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Yeah, it's vaguely-hinted for most of the female characters except for one who's an outright lesbian.
On another note, I also wanted to comment that I feel that not only Marimite laid a more stable groundwork for the yuri genre and fandom, but a lot of the "romantic friendship" tropes has been popularized and applied to a bunch of bishoujo shows ever since. There doesn't seem to be a coincidence for shows like Lucky Star, Lagrange, Hidamari Sketch, K-ON, and such were made with those tropes in mind.
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I watched the Cobra movie a few times on Hulu earlier this year. It's an addictive movie, and I've been trying to get some people I know to see it (mostly sci-fi fans)! I wouldn't mind seeing the TV series hit US shelves. I would like to it (though I have seen that interesting pilot episode TMS produced for the US with Michael Bell and BJ Ward doing voices...). I did notice a slight mistake in the article: Sandra is not related to Jane in any way. The three sisters are Jane, Catherine, and Dominique. Sandra was only a comrade of Dominique, unless I missed something in one of my viewings.
Anyway, I can't wait to pick up Discotek's new DVD!
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Indeed. Bamboo edits those photos, so I hadn't seen those shelves yet. When you put a bookshelf over your doorframe, that's hardcore.
It's such a weird show... in the last two episodes of this set the girls go on "dates" on their day off. It is literally like any anime date episode featuring heterosexual couples, save for a lack of physical contact.
A friend was calling me out on this on twitter, too... I must've gotten the name wrong. Oops!
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The Nadesico movie is interesting, albeit very dark. The characters have all grown and matured in a lot of ways (Ruri especially), with some having gone in very bleak directions. The movie isn't for all fans of the TV series, but I thought it was interesting for it, just like how the Captain Tylor OVA gripped me with its depressing drama after a pure-comedy TV series. Hope this helps without spoiling much.
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The Nadesico movie can be hard to understand without knowing the Blank of 3 Years gap joining the end of the TV series and the beginning of the movie.
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Some usually plan out the overall premise and some use the method of outlining beforehand.
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If you like the TV series and it's humor, avoid the movie like the plague.
It was supposed to be the beginning of a trilogy too, which never came to pass so not only does it have a cliff-hanger ending, it also requires you to know the Blank Of Three Years video game (for the Saturn, Japan only)
Not only that the plot that the movie had is also concluded with Nadescio: The Mission. (For the Dreamcast, Japan only)
I'd still recommend it if you want a decent popcorn flick, a film that you don't take seriously but otherwise, no. It's nothing amazing because they take the mood of the TV series and make it grimdark.
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I think you guys are being overtly harsh on Marimite. The show clearly caters to a stylized subject of a more elegant school life where relations between senior and junior are akin to walking on egg shells. I can agree with the frustration of yuri themes not explored enough, but there is some realism in the way girls interact with eachother. It is somewhat fantastical in setting, but the entire story mechanic is mostly slice of life.
Marimite is a bit of a flagship title for shows like it, but it is for the niche audience who wants to delve into shows like these. As far as interpersonal, student relationships go on a platonic level, the show excels. It is not what I would call high fantasy strictly. I personally had life experience that had a similar feeling when I used to tend to my upperclass girls.
Again, I sympathize with frustrations with the extreme platonic nature of the show. One needs to have an affinity for these stories to get into shows like marimite.
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With Harry Potter, J.K. Rowling supposedly wrote the final chapter of book seven before she even finished the first book.
Most writers make their stories up as they go along. But that doesn't mean they have to.
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It's one thing in text, but film and television, and especially labor intensive animation is typically tightly scripted out well in advance. The higher the budget, the tighter the plot. Hollywood films tend to run in a 3-act structure, for example.
"Making it up as you go along" is a different kind of story telling philosophy. It's my understanding that Alice in Wonderland was originally made up to entertain three young girls as a story told aloud. Since the author made it up on the fly, he could change story direction to amuse his audience, and it didn't have to "make sense". I don't think he planned out notes in advance.
