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    The dining room floats right over the water on Harbor Island, close enough that boats drift past mid-meal. This is a California casual restaurant where the menu swings wide, from Wagyu burgers to ahi poke to vegetarian bowls, so a table of four with wildly different appetites will manage just fine. The kitchen leans into fresh seafood and premium cuts, but the room itself is the point, and on a clear San Diego afternoon, it really does carry its weight.

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    • Crispy artichoke fritters

      “Start with Chef Deborah's signature pepita- and sesame-crusted brie or share a plate of crispy artichoke fritters.”

      AAA
    • Skirts on fire salad

      “Lighter fare shines in the restaurant's "Fuel for a Healthy Lifestyle" selections, featuring ahi and salmon poke, the popular skirts on fire salad, and a vibrant mediterranean bowl.”

      AAA
    • Beer-battered fish and chips

      “For heartier appetites, favorites include the beer-battered fish and chips, a juicy Wagyu burger and a perfectly grilled Sterling Angus New York strip.”

      AAA

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