Good homey food. Great views. We don't have room for desert, but seemed like a lot of folks were getting pie. Service was quick and friendly.

Thry have the best sourdough pancakes around!! I have had pancakes that say they are sourdough but they don't make my mouth pucker the way these do. It has been 8 years since i last visited and they still taste exactly the same as the last time i had them. So incredibly good with that sour punch. My husband's favorite is their smoked salmon omelet. The salmon is caught right there and smoke at the local fish block across the way. Very yummy food with amazing views.

Fantastic breakfast. Cute rustic building nestled right on a picturesque cove. Really beautiful spot that feels secluded between large rocky out croppings jutting into the ocean and protecting the cove. Waitress recommended sourdough blackberry pancakes that came with an egg and potatoes. Everything was cooked just perfectly, but the pancakes stood out: hot, soft inside, slightly crisp at the edge, topped with berries and more berries inside the pancakes. Fantastic flavor, not too tart not too sweet. A great breakfast find!

Eat here. Fantastic views great food and service. This review needs 85 characters a picture is worth a thousand words :)

Awesome place for fresh dungeonous crabs at a great price of $25 each. The blackberry pie/ice cream was very good also.

1/2 order of fish and chips. The fish was a bit on the small side but breaded and fried to perfection. Crisp on the outside and jucey on the inside. Fries were really good all the way around, and the staff was friendly and helpful.

Seascape Restaurant, Trinidad, CA - August 26, 2023 We had spent a nice morning checking out the City of Trinidad - enjoying the beach down at the Head, getting a nice cappuccino and scone in town, checking out gift shops and the amazing local heritage museum, and more. At around 1 pm, we decided it was time to get some lunch. It took us a while to land on just the right place. Trinidad Bay Eatery failed. We waited 15 minutes after being seated and never even got waters. We left. The Lighthouse Grill almost made the cut, but not quite what we were looking for. Finally, we landed on Seascape Restaurant, down on the water near the pier. We were told it would be about a 30 minute wait to get seated when we arrived at about 2 pm. We were hungry, but judging by how busy this place was, we figured they must be good, so we got on the list. While waiting, we decided to take a walk down on the pier and onto the wooden dock. The dock floated rhythmically on the gentle pulsation of the ocean, giant rock monoliths popping out of the ocean floor only a few yards away. It was a nice way to spend a few minutes enjoying our natural surroundings while we waited. We headed back to the restaurant, and after about 15 more minutes we got seated. The restaurant is clean and very efficiently operated. The guy that was the host at the front end was running the place like clockwork. In addition to getting people on the list and getting people seated, he was keeping an eye on the patrons as well. If a table was missing waters or seemed to have a need, he was on it and directed the staff to take car of it. I was very impressed. Our waitress was friendly and attentive. We ordered a bottle of Salmon Creek Chardonnay from Sonoma (nice lower end wine but reasonably tasty - $18), a seafood platter (fried cod, sole, shrimp, and sea scallops with fries), and an authentic like-homemade New England-style clam chowder. We sat side by side, partners in seafood and wine, and enjoyed our meal looking out to the ocean and pier - $66 out the door with tip. Wonderful meal and worth the wait! Oh yeah! This is the spot! We'll be back!