I think the individual three sections, or possibly chapters, of the Cobra film have internal logic, but the film's overall story never comes together in a believable way. It's downright whimsical. If you let go of logic, it's delightful.
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Pretty much, but there were some big changes between the original version, Alice's Adventures Underground, and the published version, Alice's Adventures in Wonderland. Basically it was a story he told the three Liddell sisters on a boating excursion and refined later. (I should not be allowed in the forums when I'm home sick from work...)
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Apparently Robert Jordan wrote the end to his Wheel of Time series a long, long, time ago. The problem was figuring out how to get there. The fact that he died before he did it shows what kind of tangle he got himself into.
Stephen King has admitted to basically writing a lot of his novels organically, usually with no definite plan in sight. And when he does have a plan, they are usually scrapped during the process.
There is no actual rule to writing a story.
But I think what Erin is referring to in regards to Cobra is that it has a quality of a pulp tale, which usually are quite entertaining but often have something of a rambling quality to them.
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|I'm afraid you all missed the point of my question. It's fiction, and all fiction is made up within the mind of the creator firstly and foremost before a single letter is written, or typed on paper, or screen. Yes J.K. Rowling made up the ending before making up the rest, but it was still made up inside her mind before she wrote it.
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Your question read as specifically referring to the "make up as you go" part, hence our "confusion".
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Senior Colby Spooner, right, scored two goals in Brockport's 6-2 win over Franklin Pierce Saturday, Feb. 16. With the win Brockport improved to 7-16-2 overall, but were unable to clinch a spot in the SUNYAC playoffs. File photo, spring 2012
After getting help from two SUNYAC teams Friday, Feb. 15 to help it move closer to a playoff spot, the College at Brockport's ice hockey team did not get help from a third. Despite the Golden Eagles winning both games in their season's final weekend against SUNYAC foe Morrisville and non-conference opponent Franklin Pierce, Potsdam took the final playoff spot by beating Cortland Saturday, Feb. 16.
"[After the Franklin Pierce game] it was pretty somber in [the locker room]," Head Coach Brian Dickinson said. "I just told them 'There's nothing I can tell you that will make you feel better about the outcome of the overall season.' But we had a great weekend and we thanked them for finishing up [the season] the right way."
Entering Friday night, Brockport (7-16-2 overall, 5-10-1 SUNYAC) needed to defeat Morrisville, Oswego had to beat Potsdam and Plattsburgh had to beat Cortland to keep Brockport's slim playoff hopes alive.
Dickinson said he wasn't going to give his team the famous Herb Brooks Miracle speech prior to its game against Morrisville Friday night, but he "had some quotes up his sleeve." After play Friday night, it appeared a miracle might be in the works because everything the Eagles needed to happen did occur.
The Eagles jumped out to an early lead over Morrisville when Chris Luker scored his second goal of the season on a shot from the point.
Brockport doubled its lead when senior Colby Spooner scored his first goal of the season.
"It felt really good [to score my first goal]," Spooner said. "Our line, myself, [Michael] Zagari and [Troy] Polino, we were all buzzing out there creating opportunities. It was a collective effort, not an individual one."
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With the score still tied at two in the third period, freshman Shane Cavalieri scored the game-winning goal as Morrisville exited the box on the roughing penalty, its ninth of the game. Cavalieri led the team with nine goals this season and finished tied for seventh place in the SUNYAC for freshman scoring with 14 points.
With a late power play chance to tie the game, Jared Lockhurst stayed strong in net, making several key saves to keep the Mustangs from evening the score. Lockhurst made 25 saves in the win. During Lockhurst's injury-shortened season, he made 455 total saves, finishing fourth out of all SUNYAC goalies in save percentage and sixth in goals against average.
Luke Colavecchia scored an empty-netter to seal the 4-2 win for Brockport, knocking Morrisville out of playoff contention. For Spooner, eliminating Morrisville was important because he was on the team last year when Morrisville stopped Brockport from making the playoffs in the last game of the season.
