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Quality Seafood is a massive, two-story restaurant on the Redondo Pier filled with tanks of live shellfish, lobsters, crabs, and fish. This is the kind of build-your-own meal we fully endorse where you pick your seafood and decide whether you want it roasted, steamed, or fried. Between the tourists and the kill-or-be-killed seating situation, it is a process to eat here. But order the Dungeness crab (steamed), calamari (fried), or whole snapper (roasted) and you’ll be handsomely rewarded.
FRESH, HIGH-QUALITY INGREDIENTS
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Parker house rolls, laminated like croissants, are presented with a lit melting candle made of Turkish chili-lime butter that softens under the flame for spreading. The Pavlova dessert is presented tableside with a dry ice “smoke” that floods the diner with the scent of lime and mint. Rackliff said those touches are inspired by his time as a corporate chef for chef and restaurateur David Burke.
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The food itself is imaginative and delicious, and can involve everything from abalone and geoduck to more familiar things like rockfish. If you’re looking to throw down for an incredible seafood meal, look no further than Providence. Served with rice, beans, escabeche, blue corn tortillas, three different salsas, and unlimited quesadillas (yes, really), it’s enough food for at least three hungry adults. We’d send you to Loreto just for that, but that’d be a shame—because then you’d miss out on the lobster and shrimp-topped esquites and carajillo-inspired chocolate cake.
Our experienced staff hand picks the best fish, separating it by size, then weighing it. The fish are then carefully filleted on site, combined with only the freshest ingredients and spices, and cooked to perfection. At our very doorstep we find one of the most prolific areas in the world for marine life, including a host of edible fish. Daily we supervise the harvest of the finest eating critters on earth...and we put them on your table while they are at their tastiest peak. Somehow, the staff perfected a few things with the signature batter for fish and chips.
Santa Monica Seafood
The set menu includes a spicy braised salmon head, a kimchi pancake, and two types of crab — the spicy iteration is caked with a chile sauce, while the ganjang version boasts a sweet and rich marinade. The meal finishes with sliced crabs served in a spicy stew. Chef Dom Crisp’s Echo Park menu is paired with a respectable wine list and fresh cocktails in Echo Park. Sit in the front or rear patios and order variations of fresh oysters, perfectly cooked octopus, or the uni wonton with Osetra caviar, wild uni, wasabi aioli, and chives. Sarah Mosqueda covered Orange County food, art and culture for TimesOC and is now a staff writer in Food for the Los Angeles Times.
Paséa Hotel & Spa at CA-1 in Huntington Beach underwent a $5-million renovation of its food and beverage program that transformed not only the hotel restaurant but all on-property dining. Lōrea’s 1,372-square-foot indoor space has plenty of natural light with an open-air feel and a 77-foot-long stone bar. Local artist Chris Trisnan has hand-painted the dining room’s community table, and the ocean front patio offers additional seating with a fire pit and outdoor pool bar.
BALCONY AND OUTDOOR PATIO DINING
Chichen Itza chef Gilberto Cetina serves up Mexican seafood specialties at Holbox in the restaurant's expansive new space at Mercado la Paloma. Look for ceviches and tostadas using ingredients sourced from Baja and the Yucatán, including hard-to-find blood clams. A unique West Coast seafood experience, the Dungeness Crab are known for their sweet and delectable meat. These crabs are always at the peak of plumpness to start the season. Pull up a chair and get those crab crackers ready to enjoy these delicious crustaceans.
Newport Seafood
Owner and executive chef Marcus Kwan’s journey to the kitchen began at a young age. While his father and mother toiled as rice farmers in their small Cantonese village, a 7-year-old Marcus cooked simple meals for himself out of necessity. A favorite of his at that tender age was pan-fried fish (much like C.O.D’s pan-fried sea bream). Make your Mother’s Day reservations for Sunday, May 12 and give mom the day she deserves - with the people and seafood she loves the most. Besides the carrot cake there are other memorable desserts, like the chocolate soufflé cake, which is baked fresh and served with chocolate sauce, dulce de leche, chocolate pearls and whipped cream.
Enjoy live entertainment at the bar seven nights a week while sipping on hand-crafted cocktails and eclectic wines. Mastro's is committed to delivering an unforgettable experience, every time. C.O.D stands for “Catch of the Day” and describes our restaurant’s dedication to serving only the freshest and highest quality ingredients available on the market. Seafood is the focus at C.O.D, but everything else―from the microgreens to pork belly―is also presented at the peak of freshness. Oh Manna Fish Market serves up stellar deep-fried seafood in a former Wienerschnitzel (complete with the classic A-frame building).
In addition to the Fish House, Zest Restaurant Group expects to open two other new restaurants including The Goat House and Port Marina, according to the company’s website. Port, which includes a full marina, is also in Lower Township along Cape May Harbor at the former Harbor View Restaurant and Bar. The restaurant, purchased by Zest in March, is currently under extensive renovations.
This order-at-the-counter spot is in the Mercado La Paloma, that severely overlooked food hall near USC. You’ll like pretty much anything on the menu—the lobster tacos and the ceviche tostadas are excellent—and you can be in and out in time to get back for your 1pm meeting. Broad Street Oyster Company, the once-nomadic raw bar setup known for Sunday sessions at Smorgasburg, is the busiest restaurant in Malibu, with long lines stretching on the weekends. The lobster rolls are a thing of beauty, but don’t skip on the razor clams and fresh uni. Head to the OG location or the ones at Santa Barbara, Grand Central Market, or the forthcoming stand at the Huntington Beach Pier. The menu is designed to not only be approachable but interactive and shareable too.
The food comes out fast, so use the few minutes you have after ordering to take in the lush backyard landscaping as LAX-bound flights roar above. Turns out “snook” isn’t just a 1920s slang term for a game of pool—it’s a type of fish, and it’s the specialty at Coni’Seafood in Inglewood, listed on the menu as pescado zarandeado. Plus, they have a big, bright interior and a BYO wine policy. Seafood meals are usually a dinner thing, but for the best seafood lunch in town, head to West Adams and stop in at Holbox.
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