Most waterfront restaurants suck. The burdens of high rent and short tourism seasons lead to overpriced frozen food dunked in a fryer and passed off as fine dining. These restaurants, however, defy the norm with fresh menus, local fare, and exceptional service. They even do justice to the views, which, yes, are damn near hypnotizing.
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11 Waterfront Restaurants That Don’t Suck
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