"I got into the locker room [after the game] and there was pure enjoyment on everyone's face," Spooner said. "We talked about it after the second [period] that they had knocked us out last year so to have the opportunity to do the same thing back to them felt great."
With Oswego beating Potsdam 10-0 and Plattsburgh defeating Cortland 4-1, all Brockport needed was for Cortland to defeat or tie with Potsdam Saturday to secure its first playoff berth since the 2009-10 season.
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my wife cried too. she said she would never do this stuff again and that shes telling me because she wants me to have the full truth. she says she will do whatever it takes to help me heal and to try to undo/repair/heal the damage that she has done. she held me. told me it wasnt my fault. that it was hers, all hers. that she was so stupid. i dont see how she could turn her love on and off. she says she loved me before, during, and now. she says that she was so angry at everyone, especially me. but that her anger wasnt why she did this. she says she doesnt know yet. she felt like a wild animal.
Hi william, sounds like your wife's sense of empathy seems to be growing each time you go over this. As painful as a process this is for the two of you, I can see where both of you are emotionally growing as individuals and together. I still believe that you are going to come out the other side of this stronger. I also understand that the worst is yet to come for the ground that you are going to cover. Still, I choose to see positive signs here.
I really hope your wife spends the rest of her life appreciating what she has in you and your daughter and never forgets it.
i dont see how she could have loved me and done all of this. this wasnt love.
You're right. This was some sort of demented reality that was taking place in her head and she was acting it out. Know that it was not you.
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2 ONS, 10 sexting partners, 1 LT EA/PA
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01/13/14 DD/2 - LTA was PA.
01/18/14 DD/3 - sexting 5 guys.
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my wife also has made 3 appointments to get the tattoo on her arm covered - the one made by ONS guy 2. in one way its going to be great to have that gone. in another ... her going to a tattoo place triggers me a bit because she messed around with TWO guys from tattoo parlors.
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L.E. Wilson Neck Sizer Die Bushing 245 Diameter Steel
Product #: 251902 L.E. Wilson #: B-245
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The L.E. Wilson Neck Sizing Bushing will allow the reloader to custom fit the L.E. Wilson Neck Sizer Die to any brass and bullet combination. To determine the correct size bushing, simply measure the outside diameter of the neck of a loaded round, then subtract .002" or .003" from the measurement. Since brass has a tendency to "spring-back" after sizing, this calculation will result in a consistent .001" to .002" inch of grip between the case neck and the bullet. Consistent neck tension is a key factor in quality bench rest loads.
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Material: Heat Treated Steel
Freely interchange in all Wilson bushing type neck sizing dies.
To Determine Bushing Size, measure the outside neck diameter of a loaded cartridge with a precision micrometer. From this measurement subtract .002" to .003", to allow for brass spring back and bullet tension.
By selecting the correct bushing you can provide just the right amount of neck tension to properly hold the bullet without excessive resizing.
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I'm thinking of including a mash out on my next batch, a cream ale, which has a small enough grain bill to use my fly sparge setup.
My recipe which includes 10.75# of grain comes out to:
Mash in @ 1.25 qt/lb: 13.13 qts at 174.3
Mash out @ 1.75 qt/lb: 5.25 qts at 197.7
After some calculations, I realized this won't fit in a 5 gallon cooler because it requires about 5.4 gallons of space. The amount of water I can fit is about 16.34 qts. I played around and here the options I came up with:
Drop the mash in down:
Mash in @ 1.05 qt/lb: 11.03 qts at 176.9
Mash out @ 1.75 qt/lb: 5.25 qts at 197.7
Drop both down:
Mash in @ 1.15 qt/lb: 12.08 qts at 175.6
Mash out @ 1.65 qt/lb: 4.20 qts at 202.7
Thoughts? Or should I just stick with no mash out?
I plugged it into my spreadsheet, and though my volumes and temps dont match yours, Id say do the last one... 1.15qt/lb mash in.
