Frommer's Review
This very informal, busy restaurant is run by a local Eilat fish farm specializing in bream (dorade), a succulent white-meat sea fish, but also serves sea bass and a few nonfarm choices. Kids will like the fish tanks, climbing on the fish sculptures in the gardens beside the dining terrace, the carefully de-boned filets, and the children's non-fish plates that are available. Adults will enjoy the ultrafresh whole fish, which you can order steamed, poached, smoked, grilled, baked, or pan-fried. You can also order a bream/sea bass filet combo. Main courses come with a baked potato and are preceded by a mezze of Middle Eastern salads served with delicious fresh rolls, herbed butter, and olive tapenade -- so although there's a choice of fish-centered appetizers, you probably won't want them. The pies, cakes, and cheesecakes are hefty in size and come with ice cream, another plus for kids.
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