Same Carpet, wall coverings furniture etc from the 1980's...according to my friend who grew up in Carlsbad.  Food looked kind of scary, so I did not sample.  I usually drink bottle beer when entering this type of establishment.  Also, make sure you see the bar tenders pop the top on the beer before accepting.  The clientele reminds me of a prison inmate population...not real sure all of them showered from the prior evening.  Most of the dudes are inked, though not expensively...girls are too matter of fact.  Come to think of it, the chics in this place are down right scary, what there are of them, with the exception of the female wait staff.  And those ladies who seem normal usually make a B-line toward the exit within minutes...with mace in hand.  Most of the customers are men so this is basically a desperate "sausage fest".  Nonetheless, from  a pure fascination point of view, I was entertained for about 30 min.  I found it interesting to eves drop on the few female groups discussing the weeks conquest of men...and boy do these girls get around! The day I was there, one of the outspoken girls in this particular group was laughing with the other 3 girls in her group about the teeth of the dude she apparently slept with.  The other one was talking about her conquest having "gnarly" feet...LOL.  She was loud enough to bring it to everyone's attention.  So if you manage to "accidently" stop by for a peek, and hang with the crowd, be careful because otherwise I am sure you will leave with an STD or worse! Â
Hint to the owners: Â change the decor and get rid of the losers. You can make this a nice place, but you have to chase away the bad element. I know, cater to tourists who spend $$$$.
BAR RESCUE NEEDED HERE!!!!
~ Good Luck!
I love this place, I come here every time I visit San Diego. Their eggs benedict, nachos, and portabella mushroom sandwich were ALL amazing! Along with their flavored margaritas-blended or on the rocks-I got rocks, friend got blended, and they were both equally deelish. Staff is friendly and the place is clean. =] The server accidentally gave my friend her margarita on the rocks but he was quick to fix it and comp the drink that I was then FORCED to drink. ;]
Review Source:We've eaten at Dini's many times over the last 6 months since moving to the area. Â We also bring our out of town guests here for dinner. Â We've had Sunday brunch also. Â Every meal was excellent and well priced. Â Ordered a chocolate martini once and it was one of the better ones ever! Â Since I'm glutten free and vegetarian, their chef has accommodated my requests each time. Â Husband loves their burgers. Â Love their shrimp cocktail and sauce. Â All the seafood our family and friends have tried has been outstanding. Â Going back today!
Review Source:I have been going to Dini's for 13 years. It was only a few weeks ago when I sat with Mike, one of the owners, and telling him how he had such an awesome establishment. Â I grew up in the hospitality industry and I know what I am talking about. I told him that even the bouncers are awesome - they are friendly & smile and they still control any trouble. That changed tonight. They now have a bouncer named Chris who is a total horses ass. If Mike had a direct feedback ability on his site, I would let him know he now has a "bad egg". Â But, because he doesn't. Here I am negging on his one bad egg. If you read this, Mike, I hope you take it to heart and watch him. But at age 51 and growing up in your business, you have an asshole bouncer there now named Chris. I confirmed with him that no one complained about me. Chris, your bartender, saw nothing out of line. Truly, I think he has just seen too much action in Afgahnastan and needed to make something of nothing. My encounter with that fricken idiot would make it enough for me to never come back. Mike, I have a good feel for people. All of your people for 13 years have rocked there. You do a good job of hiring people. But, that bouncer Chris is going to cause you problems. He is going to lose you business. Guaranteed. Why? Â Because he is a prick looking for confrontation. He has zero people skills. He should go work as a military drill seargant. Â
Other than dick head Chris the new bouncer, Dini's rocks! Â There are only two establishments where you can enjoy a cocktail and see the ocean. Dini's is one of them. Â They have great service and great food. Â Well, most everyone is great service. But, I have learned now that Chris, the bouncer, is a major dick head looser looking for confrontations. Or, he is jealous and feels all the women in the bar belong to him. I've seen that a few times. But, only at other bars who eventually fire them. I have never seen such a loser slip through cracks at Dini's . They have standards there. Being nice and professional is something basic that thery expect of their employees. Well, Chris, the new bouncer (not that new I guess cause he was only gaone for 2 years while in Afganastan) is not Dini's quality. Â He's a joke of an employee.