These are numbers from BeerSmith so I'm not sure exactly what calculations he's using.
Yah my volumes were close, but the temps were about 6-10 degrees different. Keep in mind... a complete MASH OUT isnt necessary, if you can raise the temps into the 160's you will still reduce the viscosity of the sugars and be able to fit it into your cooler easier.
I don't quite understand the purpose of a mash out other than stopping the conversion. If that's your reason, why? If you take your first runnings to the kettle and start heating, you stop the conversion right there. I believe getting the first runnings sugars out of the MLT prior to sparging is a good way to increase efficiency.
I'm not sure of the exact calculations going on behind the scene, but I think the point is that the 1.75qt/lb is not for the mash out water alone. It's the amount of mash-out water to get the mash up to 1.75 from its starting point of 1.25qt/lb.


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1148 Manhattan Avenue
Manhattan Beach, CA 90266Neighborhood:
Manhattan Beach / Hermosa Beach
- Cuisine:
SeafoodPrice: $31 to $50
Fishing With Dynamite
- Dining Style: Casual Elegant
- Website: http://www.eatfwd.com/
- Phone: (310) 893-6299
- Hours of Operation:
Sunday - Saturday: 11:30am - 5:00pm
Sunday - Wednesday: 11:30am - 10:00pm; Thursday - Saturday: 11:30am - 10:30pm; Bar Later
- Payment Options: AMEX,Diners Club,Discover,MasterCard,Visa
- Cuisine: Seafood, American, Tapas / Small Plates
- Executive Chef: David LeFevre
- Dress Code: Smart Casual
- Accepts Walk-Ins: Yes
- Additional Details: Bar Dining, Beer, Farm to Table, Full Bar, Non-Smoking Restaurant, Personal wines welcome (corkage fee applies), Wine
A word from Fishing With Dynamite
Fishing with Dynamite, an oyster bar and seafood house where East meets West in the South Bay. Chef and co-owner David LeFevre brings an upbeat and lively approach to a tradition...Continued
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105 reviews since July 26, 2014
- Food4.6Service4.5
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fit for foodies (86)neighborhood gem (70)great for lunch (48)hot spot (44)special occasion (27)scenic view (10)great for brunch (10)vibrant bar scene (6)notable wine list (6)romantic (5)kid-friendly (4)good for groups (2)late-night find (1)Show More
- Went for birthday, good, but not greatOutalotDined on 11/19/2014We really liked FWD the first time we went. We went back for my birthday and started with the pork belly; which was fantastic. I then splurged on the queen mary seafood platter, which says it feeds 3-4, I think it's 1-2 at best and although the quality of the seafood seemed good, the only standout pieces were the lobster and the shrimp, the mussels were teeny tiny, the oysters meh and the crab legs were comically small portioned. For $85, I expected more. The good thing is we ended with the pumpkin pie and it was fantastic! I suggest sticking with the single portion items and skipping the boats.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- JoelDined on 11/14/2014Our servers were attentive and a lot of fun making our dining experience greatSpecial Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Calling Oyster Lovers8ThereDined on 11/3/2014If you love oysters, you should try Fishing with Dynamite. Very small, cozy place to have a very nice, casual meal. Clam Chowder is rich and very creamy - one order is enough to share between two people. Staff is friendly and attentive.Special Features:
- Great food when you're not hungry!SerialFoodie99Dined on 11/2/2014Very unique recipes all work well and are nicely presented. Tastes, temperatures, textures were all right-on. But the portions were laughably small, seriously disappointing even factoring in all aspects of the setting. 3 of us shared 5 items, which totalled $94. and we left just as hungry as when we came (1 was soup & another was $9. French fries, a small portion, so how else can you react other than WTF?!!). Lower the prices 20% and increase the portions 30% and you'd have a great little gourmet beach bistro that's tolerably overpriced. No lie, I went directly to 5 guys after for a double-cheese.Special Features:
