A coastal landmark since 1918, originally built as a Prohibition speakeasy on Miramar Beach.
Miramar Beach Restaurant has stood on the Half Moon Bay coast since 1918, originally designed and built as a Prohibition speakeasy with revolving kitchen cabinets and secret compartments where illegal liquor was concealed. Seafood anchors the menu, including lobster dishes, and the dining room and heated, pet-friendly patio both look out on the Pacific. Live music with Terry Disley runs several days a week. Reservations are not accepted.
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