A splendid meal in every way. The calamari was light and flavorful. We also had halibut and scallops. Great flavors with light sauces. Don't miss Passionfish if you are in the area.
April 2024
I had a high expectation before going to the restaurant. Overall for the price, it’s not bad to have only one scallop for the appetizer. I appreciate the sauce of HALIBUT. It’s fantastic! We also ordered the duck confit is 7/10.
April 2024
Everything was great. The food was delicious, the service was attentive and the prices were very reasonable. I will go back again next time I'm in town!
Overfished species are turned away at the door of this establishment. Instead, it's invitation only for abundant undersea creatures such as sablefish, tilapia and sturgeon. Chef Ted Walter does fish right, sealing in flavor and translucency through simple cooking techniques. His wife Cindy, who comes from a fishing family (her father, a wharf rat), tends to the front of the house. The amicable wine list draws its own congregation; bottles are priced just above retail with over 300 selections of local California varietals and rarer gems allowing for experimentation. The menu changes almost daily. Standouts include a lusty salad loaded with fresh crab and avocado --- tender and spicy with its ginger vinaigrette. Side dishes may arrive unnecessarily overdressed and appear as thinly disguised reruns (for example: wasabi slaw versus lemon grass slaw) but main events such as basil-stuffed rainbow trout and sea scallops drizzled with tomato-truffle butter are sure to please. Drink your dessert from a long list of diverse libations (there's a Dr. Loosen Riesling, even chrysanthemum tea), or try the Meyer lemon panna cotta. Walk a few blocks downhill to the sea and inhale the scent of righteous dining.
