- Seafood
- American
Ocean Ave Seafood
Menu for Ocean Ave Seafood
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Ratings and Reviews for Ocean Ave Seafood
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May 08 2012
Kathy M. via Yelp
Great selections. Menu changes daily. Food is spectacular. Service is wonderful as well. A bit pricey - but definitely worth it.read more
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Apr 21 2012
David H. via Yelp
Food was OK, not the best selection either. Cost a lot for what you really get.I have made reservations for my anniversary, when we got there they had not...read more
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Mar 19 2012
Dareth T. via Yelp
I went here for a casual dinner with my mom.it wasn't our first dining experience here but I have to say that it was our best. Everyone was wonderful; from...read more
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Dec 21 2008
misscatharina via Citysearch
Such an amazing experience. The staff is friendly and the restaurant is cozy and clean. The food is amazing. I would highly recomm...read more
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Oct 21 2008
MrTastes via Citysearch
Get with it, this place is the best little secret in the town. No frills, just the bomb food. Go at sunset with a date, get some o...read more
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Aug 27 2008
jarroddiaz via Citysearch
I can eat seafood all day long, I love it. I went to Ocean Ave. Seafood for dinner the other day and was blown away! First we sa...read more
The Scene
The airy dining room exudes '90s chic, with accents of shiny brass and dark wood, wicker furniture and lush ficus trees. The hip-looking staff bring this crowded eatery up to date, and the ocean view from the patio can't be beat.
The Food
The sophisticated seafood menu features imported delicacies like big eye tuna from Kona and Pacific Northwest mussels. From the raw bar, plump, bi-coastal oysters are a must. Imperial Eagles from British Columbia are particularly sweet and succulent. Pry broiled lobster tail from the shell and indulge in tender meat with a crisp, smoky crust. Grilled wild king salmon is flaky and moist, brilliantly matched with a rich, almost meaty, pinot noir and cherry sauce. Warm chocolate bread pudding with creamy vanilla bean sauce is a standout dessert.