I have always enjoyed myself at Dini's. Â We used to stop by on our bike rides in the summer and now need to bring winter and spring and fall in on rotation.
This past trip I had the chicken taco and the side Cesar salad. Â Both were delicious. Â I seriously enjoyed that chicken taco. Â I don't know what was different about it but it seemed the corn tortilla was thinner than usual which I totally dug. Â Most times I don't like soft corn tortillas and opt for the unhealthy flour ones but this time it was best of both worlds. Â
I also really enjoyed the margarita. Â It has no mixer in it which is the way I like them.
The bartender Jenny was awesome. Â She was in a great mood and I enjoyed hanging with her. Â See that's what it is. Â I felt like I was hanging out with her vice her serving me. Â Like I was already a regular at this place. Â Keep this up Dini's and Jenny and I will be.
The locals bar! (at night attached to the bistro anyway.)
We stumbled on this place since we stayed nearby during our trip. Acting as the bar Inside a small (slightly outdated) beachside bistro, Dini's was exactly what we expected.
Great location (beachside), affordable beers (fry the Double Jack IPA!), heated patio (with a beach view) and packed with the local folk (we wanted a 'true' Carlsbad experience.)
We drank, we laughed, we chatted with the bartenders and regulars, and we left.
Beyond the aforementioned, Dini's was what you'd expect from an older city mainstay.
The locals have been coming here for years, and it's friendly enough for foreigners like us to feel comfortable.
I hate to give any place 1 star but I left Dini's unhappy and that rates 1 star. We arrived for a late Sunday lunch, 7 of us.. Can we sit outside?.. nope. Â Though as soon as they sat us inside, two 6 tops were open, ( we offered to squeeze a chair on the end, nope) then we waited too long to even be acknowledge, we flagged down a server who said ours was on her way. Â Water arrived then a server showed up obviously annoyed and said " I understand you're read to order" she took our drink order and asked if we wanted the special stoli spicy bloody marys or the regs?. regular please..we got charged for the 'Special.annoying ....After drinks we ordered lunch, again with the barely friendly waitress. It took forever for our food to arrive when it came it was all good. No complaints there. Generous portions, hot , well plated, and our glasses were never empty. Plates were cleared quickly and the bill delivered. I really hated to leave any tip. I only know the servers name because it was on the receipt...Tarrah. Â Way too many places to eat where the food is delish and served with a genuine hospitality. Â '
Review Source:Its small but packed with a bunch of babes, drinks are reasonable and they have a endless list of beers on the wall if you want some local brew!
Their food is very tasty and the drinks they serve up is a bit strong, but thats the way I like it!
Has a great view of the 101 and the ocean. Customer service is always good.
Definitely would recommend this spot to anyone visiting Carlsbad.
I'll start off by saying I've never been outside of the bar area here. Â I've never gone for dinner, I've never enjoyed their "steakhouse" fare, and I haven't spent a lot of time 100% sober here. Â I've been in the bar, enjoyed their bar food, and their bar atmosphere.
The server was incredible, full of personality and super sweet. Â The nachos tasted fresh and came fully loaded. Â The drinks weren't too expensive, and a good time was had by all. Â I'd definitely recommend this bar to anyone looking for a fun, easy night out. Â The restaurant? Â Maybe I'll actually try that some day, but in the mean time, I like the bar just fine!
The 2 stars are for the Great location but that's it! We ordered a bottle of wine and because our table was so small they set the wine on the ground at our feet! How about investing in a couple wine stands?!
Our salads tasted like dirt. Food was bland and pricey!
The waitresses are dressed like they are going to yoga class. Â I would never eat here again!
Dini's is the spot! Where have you been all these months!!! Oh yes.....Your right off of Highway 101! Beautiful area! Fantastic View! I came in here with a group of friends to have breakfast/brunch. Â When I arrived there was plenty of parking in the garage and on the street. Â There was no wait for seating and the waitress was great! What I ordered:
California Omelette - I Asked to be scrambled instead :) and they made it happen!
Avocado, bacon, ortega chilis, and jack & cheddar cheese, smothered with salsa fresca 11.95
MMM MMM to the good! There was so much food on my plate I could not finish! The flavors were spot on and so fresh! They also give you a basket off complimentary muffins while you are waiting that are warm fresh and again MMM MMM good!
