Lunch on an Island (Avalon)
Sun 5 Nov 2006
Posted by Jeems under Food, Uncategorized, Seafood, Catalina Island
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This promised review has been long overdue. Due to my lack of post, I have been demoted as Las Vegas Expert to Food Technician. Hopefully I can redeem myself and maybe someday write a review about a Las Vegas restaurant. This review hails on the Pacific jewel named Catalina Island. My wife and I recently stopped by the island (port stop in Avalon) on a cruise. We decided to eat at a restaurant named Armstrong’s Fish Market and Seafood Restaurant. I did my research earlier and the restaurant had decent reviews and was not too expensive. It was on a small platform over the water so it was nice to sit outside and enjoy the environment.
Armstrong’s Seafood had a wide range of choices at very reasonable prices. You can check out their menu with the link below. I had the fish and chips ($8.95) and a side of Guinness ($5.00). My wife had the combination dish of fried scallops and oysters ($14.95). It’s really hard to screw up fish and chips, although this was pretty tasty because of the environment. For my wife’s platter, the scallops were very tasty but the oysters and an extremely fishy smell and taste.
All in all, I think that Armstrong’s is a wonderful experience. If you ever stop by Catalina Island, make a stop by Armstrong’s for lunch. Fresh food, decent prices, and friendly service, just don’t order the oysters.
Fish and Chips
Taste: 7/10 Atmosphere: 5/5 Service: 5/5
Overall: 17/20
Combination Dish of Fried Scallops and Oysters
Taste: 4/10 Atmosphere: 5/5 Service: 5/5
Overall: 14/20
http://www.armstrongseafood.com/
306 Crescent Avenue
Avalon, CA 90704
Phone: 310-510-0113
