"Aside from the view, there isn't much to recommend at this restaurant. The drinks were disappointingly watered down—my martini tasted as if it had no alcohol at all. The food was a letdown as well: the Cajun shrimp were served over plain linguini, and the Mahi wrap had barely any fish and was topped with an unappetizing pico. The taste was quite unpleasant. The service left a lot to be desired; after our waitress dropped off the oysters, we waited ten minutes before I had to go to the bar to retrieve plates and utensils because we were tired of just looking at them. The table was also dirty. When I requested a side of cranberry juice with no ice, it arrived with ice and almost appeared clear and carbonated. I had a good experience during my lunch visit in June, so I don't know what went wrong—perhaps there was a change in the kitchen or management. Unfortunately, this turned out to be the biggest waste of $500 we've ever spent. Having grown up in the area, I've always noticed that restaurants with the best views often have the worst food. I'd recommend staying away. Normally, I would suggest visiting for drinks just to enjoy the scenery, but as I've mentioned before, the alcohol is watered down. As a former bartender in New Jersey, I know it's illegal to dilute drinks with water. It's puzzling why this hasn't been addressed by the authorities. I certainly won’t be returning."