They have brunch drinking specials as well so I got 2 glasses of Mimosa's for $3.00 each! Now that's a deal!
The bar area seemed really busy for mid afternoon but we sat in the dining area with more space. Â I would come here again in a heart beat....O oh! Guess it's time to go again! See you there haha!
Thanks Yelpers! While looking for a place for dinner while we were vacationing, I noticed the entries for Dini's regarding the happy hour and local hangout & we decided to give it a shot. We sat in the bar and had drinks (GREAT Bloody Mary!) and a wonderful dinner. I had the seafood special (blackened Swordfish) and my wife had a pasta dish with chicken breast added. Great food, great drinks, great local atmosphere, fantastic service at a fair price. And the view is pretty awesome too. There is a regular dining area as well.
Review Source:First all the than yous: Thank you, thank you Tara. Ok, thats IT for that part.
The actual plates were the saddest plates I have seen in many years...old, scratched up...1990 called,return them.
Find the pic of plate of my eggs benedict, NOTHING I could not have made in my own kitchen, including the platting....pathetic.
Tara did her best when the kitchen had all 6 of us eating and the onl kid left to look at us...thank yoou again Tara
No attention to detail, the whole mimosa vs getting champagne and this 5 inches little bottles of oj...ridiculous.
Too bad because the view is gorgeous from the patio and there are not that many places that offer alchohol brunches with such view.
Been here many times. The scene changes, as do most places, depending on what day and time of the day you visit. It can get crowded on weekend nights. Best time to go is just before sundown. Great place to get a fair priced drink, listen to the waves crash just across the street, and watch the sun set.
The food is pretty good. More of an appetizer style place.
The staff is awesome too. Very friendly and won't let your cup run dry. Oh, as I just found out last night...if you have a sweet tooth, they got you covered. Try the New York cheese cake and the Chocolate mousse!
I avoided going to this place for a year and a half  even though it is the closest restaurant to where I live because I thought I knew what it would be like. It did not disappoint.  Well it did disappoint, but not unexpectedly. Â
The view is amazing. Â Go for a drink, and maybe an appetizer and enjoy it. Â The dinners, though not horrible, also did not inspire in any way. Â I ate most of my Chicken Marsala (dinner special), but would have been just as happy to not have.
I am sure there are some things on the menu that are enjoyable, just didn't pick right on this day.
Great glass of wine. Really pretty view in the sun with views of Birds of Paradise and the ocean across the PCH. Â DISGUSTING burger. Long wait for food to come out despite there only being three other tables.
They forgot to put cheese on my burger (after a whole conversation with the server about the cheese) Â so they took it back and sparsely sprinkled it with cheddar and Swiss telling me the two cheeses came combined only. No problem. Whatever.
Burger came back with VERY little cheese on a toasted underneath and SOGGY on top bun. Â My guess is that they threw cheese on the already cooked burger which I ordered medium and popped it in the microwave, making it well, a hockey puck. ARE YOU KIDDING me? What was worse was that the slice of onion had been sitting out for so long I could see where it had oxidized and dried out. (Um, EW.)
The server never came back to ask me how anything was so I was never able to tell her. I was starving so I ate it anyway with forkfuls if avocado so it would slide  down my esophagus. It was so dry I only ate it open faced. Escape from traffic on the 5 for a nice view in the sun? Priceless.  Burger cooked like hockey puck for $12.00? No thanks.
Get your act together, Dini's. You aren't trying and it shows.
I've lived in North County for a bit over four years now, and this is the first time I'd set foot in the always-overflowing Dini's bar (I'd gone to brunch with friends a few years back). Â I have to admit, I don't really see the hype.
Unless the spot isn't crowded, like it was for our visit, you won't get the chance to have a killer view of the ocean from their windows. Â The patio is entirely to small to be reasonable for the throngs of people that are seemingly always crowded on it on the weekends and even the bar is itty-bitty. Â
Drink prices are average. Â Beer selection isn't bad. Â I can't comment on the food as we didn't have any (though we were pressured to order some at least twice).
It wasn't a bad experience, but I wasn't blown away either. Â Suffice to say it's at the bottom of my list of North County drinking establishment suggestions.
Checked out Dini's for some brunch on Saturday and loved it. Michelle was our server and kept filling up our mimosas before they were even empty! THAT's service ;) I ordered the huevos rancheros and loved them, another friend got the pancake and eggs plate and enjoyed that a lot as well. Their prices are incredibly reasonable and perfect if you're looking to go out for a good meal or a drink without having to spend a lot.
