This restaurant off the bridge from 34th Street in Ocean City is very busy. I'm not sure if that's why the service is always slow, or if they just don't have enough help. Regardless, the food portions tend to be generous (if you order flounder) and skimpy (if you order salmon). There is no consistency in the portions. The wait for merely obtaining rolls seems excessive. One could almost justify the wait if the food quality was directly proportional to the pricing. Sadly it is not. As an out of town visitor once a year, I will frequent other establishments. <Linda Spreeman, King of Prussia> ...read more

I have enjoyed eating lunch here over the years, while I am at the shore, but my last visit in August 2006 was a little disappointing food wise. It was essentially unremarkable, except for a cup of Manhattan Clam Chowder which was excellent. Looking around at other dishes it seemed kind of [again] unremarkable and plain. The ambiance is neat, clean, seafood/shore style [mounted fish etcetera]. Casual dinning, nice wrap-around full-service bar. Strangely, you must pay your bar tab in cash, and the food service to the bar is separately serviced by wait staff. They are not rude, but they are generally busy. I usually get the impression that the place is a little cliquey with the regulars [boaters and such that come in for a quick drink and lunch]. There are a couple of arcade games in the front host area, and there is a package store next door. Overall it is a nice, decent restaurant and bar, but it isnt necessarily anything to write home about as of August 2006. ...read more