Both China Lake Naval Weapons Center and Ale’s Crab House are recommended for visiting. On Facebook this bar is granted the rating of 4.7 stars.
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Alyssa Villicana
9 months ago on Facebook
My husband had the lobster boil, was delicious with garlic…I had the shrimp ravioli and it was very delicious and filling(however more carbs than protein ofc)…overall delicious, good price, and great first experience!!
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Gary Brown
3 years ago on Facebook
2nd trip here sadly disappointed. We visited a month prior to tonight and had some good mixed with meh in our large party meals. Thought we would try some new stuff and see if it was just a one off. I would suggest photos of items on the menu as descriptions are misleading to give you the sense of large portions. The price would be reasonable for a large portion. 1 person did a double fried platter. This "platter" for $21/$23 came with 5 medium shrimp and 4 small to medium size scallops exactly 11 fries (yes we counted due to disappointment) and a 4 oz cup of coleslaw (no dressing just cabbage and carrots) and a piece of cold corn on the cob. Yes the shrimp and scallops were tasty. The portions are unsatisfying for the price. A Strawberry mojito was ordered and we were told it would be 20 minutes to get mint from the grocery store. Sadly the bartender did not know how to make the cocktail as the mint was only used for garnish. The drink was strawberry, rum, and simple syrup. No muddled mint at all. It tasted like strawberry Kool aid tbh. Margarita's are amazing Thumbs up. We were also disappointed you could no longer add an a la carte taco to meals for $5. You have to pay $20 for 3 to add them to your meal. We had done this the month before and it was a hit everyone loved adding the tacos. (And at $5 what a mark up!) Another in our group ordered a burger and asked to add an egg (there is one pictures in the menu beside the burger options. That is just artistic not pertaining to their option we were told) Overall, I think there is good concept and potential. But the follow through and the ability to offer wholesome meals to your patrons is lacking. I am not sure if its cost cutting measures but by the lack of traffic through the restaurant, it seems to have driven away business. I would not recommend due to the changes implemented.
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Bonnie Martin
4 years ago on Facebook
The service and the food are amazing. If you haven’t tried it you should.
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Price range per person
$10-$25
Address
634 S China Lake Blvd Unit C, Ridgecrest, California, USA, 93555
Features
Takeaway
Opening hours
| SundaySun | Closed |
| MondayMon | 11AM-9PM |
| TuesdayTue | 11AM-9PM |
| WednesdayWed | 11AM-9PM |
| ThursdayThu | 11AM-9PM |
| FridayFri | 11AM-9PM |
| SaturdaySat | 11AM-9PM |
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