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good location / service BAAAAADDDD CUSTOMER CARE / PARKING HARASSMENT THEY TAKE 15% TIP WITHOUT UR CHOICE . OWNER IN HONG KONG WHEN WE HAD CONCERN . F…
M Zarini Remax
The Boathouse Restaurant
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Sunday brunch, post-college reunion with friends from college. I think folks were generally happy with what they got. I did the three types of eggs be…
Andy Quan
The Boathouse Restaurant
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Stellar service. Excellent location to enjoy beachview. Ridiculous pricing for what you get. Had the seafood tower. Fresh ingredients, and quality and…
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The Boathouse Restaurant is open for Casual Dining. The Boathouse Restaurant serves Seafood and Steak dishes. Incorrect or missing information? Make a report, or claim the restaurant if you own it!Details
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9 Reviews on “The Boathouse Restaurant”
good location / service BAAAAADDDD CUSTOMER CARE / PARKING HARASSMENT THEY TAKE 15% TIP WITHOUT UR CHOICE . OWNER IN HONG KONG WHEN WE HAD CONCERN . FOOD NOT AS GOOD AS IT SHOULD BE IN THIS LOCATION. try a little sample before u order or order one to try ! parking is run by people who cannot communicate in English and rude, restaurant manager say is not our parking so we don’t care .. we spend close to $500 — most food left and no one cares after u paid! beside 15% must paid tip – parking harassment !
Sunday brunch, post-college reunion with friends from college. I think folks were generally happy with what they got. I did the three types of eggs benedict, with smoked salmon, dungeness crab and Canadian back bacon. They were all rather plain, truth to tell, accompanied by a huge amount of fried potatoes (nice, crisp) and a little fruit bowl. We were disappointed that their coffee machine was broken so we couldn’t get espressos… But the service was grand, and the view could not be beat. I would definitely take friends from out of town here day or night, for the view and ambiance more than the food. andyquan.com