Food, Beverage, Dining

Lucky Oyster Seafood Grill serves the finest seafood and raw bar menu in Virginia Beach, specializing in selections highlighting environmentally friendly seafood choices as well as steaks, pastas, burgers, and more.

Some of our awards include:
~ Best Seafood
~ Best Locals' Hangout
~ Best Family/Casual Dining
~ Best Raw Bar
~ Best Restaurant for Lunch
~ Best Brunch

(from http://www.luckyoystervb.com)

Located on "Restaurant Row" in the heart of vibrant, historic Uptown, the Avenue Grill remains a local fixture for dining, drinks and conversation.

The Avenue Grill's menu brings the diverse neighborhoods found in the San Francisco area to our neighborhood. We feature food from the four corners of the bay city, North beach, the Wharf, China Town, and Old San Francisco. The finest Italian and Asian culinary traditions influence our fresh seafood, steaks, chops, and made-to-order pastas. Our desserts are house made and offer the perfect after dinner touch.

The opening of the Hanny’s Department Store was heralded in the November 22, 1947 Arizona Times as “an architectural divergence” for Downtown Phoenix and also for bringing a “new look”, architecturally speaking, to the city. The building’s international-style facade brought thousands to its opening and Hanny’s was praised as being a modern department store.

More recently, after a three-year restoration, the building has once again become Hanny’s Restaurant, a place to eat, drink, and be merry. (from http://www.hannys.net)

Petrow's Restaurant has been one of Omaha's favorite dining experiences for over 50 years! See our website for menu's, and the Petrow family history.

Come dine in with us, order out or order on-line! We can serve large groups of 7 or more. Just give us a call! (from http://www.petrows.com)

La Cantina is an Italian Steak and Seafood House located on the lower level of the Italian Village Restaurants.

Patterned after a wine cellar with narrow isle and tucked away booths. Customers dine amongst the salt water fish tanks while enjoying a menu filled with traditional favorites and Steak and Seafood dishes from all regions of Italy. (from http://www.lacantina-chicago.com)

Table 31 serves Chef Chris Scarduzio's contemporary interpretations of such Italian staples as hand-crafted pastas, thin-crust pizzas, USDA Prime steaks and chops and incomparably fresh seafoods. Chef Chris Scarduzio successfully marries traditional Italian cuisine with playful, contemporary twists to create a memorable dining experience that is at once innovative and deliciously familiar.

Garcia's offers the freshest seafood in Miami. With their own fleet of fishing boats, Garcia's provides seafood fresh from the boats to your plate.

Garcia's has been in business for over 20 years which is indicative of its fresh, great tasting food.

Garcia's is conveniently located on the Famous Miami River. Enjoy the fresh breeze while we prepare your food fresh. It's a simple place with one focus, delicious fresh seafood! (from http://www.garciasseafoodgrill.com)

At Emil-Lene’s Sirloin House, we keep it simple. All you do is choose your entree: Sirloin, Filet, T-Bone, Lamb Chops, Prime Rib, King Crab Legs, BBQ Shrimp, Lobster Tail, Salmon, or whatever is on the menu that day. That’s it! Every dish includes a delicious vegetable tray, spaghetti appetizer, soup or salad with homemade dressing, your choice of spuds, and fresh bread with butter.

We are guided by two principles: the idea that the proximity of the farm and soil to a restaurant correlates to the quality of its food and that environmentally conscious or green business practices are fundamental.

Using these two complementary principles we will serve food inspired by classic recipes interpreted with local ingredients in a casual atmosphere at approachable prices. (from http://www.thegreenhousetavern.com)

The origin of Gluek´s Bar & Restaurant can be traced back to 1855, when brewer Gottlieb Gluek arrived in Minneapolis from his native Germany. By 1857, he established the Mississippi Brewery at Marshall and 22nd Street NE, and later changed the name to the Gluek Brewing Company. As Minneapolis grew, so did the brewery, producing a variety of beers including Gluek’s Beer, Glix Beer, Gluek’s Stite, and Pioneer Beer