As far as atmosphere, there seemed to be a bunch of locals with a good mix of  families, older couples, and younger people like us sipping on mimosas before hitting the beach (which is across the street, by the way). The bar was even pretty full for a Sunday morning!
We had a good time, but I wish I could have stuck around for the night life! A friend in the area says Dini's is the go-to place on the weekend for great drinks and dancing!
Dini's is awesome! I come here regularly for brunch or a drink. I was most recently here with Heidi I. and some other friends for brunch this past Memorial Day weekend. The food was great. I got the breakfast sandwich. I hate when bacon is soggy.... I prefer it super crispy and Dini's got is right on! Nice and crispy and flavorful. My friends all enjoyed their food as well. After brunch and mimosa's on the indoor patio, we moved to the front outdoor area where you have the best view of the ocean across Coast highway. We also got hooked up with some free Cake on the beach shots. Tasted amazing and refreshing on a hot sunny day!
The best part of our most recent visit was the service. Our waitress was Tarrah and she was so friendly and nice. We had originally been seated inside while waiting for a seat on the patio to open up. Tarrah was so helpful and sweet about changing tables and made sure we had everything we needed. I'm sure we'll be back many more times this summer.
I spent a little over a week with my best friend who now lives in Carlsbad and this was our go-to spot! Well, she is there at least once a week anyways, so I joined her!
It hasa great, friendly atmosphere with an amazing view of the ocean. The patio was my favorite place to sit for this reason. We generally went on Sat and Sun for Mimosas and brunch- a super fun way to start off any day! The food is really good, my only complaint about it is that there isn't very much to choose from. I actually ended up making a meal out of side orders one morning!
The bar side is seriously a good time. It is full of the same locals that go there every weekend so it gives you the feeling that you are at a friend's house, not a public bar. Also, I found my new love in this bar- The Breakfast Shot. It comes with a piece of bacon... need I say more?
Overall, I definitely see the appeal to this place and I would be there every weekend if I lived there too!
This is a c-bad locals spot, not the classiest joint one could frequent but its oh so beach city vibe and laidback attitude makes it a must for North County.
The menu is decent. I've ordered mostly bar type grub off of it to counteract getting too tipsy too quickly. They pour the drinks strong and as they should be, and the waitresses handle the crowd without any issues.
Its the place to be up North after a race day or during one of the many races, runs, and triathlons...not to mentions street fairs...that Carlsbad is home to throughout the summer. Not a ton of seating, but separated into a place you can sit down and eat and the bar where you can mingle and wander in and out to the tiny deck-this place can get packed but its a whole lotta fun! Locals are in love with it, but welcome newcomers too. Sunsets are sublime-right on the beach.
Love Dini's! Â I am a frequent drinker and diner at Dini's. Â I can't believe I have not written a review yet! Â I guess that means I am busy at work and/or have a social life lately.
I go here often with Sandi F. and our other friend Regina for brunch, we sometimes bring our boy toy Joe. Â The food is good, Regina and I usually get the Eggstacy Omelette, I add bacon because what isn't better with bacon? Â The mimosas are $2 at brunch. Â Usually we get hooked up with some free sex on the beach shots because we are a fun table.
BF and I went in randomly on a Tuesday night, and SCORE it's all night Happy Hour! Â Happy Hour is my favorite hour(s) of the day, so I was pleased. Â We got the Calamari (BOMB!!! So good!) and the Dini's BBQ Chicken Pizza which I've had and loved prior as well. Â Beer pitchers were cheaper than normal during HH Tuesday night.
Always amazing people watching, GREAT for sunday football, great in the summer for brunch and patio surfing.
There is a funny mirror/shelf in one of the ladies bathroom stalls that is I am sure commonly used for something not good for you. Â It's very amusing to me that it's installed there, with razor blade scratches and white residue all over it. Â LOL hi, the 80's called, they want their coke habit back.
I used to come here alot in my early 20s (mid 90's). Can't believe it's still here! The service is still good, view is still awesome and the people are still friendly. Â
Super casual- perfect for an after-work, cocktail! We got there right before sunset and it was a perfect, unobstructed view of the sun setting on the ocean. Inside were a bunch of yocals enjoying Monday Night Football, Happy Hour & trash-talking across the bar. The outside seating at the southside of the patio was a smoking area (no one was smoking).
