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FWDbuff

04-12-2007, 06:31 PM

If you dont go anywhere else in OCM, you GOTTA go to SEACRETS. Trust me. Do the words "Meat market" mean anything to you? The nice thing about Seacrets is that it is usually a good stop year-round, not just during the summer.

The Purple Moose is also a good stop. The Firehouse Tavern, though blase for you and I, is usually a fun stop. These are more seasonal places though. And Hooters, of course, is guaranteed to have eye candy.

Dont know about their steaks, but if they are as good as their seafood is, Phillips Crabhouse may be worth looking into.

One of the better hotels- I am thinking the Holiday Inn Oceanfront, has a nice resturant I took someone to once- I remember having good filet mignon.

ftfdverbenec770

04-12-2007, 10:22 PM

one word of advice when it comes to east coast steaks, mostly maryland steaks, they arent anything great. now i come from the mid west, kansas city where we know BBQ, and what i had that night was not a steak. If your going to be in OC, have some crab or some sort of seafood. your not going to find any better crab anywhere.

There is one place, i cant remeber the name of it, that we went to and it was really good food. Its some restraunt that caught fire a few years ago, the owner rebuilt, and is back up and running. we got some deal for $25, it was all you could eat crabs, shrimp, ribs, fries, etc. It was really cool cause they just put down some brown wrapping paper on the table, poured the foot on the table in piles, and you just went at it. for some reason hoopers is in my head, but i could be totally wrong.

hwoods

04-12-2007, 11:29 PM

There is one place, i cant remember the name of it, that we went to and it was really good food. Its some restraunt that caught fire a few years ago, the owner rebuilt, and is back up and running. we got some deal for $25, it was all you could eat crabs, shrimp, ribs, fries, etc. It was really cool cause they just put down some brown wrapping paper on the table, poured the foot on the table in piles, and you just went at it. for some reason hoopers is in my head, but i could be totally wrong.

No, You are right, it's Hoopers Crab House on Rt. 50 in West Ocean City. My vote on the Best Restaurant in Ocean City goes to Harrison's at the Inlet. Fine Dining overlooking the inlet area. 2nd Place goes to Captain Buntings on the Bayside, at the end of Talbot St. 3rd Place award is the Bonfire on Coastal Highway, midtown. A bit pricey, but worth it. The posts above that mention a few watering holes are right on the money. I've spent a week or two in Ocean City for the last 60 (Yeah, 60) years, so I've been to a few of the Restaurants and Bars there myself.....:eek: :eek: The Maryland State Firemens Association's Annual Convention has been held in Ocean City EVERY year since 1968, and it's usually a Firefighter Friendly place.

Callaway, Y'all going to play Eagles Landing course?? It's a good one.

And Last, ftfdverbenec: Do you folks out there realize just how much you ruin a good steak by letting it get near BarBQue Sauce?? Steaks are meant to be eaten with a tinge of Salt and Pepper applied while Grilling, and nothing else.:D :D Putting BBQ sauce on a good steak is like going to bed with a fully dressed woman..........:eek:

GeorgeWendtCFI

04-13-2007, 12:11 AM

No, You are right, it's Hoopers Crab House on Rt. 50 in West Ocean City. My vote on the Best Restaurant in Ocean City goes to Harrison's at the Inlet. Fine Dining overlooking the inlet area. 2nd Place goes to Captain Buntings on the Bayside, at the end of Talbot St. 3rd Place award is the Bonfire on Coastal Highway, midtown. A bit pricey, but worth it. The posts above that mention a few watering holes are right on the money. I've spent a week or two in Ocean City for the last 60 (Yeah, 60) years, so I've been to a few of the Restaurants and Bars there myself.....:eek: :eek: The Maryland State Firemens Association's Annual Convention has been held in Ocean City EVERY year since 1968, and it's usually a Firefighter Friendly place.

Callaway, Y'all going to play Eagles Landing course?? It's a good one.

And Last, ftfdverbenec: Do you folks out there realize just how much you ruin a good steak by letting it get near BarBQue Sauce?? Steaks are meant to be eaten with a tinge of Salt and Pepper applied while Grilling, and nothing else.:D :D Putting BBQ sauce on a good steak is like going to bed with a fully dressed woman..........:eek:

I'm going to an outing down there in June. Eagle's Landing is on the list. Looks like a tough one.