- Dynamite is DynamiteLisaVIPDined on 11/1/2014Alive and kicking is Fishing With Dynamite. A small, busy and rocking little fish restaurant in the middle of Manhattan Beach - this place has a happening feel and vibe with food to match. Especially liked the service. It is hard to hear who you are with, but who cares when you are there doing oysters and other treats from the rough seas. Have fun!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- East meets West.WeaselEatsDined on 10/23/2014From the very beginning, my experience here was fantastic. Hostess was sweet and accommodating. Felt like I had walked into a Cape Cod locals spot. Fishy smells, but the good kind - steaming clams and lobster. The sweet potato dish which is seasonal was a perfect side. Everything in there is clearly very fresh. Great cocktail selection, but took some time. Definitely going back.Special Features:
- A been dying to eat hereOpenTable Diner Since 2005VIPDined on 10/21/2014The food was outstanding, very fresh. Hard to pick a favorite, we loved everything we ordered. Started with seafood tower- amazing; for 3 of us we ordered the cod fish & chips, diver scallops, Mediterranean sea bass, lobster dumpling pot pie and black kale with Parmesan . Just the right amount of food for 3 good eaters. All were excellent, flavors were mouthwatering. Dessert we split 2 - salted Carmel chocolate bread pudding and key lime tart , again we loved both! Also kudos, quite a reasonable corkage fee too! We'd clearly order any of these items again on our next visit, and there will be a next one! However, there were so many other things to try it will be hard to choose. The hardest part will be getting in :-)Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Great find!SouthBayLadyDined on 10/17/2014Everything was great except for the noise level. Between the music and people talking, it was hard to hear my husband across the small table.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- let downAJMOJAVEDined on 10/15/2014I had read great things about FWD, but came away very disappointed. We had always enjoyed dining at MB Post next door, and with it being the same chef I thought we would really enjoy it. The waitress was rude and the food was overly complicated without having the payoff of great taste.
- Awesome dessert!Jen5Dined on 10/13/2014Food was good, not what I had expected. Hamachi was amazing but crab cakes were not the best Ive tasted. Key lime pie dessert was absolutely amazing...presentation and taste were out of this world! Will return and give it another chance...looking forward to having that dessert again!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Innovative & friendlyjmopveDined on 10/8/2014FWD is a gem - good, creative cuisine and friendly staff. Eaten there 5 times. Had the key lime tart every time. Perfection and decadent. Hamachi and fish tacos yummmm. Crab cakes amazing. Oysters excellent variety. Love!Special Features:
- Best Seafood in Manhattan BeachTraceDined on 10/8/2014The oyster sampler platter was a fun tour around the world's tastiest oysters, the grilled fish tacos were delicate and delicious but the most memorable part of our lunch was the individual key lime pie. It was big enough for two and so, so light and beautiful to look at and to taste! For more style tips and recipes visit tracestylecreatelive.comSpecial Features:
- AmazingFWD1Dined on 10/7/2014Bar tender is super friendly. Hamachi was the best. Oysters were fresh. Cocktails were right on. Hidden Gem in Manhattan Beach.Special Features:
- Wonderful!jfc11VIPDined on 10/5/2014Fishing with Dynamite is impressive. LeFevre never tends to disappoint me. I love all their restaurants. Fresh seafood is hard to come by, and what they do at FWD is on par.Special Features:
- Dynamite Experiencelove2eatDined on 10/4/2014Since a dinner reservation is hard to come by, my friends and I decided to try this place out for lunch and it didn't disappoint. We spent about two hours chatting, while sampling different cocktails, oysters, tacos and such. Everything we ordered was delicious - we'll definitely be back!Special Features:
- Amazing Meal at this HotspotMValerie8VIPDined on 10/1/2014If you are going to make a reservation, book in advance! They only have 2 tables that are available for reservations. The other spots are for walk-ins. The place only holds ~30 ppl The menu is small, but they seem to do everything extremely well. Our meal was delicious. The crab cake was fresh, had big chunks of crab and was perched on top of a delicious mustard-based sauce. The fries were yummy and were accompanied by a great vinegar mayo. The pork belly was delicious and was very flavorful. And how can you not order a lobster dumpling pie when you see it on the menu?! It was a great combination of comfort food and seafood. If you're going to get dessert, I would highly recommend the pretzel & chocolate bread pudding.Special Features:
