Grace Restaurant

Casual dress, comfortable, nothing formal expected; many guests still treat Grace as a nice spot for date nights or anniversaries and sometimes dress up a touch.

Grace Restaurant tends to be quieter on Monday evenings, guests describe a pretty empty, relaxed Monday night, while holiday and peak nights like Valentine’s Day and New Year’s Eve are often very busy.

Yes, guests describe Grace as dog-friendly, praising the welcoming staff and even noting cocktails named after local dogs.

Grace Restaurant feels cozy and welcoming, guests regularly call it cute and cozy, warm and full of heart, with a comfortable, family-friendly vibe just steps from the beach.

Yes, guests describe Grace as dog-friendly, noting the restaurant welcomes dogs.

Grace Restaurant tends to be busiest on holiday and special-event nights, guests report Valentine’s Day and New Year’s Eve as very busy, while Monday evenings have been described as pretty empty and quiet.

Guests commonly describe the portions as generous, several reviews call them "very generous" or note larger-than-average servings.

Yes, Grace offers outdoor seating; several guests mention eating outside and enjoying the experience.

Yes, Grace has a family-friendly vibe and guests note it as a "quality family spot, " with reviewers also observing a highchair being brought out for little ones.

Monday evenings tend to be quiet and relaxing, a great pick for an unhurried meal at Grace Restaurant.

Yes, guests repeatedly praise Grace as a lovely choice for a special evening, including anniversary and date‑night visits.