Description: To begin with, as I entered this restaurant, I noticed that there was only one table that was occupied and that this was lunch time. I should have known better, but I ignored my spider sense and decided to give it a try. After being seated, I ordered a soda and when it was delivered, I discovered a white chunky substance floating at the top. I politely asked for a replacement and one was brought to me. Then I noticed a heavy stain on the inside of my water glass, and decided not to drink any water. I opened the menu and discovered that this place was quite expensive for seafood. Just a cup of clam chowder was around $8! OK. coming from the area near San Francisco, I figured that I should try the clam chowder. I ordered a cup. Upon receiving my cup of chowder, I noticed that my spoon looked as though it had not been washed well. I pointed it out to my waitress and she acted like it was a chore to get me a replacement. The spoon that she brought me after that had such a large piece of food on it, that you would have to be blind to miss it. I could scrape it off with my finger! After that, I questioned how clean everything else in the whole place was and decided to leave. I asked for my chowder to be put in a to-go container and then left. I made sure to drop the chowder in the nearest trash can as soon as I got out of the front door. The menu stated that they supply seafood to restaurants around the country. I can only hope that their fish mongers are cleaner than the restaurant! I realized after getting in my car that the reason there was no one inside was that the locals must know how bad it is also. I would not recommend this restaurant to anyone. Ever. Even if it is the only place open after a nuclear war. I mean it. Please do not put your health or your families health at risk by eating here. Look elsewhere.
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