Dennis s

We had several meals here during our 2 day stay. The prices seem a little higher than we're used to paying,( like $8 for a beer) but it is Miami Beach, and everything is more here. The portions were large enough for leftovers, and everything was good. They are attached to the hotel, so you can charge everything to your room if you're a guest.

If you're into maritime history and want to know more about the evolution of the San Pedro waterfront area, this is for you. Also of interest to anyone who likes ship models, there are dozens of them on display, from small 1 foot hobbiest versions, to builders models. Also, the 20 ft long movie prop ship from the Posieden Adventure. There's a lot of info on the local fishing industry, old photos, and even bunks and mess tables from the nuclear submarine USS Los Angeles, and the wheelhouse from the WWIl cruiser of the same name. Since it's right across the street from the Crowne Plaza hotel used by cruise ship passengers, it's a nice way to spend an hour if you come in a day early.

We stopped in for lunch to try out their beers. There are 20 on tap and dozens more in cans and bottles. We decided to eat while we were there and glad we did. I had the oriental chicken salad but substituted fresh tuna. I loved it, and the tuna was fresh with absolutely no odor. My had sliders and liked them. The staff was attentive and friendly, and the atmosphere is sports bar with lots of TV's.

The outside view of this bar is the only thing used in the TV show of the same name, but it is the most famous bar in Boston. Inside are several rooms filled mostly with tourists, and some souvenir areas. They do serve halfway decent bar food and draft beer. The service was a bit slow due to a lack of servers, but we managed. There are too many other great bars in town, but if you must, go for it.

Excellent meals here. Good service and we will be back!