oysters were fabulous, I tried both the Baja and Asian style sauces. Neither wowed me, I think I would've loved the Asian if it weren't so ginger heavy and had more of a hint of sesame oil and soy sauce or Ponzo. There cocktail shrimp were jumbo and juicy. The tuna ponzu and ceviche were fresh though a bit bland for my taste. I appreciated a variety of sauces Oscar gave me to enjoy with it and added salt and lime juice. Next time I'd probably order the ahi poke as it was amazing when I was last here. The fresh warm bread they send out with your order is exquisite! Perfectly baked and fluffy! Oscar's service at the bar was fast and friendly. The nonalcoholic bubbly is divine! Very refreshing.

Our server, Kim, was delightful. Our food came out quickly…read moreand as ordered. I love supporting this local business. We dined on their King Salmon (I chose San Francisco style with shrimp and mushroom topping--yummy thousand island type sauce is included). I was pleasantly surprised it came with a perfectly sautéed squash medley. My husband enjoyed his fish tacos. This is a comfortable environment (booths and tables) with reasonable entree prices ($15-$25) We have been here many times.

OMG I am Gutted to find out the store is closed. But so glad to find out my favorite clam chowder…read moreis still buyable at his sons(?) store HIGHLY recommend I was just in the area and stopped and sad face came home and googled so glad I found SoCal Fish Taco Company https://socalfishtacos.com/ I will be coming by soon for my 3 times yearly Clam Chowder :D

What a gem! We were served complimentary chips and spicy dried red salsa. For appetizers, we shared…read morea bowl of elote. It was made with real corn from the cob (not canned corn). It was good. I ordered pozole (red). The meat was SO tender. The portion was also huge. The tortilla it came with, I'm not sure if it was homemade but it felt like it. All the food comes out super quickly, and the staff was really good at checking in on us. They were also super friendly. I would really love to come back!

I'm conflicted. This place has potential but it fell flat on our visit…read more First staff was outstanding. Great service by Sam B. We started with the frijoles de amor. This was outstanding. I can see why its a favorite for people. The wife got the Baja shrimp. She said it was ok but nothing that stood out. I got the carne asada. This was where it fell short. It was a thin piece of meat and parts were over cooked. It felt like shoe leather. The parts that weren't were good, tender and tasty. But I felt it had a lack of flavor for a carne asada. The rice and refried beans that came with it were great. The ambiance when you walk in was really nice but unfortunately the metal chairs we sat on were not comfortable. Overall it wasn't bad but there wasn't anything that I'd want to go back for.