Cafe la Rue

Here you`ll find a restaurant that dishes up Continental. Expect to pay for the most part in the range of $12 to $20 per person.

Atmosphere: You`ll be able to take in the available view from many seats at this place.

More Reasons to Go: If you`re looking for a place with entertainment, this is a good place to go. When weather permits, enjoy seating outside on the patio.

Eating & Drinking:...

The house specialty drink is known as The Whaler. It's a tasty, creamy brew, but the staff won't disclose the ingredients.

Check out the ivory scrimshaw at the main entrance.

In Short
The dual nature of this dark hideaway is part salty seaside pub, part first-class restaurant. The deep burgundy walls, dark leather booths and old-school whaling murals and...

La Valencia Hotel opened in 1926. Its rooms and suites range from 245 to 755 square feet, and its ocean villas offer ocean views and range from 400 to 1,200 square feet. The hotel s amenities and services include cable television, VCRs and DVD players, plush terrycloth bathrobes, toiletries, morning newspaper, bilingual Concierge service, 24-hour room service, valet parking, in-room safes and...

This favorite of the locals was renovated in 1998 and now boasts a very cool whaling mural by Wing Howard. The cozy room offers intimate booths and excellent service. The menu leans toward meat and potatoes, with wildly popular steaks. Other menu items include Citrus-flavored Swordfish, the Jill Jackson salad (a favorite), Baked Onion Soup and Fresh Oysters. The Crepe Suzette flamed at your...