- Casual high-endMootzDined on 9/29/2014FWD is wonderful to have in Downtown Manhattan Beach. Growing up there in the 70's there was El Sombrero, La Villa, Pedone's and the Hibachi, but little else. Now it's a diner's paradise and FWD is at the top. Close quarters, so don't plan on discussing Govenment secrets here with your comrade. Oh, octopus good.Special Features:
- irileyDined on 9/15/2014The service was excellent, and the food was very good, if not completely mind blowing. Certainly it would be hard to find a better raw bar, and the dozen oysters we had to begin the meal were likely the best part. Also notable were a crab cake served on an aioli-like sauce with assorted pickles, and the squash buns that everyone raves about. Everything was prepared masterfully, if not creatively. Good food at reasonable prices. The service was excellent. We arrived an hour and a half before our reservation but were seated immediately at 7:30. The staff was helpful, friendly and attentive without being overbearing, and maneuvered without noticeable effort through the small and packed restaurant. A good night out for sure.Special Features:
- OpenTable Diner Since 2007Dined on 9/15/2014Gem of a restaurant in a side street in the heart of beautiful Manhattan Beach. Interesting menu, super fun energetic vibe. Softshell crab soup and sauteed Kale - a must! Will go again - not to be missedSpecial Features:
- Very cool and deliciousRicoDined on 9/15/2014Wonderful innovative yummy seafood with some modern and traditional touches. Coming from the DC area--the land of crabcakes--I found the blue crab crabcakes to be the very best West of the Eastern Shore. Worth a return trip just to eat all the other items on the menu We loved the hamachi, the soft shell crab po'boy, and the shrimp tacos.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Great raw barHmmmmnVIPDined on 9/13/2014Had fresh uni and oysters at perfect temp. The grilled octopus was melt in your mouth. Everything was great.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- A GemSamolocalVIPDined on 9/11/2014Tiny, noisy space, but charming. Perfect fresh seafood, interesting cocktails and fun crowd. Short but innovative wine list. I prefer going for lunch when the crowd's less crazy. Nice to see the service is professional, friendly and without any 'tude.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- yum yum yumeatnbhappyDined on 9/10/2014so happy to see more fantastic restaurants in the south bay. everything was fantastic especially the soft shell crab po'boy!!!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- A-M-A-Z-I-N-G!FoodTourWithIraDined on 9/7/2014food presentation is neat, taste was amazingly delish, service was fantastic! Dominic is the best!, the place is small but cute and it's located at Manhattan beach. What else could you ask for. I will definitely recommend it! Oh! and fishing dynamite, I will see you again very soon!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Great ClamsfeffernewtonDined on 9/5/2014A bit too noisy for these 75 yr. old ears otherwise fun!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Delicious!CrazyForACriticDined on 9/3/2014Always so good. The best fish tacos ever. Flavors are subtle but such a WOW. It's a tiny place that can get lively. Overall, it's a place I'd bring friends for an excellent dining experience and it's also the place I could drop in to grab a quick lunch.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Yes, it's dynamite and fishRauleeVIPDined on 9/1/2014This is a very special corner of the world. The freshest and most interesting seafood from all over the world. Delicious and interesting sauces to complement each. And loving servers. The free bubbly water is a nice touch too to remind you of the nearby ocean. There are a couple of seats with a view too. Swim in delicious fish!Special Features:
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- OpenTable Diner Since 2014Dined on 8/10/2014Difficult for large parties for dinner, but easier to accommodate for lunch.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- nativeDined on 8/6/2014don't want to play no reservations available game plenty of openings was told walking was better my time too valuable to wait or not will discourage friends from going. we don't appreciate the hype.Special Features:
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