Parking- parking garage is convenient but I have a 'thing' with dark corners- lol- I parked on the street, which really- was just as dark- but I knew my chances of being mugged AND being seen would be better if I parked on the street, versuses a barely lit parking garage.
Only gave it 4 stars because we didn't stay for food.
Dini's by the Sea was on the verge of looking "out of style" when it opened 20 whatever years ago. Â I'm sure it's proximity to the also dated Tamarack Beach Resort (BTW congrats on the new sign TBR) can't help but this unique dive has 80's charm written all over it!
So, would I take a date here for a nice dinner...not so much. Â A little too loud, the food is hit and miss and most importantly I'd be without the proper attire...I mean my white Miami Vice jacket, pants, loafers, thick black shades and pink button up were burned in the epic closet clean of 1988. Â However I still LOVE this place!!!!
The people that work here are all freaking awesome! Â They learn your name, ask ya about the kiddies, get your favorite drink...very CHEERS like. Â I mean from security, servers to bartenders...they are ALL solid and truly care about this bar & patrons...it shows. Â Personally, I love the random weeknights where (on a slow night) you may run into a bartender busting out the harmonica dropping the blues...straight Chicago blues. Â Yup, this is just another night at this classic watering hole.
The crowd! Â Now, some nights it's just not worth it (you drink a vodka tonic and BOUNCE). Â I mean the small patio can quickly become jam packed; without that extra space this gets old fast, but the folks that sink suds and meet up w/friends are very chill. Â You also run into the classic "Dini touches" like the patron who plays taps on the patio on nights we have a clear sunset...still waiting to see that GREEN FLASH!
The view! Â I mean anytime you can consume alcohol while enjoying the Pacific Ocean and salty breeze is a win...I think Sheen refers to this as bi-winning.
Last but certainly not least they poor a stiff drink! Â Your disgusted wallet may climb out of your pocket to smack you in the face when the bill arrives BUT it's worth it! Â I've had some epic FUN times here!
Ohh, side notes: Â
they serve food till 12 midnight so that's kinda cool and they have a few TV's to catch the sporting event of the day.
I give Dini's 8 "patio paradise loaded with bi-winning"out of 10
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This place is like the type of place you go when you're underage with a fake ID and have nowhere to go.
When we first ended up here it wasn't all that crowded, so we got drinks and went outside to the patio, after which we went into the "restaurant" area where we were forced to stay as the "bar" reached capacity. This prevented us from both getting more drinks and being able to say goodbye to our friends when we decided to leave.
Also, it must be noted that at 25 I was the youngest patron by about 8 years or so...
To sum this place up in one word: LAME.
After years of living in Carlsbad, would you believe I've never been to Dini's until last night? As popular as Dini's is to locals, it's true. We've driven by countless times but never actually went in. Last night, that finally changed.
During a quick 20+ mile bike ride, my girlfriend was telling me about their $2 Taco Tuesdays and recommended that we hit them up for dinner after our ride. She continued to say that their fish tacos are one of her favorites around so I figured it was worth trying and I started to look forward to it.
We both arrived with our cycling gear still on and since we knew what we wanted, we immediately placed our orders for two fish tacos. I have to say, looking around, I was a little nervous that we were the only ones eating as everyone else was just having a beer so I starting to question how good these tacos were. I mean, if it's taco tuesday, wouldn't everyone be ordering the tacos?
Our orders finally came and was surprised of the size of them. They used corn tortillas (which are my favorite) and they were packed with large chunks of fish. The tacos were also served with a side of guacamole and sour cream which I normally don't add to my fish tacos but figured I'd try it. It was a nice addition!
With the taste of the corn tortilla, the fish, the slaw they put in the tacos, it was absolutely tasty. Â The two fish tacos were perfect in terms or portions but I was considering ordering another one. Thank goodness I didn't because I was stuffed when it all settled in my belly.
I'm happy I tried their fish tacos because they're probably one of the better one's I've tried in the area. Our waitress was also on it. Even though our needs were simple; two fish tacos each and a glass of water, she checked on us regularly and made sure all of our needs were met. What else could you want?
