4/5 Y. A. 2 years ago on Google
Beetlecat
definitely
stands
out
on
North
Highland.
Love
the
restaurant
sign
visible
from
street.
The
nautical
theme
inside
is
really
nice.
The
sails
as
ceiling
covering
was
a
great
idea.
Sorry
no
pic.
It
had
a
clean,
white,
blue
and
brown
color
wave.
I
encourage
you
to
book
a
reservation.
Seated
is
my
choice
as
it
is
free
and
you
can
get
cashback
on
your
bill
through
the
app
to
be
redeemed
for
various
rewards.
Check
it
out!
Saw
this
restaurant
on
a
Tiktok
video.
Parking
can
be
challenging.
There
is
of
course
free
street
parking
if
your
lucky.
There
is
also
a
public
parking
garage.
Starts
at
$6.50
for
first
2
hours
and
goes
up.
Also
some
pretty
funny
you
will
be
towed
if
you
park
here
signs
in
the
area.
Lol!
We
arrived
5
minutes
early
and
seated
immediately.
A
waitress
came
by
to
fill
our
water
glasses.
She
advised
Spencer
would
be
our
waiter
and
be
by
shortly.
Spencer
arrived
and
introduced
himself
few
minutes
later.
He
was
very
friendly
and
informative
having
worked
there
four
years.
As
we
covered
drinks,
I
mentioned
wanting
to
try
the
Fish
House
Punch.
Spencer
said
it
was
a
Long
Island
and
Arnold
Palmer
Colan
best
he
could
describe.
He
offered
us
free
samples
as
it
is
a
pre-made
drink.
Cute
little
shot
glasses
with
1
cube
ice.
The
taste
was
as
he
described.
We
both
ordered
one.
I
will
say
the
lemon
flavor
was
dominate
overshadowing
the
other
ingredients,
which
were
rum,
brandy,
peach
Whiskey
and
black
tea.
Maybe
add
splash
simple
syrup
to
cut
the
tart
flavor
if
you
want
sweeter.
Another
waiter
walked
past
bar,
saw
drinks,
and
brought
them
to
us.
I
noticed
others
doing
this
whether
their
table
or
not.
Loved
the
staff
working
as
a
team!!
Great
service
to
patrons.
We
decided
on
the
lobster
roll
and
Moqueca
stew.
The
lobster
roll
market
price
was
$36.
Spencer
said
the
stew
was
not
spicy
although
jalapeños
are
a
listed
ingredient.
I
love
spicy
so
I
didn't
mind.
I
did
ask
for
no
cashews.
As
we
waited,
we
finished
our
samples.
My
friend
noticed
a
inch
long
curve
piece
of
plastic
in
hers.
We
told
Spencer
so
he
could
alert
the
bartender.
She
looked
confused
where
it
came
from.
He
brought
us
grapefruit
shots
and
apologized
for
the
plastic
in
the
shot
glass.
I
decided
late
to
try
the
baked
oysters.
We
got
a
half
dozen.
They
came
out
few
minutes
after
our
food.
This
worked
as
I
had
to
send
my
stew
back
when
I
saw
cashews
on
top.
Lobster
roll
was
definitely
cooked
in
butter.
There
was
no
mayo
on
the
sandwich.
Waffle
fries
were
seasoned.
Love
seasoned
hot
fries.
There
was
a
decent
amount
of
lobster
on
the
roll.
It
does
come
on
a
round
bun
not
a
hoagie
roll.
It
also
comes
with
house
made
potato
fries
so
Spencer
suggested
adding
side
of
fries.
The
half
dozen
baked
oysters
were
full
of
flavor.
They
were
a
bit
salty
to
me.
I
have
blood
pressure
issues
so
try
to
watch
my
salt
intake.
I
could
taste
it
immediately.
Happily
shared
as
6
would
have
been
too
much
for
me
to
consume.
The
moqueca
stew
was
filled
with
small
shrimp,
bite
size
pieces
of
the
fish
of
the
day,
red
and
green
peppers,
onions,
tomatoes
garlic
and
yummy
spices.
It
definitely
reminded
me
of
a
curry
dish.
The
balanced
flavor
was
on
point.
I
did
send
the
1st
one
back
as
mentioned
due
to
cashews.
The
second
one
was
piping
hot
with
side
steamed
rice.
Good
portion
size
for
one
person.
Let
me
mention
there
is
outside
dining
available
on
the
patio.
I
normally
do
not
do
outside
dining.
However,
the
patio
is
not
at
street
level.
You
can
dine
out
and
not
worry
about
pedestrians
walking
past
your
table.
Covid
or
not,
I
am
not
a
fan
of
that
so
I'd
dine
out
here
on
a
nice
day.
Masks
are
required.
Social
distancing
is
observed.
All
waiters
wore
masks.
There
is
a
sign
on
the
door
as
you
enter.
Actually
2
signs
one
on
each
door.
One
last
thing,
there
is
a
larger
bar
area
downstairs
where
you
can
dine
as
well.
This
is
also
a
nice
cozy
dining
area
to
enjoy
your
food.
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