Amen to the steaks. But a little garlic is OK.

hwoods

04-13-2007, 12:53 AM

I'm going to an outing down there in June. Eagle's Landing is on the list. Looks like a tough one.

Amen to the steaks. But a little garlic is OK.

George, I'll be in town from the 16th thru the 23rd. The MSFA Convention is that week, and our golf tournament is on the 21st or 22nd.

GeorgeWendtCFI

04-13-2007, 01:26 AM

I'll be there 1-4. You think I'd be crazy enough to go down there when there is a fire fighters convention?

hwoods

04-13-2007, 08:20 AM

I'll be there 1-4. You think I'd be crazy enough to go down there when there is a fire fighters convention?

:D :D :D :D :D

MalahatTwo7

04-13-2007, 08:40 AM

I'll be there 1-4. You think I'd be crazy enough to go down there when there is a fire fighters convention?

Awwweeeee com'on George! :D Where's your sense of Adventure? LOL I was at the Convention with Harve and Laura last year, was a good time.

And yes, the Purple Moose is .... ummm... interesting...... ;) :p

callaway75

04-13-2007, 10:09 AM

Harve, I will have a list of courses we're playing in a day or two, hope they're not dog tracks. Good info on the restaurants, the boys will appreciate it. None of us have ever been there, it's always Myrtle Beach. I forgot in my OP to ask about the seafood, I hear it's very good. The boys love a good hearty meal before a night of debauchery. ftfdverbanec770, that place sounds like a good one. Keep it coming, as I said, I'm going down there blind!! Thanks for the Info.

CaptainMikey

04-13-2007, 01:24 PM

Two Words GREEN TURTLE!

ftfdverbenec770

04-13-2007, 06:04 PM

And Last, ftfdverbenec: Do you folks out there realize just how much you ruin a good steak by letting it get near BarBQue Sauce?? Steaks are meant to be eaten with a tinge of Salt and Pepper applied while Grilling, and nothing else. Putting BBQ sauce on a good steak is like going to bed with a fully dressed woman..........

i didnt mean put bbq sauce on a steak, i just mean bbq in general, ribs, sandwiches, steak etc. but really, a little gates sauce or kc masterpiece goes good on anything. :D :D :D

hwoods

04-15-2007, 12:40 AM

Two Words GREEN TURTLE!

Sorry Mike, it's the

GREENE TURTLE:D :D :D

davjohnson

04-15-2007, 11:34 AM

bars......there's actually too many to list them all here....what kind of bar are you looking for??? my favs include the Bearded Clam on Wicomico ST near the inlet, Purple Moose at Atlantic AV on the boards.......Seacrets is overrated by many of the locals but should be a good place to go this time of year

restaurants......Carrabba's and Waterman's, both on RT 50 in West OC, Blue Ox Steakhouse on 126th ST, Fresco's at 82d ST........Hooper's isn't bad but I prefer Waterman's

callaway75

04-25-2007, 07:47 PM

Heading out on Saturday. Thanks for the info. I wrote down the places to hit. How's the weather going to be down there for the next few days? Harve, we are playing Eagle's Landing, Bay Club West, Links@Lighthouse Sound, Bear Trap Dunes, and Bay Club East. Praying it doesn't rain much for the next week.Thanks again Guys.

MEck51

04-25-2007, 07:58 PM

Forecast looks good. Low 70's and sunny last I checked. Also if you like italian food, try Fresco's it's on the bayside can't remeber which street. But they have some of the best food I can remember and decent prices.

callaway75

04-27-2007, 10:57 PM

70 would be nice!! Thanks bro...

MalahatTwo7

04-27-2007, 11:20 PM

70 would be nice!! Thanks bro...

Are you talking ambient air temperature or the score on your golf card? :D:D

hwoods

04-28-2007, 12:06 AM

Are you talking ambient air temperature or the score on your golf card? :D:D

A pencil can adjust the scorecard, but the temperature is harder to work with....:D :D :D

tbonetrexler

04-30-2007, 03:46 PM

i didnt mean put bbq sauce on a steak, i just mean bbq in general, ribs, sandwiches, steak etc. but really, a little gates sauce or kc masterpiece goes good on anything.