Now,...if only I didn't give up alcohol for Lent, I would've had a beer...but I resisted. Next time....
Happy Hour all night on Monday? Â Yes please. Â
This place is for the locals, the ones that drink. Â And that's me. Â Yes, it is right on the 101. Â Yeah, the sunset is beautiful. Â Uh huh, you can walk to and from the beach. Â But let's cut to the chase...
Drinks. Â They are good. Â They are cheap. Â They have specials that run all the time--which makes it seem less special, but still totally awesome. Â The bartenders are legends, especially Fred. Â
$4 Sweet Tea and Lemonade cocktails made with love makes me one happy little alcoholic in training. Â They also have a Three Olives vodka that is "Purple" flavored. Â Order a Purple Press and it will throw you back to your childhood, eating Alexander the Grape Otter Pops. Â Seriously.
The fries (aka, the perfect carb accoutrement when celebrating or drowning sorrows) are delish, but beware if you are gluten sensitive, because these bad boys are tossed in flour and served crispy and perfectly golden brown. Â
And since Dini's caters to the local drinkers, you'll find all walks of life enjoying beers, shots, and cocktails. Â The young, the old, the rich and the homeless--we all share one love, the love of the drink.
I got a good review for a co-worker, so despite the low rating on Yelp I still went to check it out with my girl. I should have listened to the reviews!!
First of all the view is just ok. Yeah, it's an ocean view, but its across the street from the ocean. So you get all of the noisy traffic driving by.
Secondly, the food sucked! We had tacos, shrimp cocktail, and a Maui Maui sandwich.
Thirdly, not only did the food suck but the bill was sixty bucks for two people. AND THAT WAS FOR HAPPY HOUR!
I would save your time on this one. Our quest for good food in North County continues.
They make sunset an event every evening, which, in my opinion, is a cool thing, but also a very crowded thing.
I came here with my sister a couple weeks ago before sunset, just to beat the crowd that gathers here. It's perfect location right across from the ocean makes it a popular joint. She's eaten here a few times, but has had drinks here many times moreover. We ordered calamari for an appetizer. I ordered chicken marsala, she ordered the fish & chips.
They fry the breaded calamari steaks whole, which is a little bit of a letdown, because I really like the tentacles! They fry the whole thing and then cut them into strips. Don't get me wrong, it was delicious, but 1 calamari steak for two calamari fans was not enough, and especially not for the price.
I really had a love affair with my chicken marsala, while my sister didn't like her fish & chips. I tried a bite, and I concur, not that great. Oh well.
1. Â I called to make dinner res @ 8pm for 845, I was told no reservation needed & to come right in.
2. Â We arrived @ 830 & were told they weren't sure we could be served since kitchen closes @ 9. Â (Same guy who answered phone was same guy who was the maitre'd) Â why wasn't I told that @ 8pm?
3. Â I ordered & showed the <a href="/redir?url=http%3A%2F%2Frest.com&s=18415964453fc973fa38c45fbbdb82f29961cc0a5f69f07ee11f91e882801d2c" target="_blank" rel="nofollow">http://rest.com</a> cert & was told you have to order $50 or you can't use the cert. Â Nowhere on the site does it state that nor on the gift cert. Â Waiter not apologetic & said no exceptions. Â He said, "just don't use this cert & save it for next time" but the whole point of trying a new place was in using the <a href="/redir?url=http%3A%2F%2Frestaurant.com&s=c5fe485af4df376130bee54f875814d79c4d7913e1258123b1206d2bdbf4873b" target="_blank" rel="nofollow">http://restaurant.com</a> certificate (as I told him)
4. Â Both my son & I had violent diarrhea the next morning & all the day with fever.
5. Â I'm sure in these economic times, no one wants to lose customers but they definitely want to drive people away.
When I worked in Carlsbad I would come here for lunch on occasion. It's right by the ocean, they've got some really good eats, and a respectable wine list. Why the hell not, right?
The patio is the absolute bee's knees. Just put your favorite pair of D&G's on, order a nice glass (or 3) of red, a shrimp cocktail (it's not on the menu, but ask and you shall receive), and don't forget to bring a handful of friends for a taste of blissful respite by the ocean.
It's a great spot to people watch, and the wait staff is pleasant. Awesome lunch spot, decent for dinner, but the bar is always good no matter what time it is.
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