Small, sleek izakaya with natural wood tables creates a serene, minimalist atmosphere that feels both intimate and upscale. Quiet and comfortable, it attracts those seeking a relaxed omakase experience with fresh, high-quality fish sourced from Japan.
Serene and quiet atmosphere defines the space. Weeknights stay pleasantly calm without much noise.
Fish comes from Japan and stays fresh thanks to special flash freeze technology. Owners also wholesale fish, so the selection is extensive and authentic with generous portions and fair prices.
Good to know
The menu includes mini-omakase options and a la carte dishes.
Expect to spend around $60 per person for the Lite option.
The premium omakase costs nearly $30 more than the lower-tier option.
Small, family-owned Korean restaurant offers a cozy, quiet atmosphere with clean, spacious seating and friendly service. Regulars frequent the place for its authentic Korean comfort food and consistent quality. The vibe feels warm and welcoming, suitable for peaceful meals or casual lunches.
Cozy interior and clean space create a quiet atmosphere. The spot feels peaceful and suits quiet meals or casual lunches with friends.
Fried fish comes in three options, each with a crispy texture and aromatic flavor. The fish tastes fresh with no off-putting flavors.
Good to know
There is free parking available at the restaurant.
The parking lot is large and easily accessible.
They charge a $1 service fee for takeout orders.
Courtyard within a museum offers charming architecture and abundant plants creating a peaceful atmosphere. Shell-shaped booths provide cozy, private seating while live jazz or DJ music adds a subtle backdrop. Outdoor heaters keep the space comfortable for dining outside.
Courtyard setting offers a quiet atmosphere. Lunch and dinner times stay very quiet and nice.
Good to know
Jazz music is played every Tuesday from 6 to 9 PM.
The restaurant is located in the open courtyard of the Hammer Museum.
Valet parking is available on Wednesdays.
Small dining area with cozy seating and Arabic music creates a relaxed, welcoming atmosphere. Outdoor seating and interactive games add to the experience. Known for exceptional Mediterranean food served on beautiful plates, it offers free drink refills and complimentary desserts.
Tables in alcoves offer quiet seating with easy music playing softly. The atmosphere stays chill and soothing especially during midday, making it easy to have a calm conversation.
Fish kebab and other fish dishes come off the charcoal grill with a strong, smoky flavor. The fish tastes fresh and pairs well with grilled meats like pargiyot.
Good to know
Expect a wait for food as everything is cooked fresh.
Credit cards and mobile payments are accepted; cash is also welcome.
Happy hour specials are offered from 4-6pm on weekdays.
Neon decor and spacious seating create a stylish, intimate setting with a relaxed vibe. Soft music keeps the atmosphere easy for conversation despite occasional crowd noise. Robots roam the space, adding a unique touch to the dining experience.
Fish here is consistently fresh and high quality. It offers top-quality fish at a great price compared to other sushi spots.
Good to know
Happy hour runs from 3pm-6pm and 8pm-9pm with discounted rolls and drinks.
Parking is available in the Crescent Heights Plaza Parking area, including underground options.
Most rolls and appetizers are on the happy hour menu at discounted prices.
Minimalist space with clean white and wooden interior creates a quiet, peaceful atmosphere during weekdays but becomes loud and echoing on busy weekend evenings. Plenty of seating options include small tables and high window seats for casual gatherings or people watching. The vibe suits calm afternoons and casual visits rather than serious conversations.
A quiet setting stands out here, helped by its location further north than most cafes. The space feels clean but the design tends to amplify sound despite the calm atmosphere.
Fish-shaped breads stand out here, especially the fish bread that pairs well with sundae and coffee. Fish waffles also appear on the menu as a unique option.
Good to know
Anko gets very busy at night, so expect longer wait times.
During weekday afternoons, it is usually calm and easy to sit down.
Parking can be difficult, but there is street parking if you're willing to walk a bit.
Small, quaint restaurant with a quiet, cozy atmosphere and scenic ocean views. Comfortable seating includes an enclosed, dog-friendly patio that feels casual compared to the food quality. Lighting indoors tends to be harsh, and the space has a dark, black-walled interior.
Located in a quiet corner by the ocean, this spot stays tucked away from busy areas. It offers easy parking and a peaceful atmosphere.
Seafood dishes like shrimp scampi and grilled fish come out fresh and flavorful. Fish such as halibut and Sand dabs are soft and delicate, with mild sauces that highlight the natural ocean taste.
Good to know
Reservations are recommended for dinner to ensure a table.
Happy hour runs from 4-7 pm daily with 40% off select items.
Happy hour is only available at the bar or outdoor seating.
Spacious, clean interior features minimalist decor with Japanese-themed artwork and stylish plating that enhances the dining experience. Atmosphere balances casual comfort with an upscale feel, though loud jazz music raises noise levels. Group-friendly seating encourages sharing and socializing.
Ambience stays quiet with low noise levels, making it easy to have a conversation without raising your voice. Early dinners see fewer customers, keeping the space calm and relaxed.
Fish here is consistently fresh with an ideal fish to rice ratio. Options include generous sashimi slices and unique fish dishes in all-you-can-eat sets, plus alternatives for those avoiding raw fish.
Good to know
Lunch specials are available from 11 AM to 3 PM on weekdays.
Happy hour runs Monday to Friday from 3 PM to 6 PM.
A mandatory 18% tip is added for parties of two or more.