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Customers` Favorites
Customers` Favorites
“I love a place with a lot of history, especially when it can lean into that history instead of paint over it. The Fly Trap is one of those places: from the moment you walk in, you can tell it's been there a long time. From the ceiling and the walls - it still captures the charm of restaurant that's more than 100 years old without feeling gimmicky. It has an authentic charisma that a lot of modern restaurants try to mimic.
The food is great. We started with a bowl of hot olives which at most places would wind up being your run of the mill olives you can find anywhere. The Fly Trap offered a nice assortment which was a nice surprise. The mains were great, as were the mocktails we ordered.
Especially happy with this pick because we'd flown in late and we're having to grab a late dinner. With most places closed or closing, The Fly Trap was able to accommodate us without issue.
Lastly, I love the little alley beside the restaurant. It's incredibly enchanting.“
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“Such a cool and chill spot.“
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“A wonderful breakfast at the new Seal Rock Inn Restaurant. This location has been ckosed for years but now has a new life as a great little cafe with a French flair. Food is excellent and reasonably priced. Parking is easy with the Lands End lot just across the street. A great place to begin or close a day by the coast.“
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“It's always a great experience. I highly recommend it.“