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With a Moby-Dick logo and creaky wood floors, the Paradise maintains some of the literary cache it had when it shared the space with a bookshop. Twists on standards like house favorite spice-rubbed rack of lamb keep the dining room packed at all times. Locals still haven't forgotten the doner the previously called the space home, but fixture Howie (“from O’Mally’s”), nearly an institution himself, at the bar and owner Robert Durkin give the place, converted from a local diner, a deeper sense of local heritage than it might deserve.
Chef/owner Matthew Guiffrida's eclectic aqua lounge and restaurant hits Main Street, signature fish tank and all. New to this location is the addition of a patio space, live music, and late ni... read more
Boats bobbing, buoys dinging, and, yes, the bartender’s barking all roll into one idyllic din and set the stage for some excellent French-inflected fare, such as halibut baked in parchment. The sce... read more
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