Its not BBQ unless it is PORK and has VINEGAR. :D

PS
KC is good on chicken on the grill maybe, but you cant confuse it with the real thing. :D :D :p

callaway75

05-07-2007, 08:04 PM

Got back a couple days ago, had a great time, real fun city. Ended up hitting Hooper's, Waterman's, and Marina Deck for crab. I liked Marina Deck the best although that's because I got the most intoxicated there. For steaks we hit Blue OX which was fantastic. Also went to La Hacienda for Mexican which was unbelievable and cheap, best Maragrita's I've had in a while. Most places closed early because it wasn't the "season" yet, but we did alright.

Seacrets was unbelievable, loaded with women. Never really made it to any other club's, but did find a pretty good bar in our hotel lobby, which came in very handy.

The Bay Club was an absolute dog track, sad excuses for golf courses. Bear Trap Dunes was a good one. Eagles Landing was nice, pretty tough. Links at Lighthouse Sound was the best, one of the nicest courses I've ever played.
I certainly needed a few extra pencils, the scores were a little elevated, mainly due to the pretty girls driving around in the drink carts, I just couldn't say no!!

Thanks for the info brothers, It made for a great trip. I'll do it again next year!!

P.S- Those cops really don't like it when you're speeding to make an 8am tee-time, although they did extend courtesy..

dave29

05-10-2007, 11:59 PM

I be going to OC for first time ever on july 3 4 5 :D

hwoods

05-12-2007, 11:37 PM

Got back a couple days ago, had a great time, real fun city. Ended up hitting Hooper's, Waterman's, and Marina Deck for crab. I liked Marina Deck the best although that's because I got the most intoxicated there. For steaks we hit Blue OX which was fantastic.

The Bay Club was an absolute dog track, sad excuses for golf courses. Bear Trap Dunes was a good one. Eagles Landing was nice, pretty tough. Links at Lighthouse Sound was the best, one of the nicest courses I've ever played.
I certainly needed a few extra pencils, the scores were a little elevated, mainly due to the pretty girls driving around in the drink carts, I just couldn't say no!!

GEORGE W.CFI, You copy all of this?? Have a safe trip. :)

davjohnson

05-13-2007, 12:01 AM

Seacrets was unbelievable, loaded with women. Never really made it to any other club's, but did find a pretty good bar in our hotel lobby, which came in very handy.

Where did you stay??? Princess Royale Bayside???

GeorgeWendtCFI

05-13-2007, 12:39 AM

GEORGE W.CFI, You copy all of this?? Have a safe trip. :)

Got it. Eagles and Bear Trap are on my itinerary. I rarelt conduct pre-plan operations for the consumption of adult beverages, so we'll just let that happen.

callaway75

05-13-2007, 11:37 AM

Where did you stay??? Princess Royale Bayside???

Yeah, that's the place. The bar was good, the rooms not soo nice, but good enough. Quick walk to Seacrets.

callaway75

05-13-2007, 11:39 AM

Got it. Eagles and Bear Trap are on my itinerary. I rarelt conduct pre-plan operations for the consumption of adult beverages, so we'll just let that happen.

Georgs, if you have some extra time and want to play an extra round, try the Links at Lighthouse Sound. They snuck us out for an extra round in the afternoon, you will not be dissapointed!!

dave29

05-13-2007, 09:15 PM

Is OC on the ocean or bay?
I dunno nuttin about it, would like info, good places to see while there?

davjohnson

05-13-2007, 10:17 PM

OCEAN City is on the ocean.

There's a lot to see and do there....anything specific you're interested in???

dave29

05-13-2007, 11:11 PM

Cool
Got gokart tracks or race tracks?
Is their FD carrer or vally? I'd like to stop by vist a house

davjohnson

05-14-2007, 10:25 AM

OCMD has attractions for all ages. THere are amusement parks, wildlife refuge, golf, night life, minor league baseball, beach and a 30+ block-long boardwalk. There is a standardbred track nearby but not sure when of their racing season. There are also some stock car tracks within driving distance as well.

They have 5 or 6 volunteer fire staions with paid EMS.... and I have never felt unwelcome there. If you ride, the MD Red Knights have a large active club in the area and a smaller club in the Rehoboth area, just a few miles up the road.

MalahatTwo7

05-14-2007, 11:43 AM

They have 5 or 6 volunteer fire staions with paid EMS.... and I have never felt unwelcome there.

I think they have more firehouses per city block than anywhere I've encounted anywhere else so far. Also they appear to be very busy. I've been to OC 3x now and you can hear the sirens rolling very (almost) regular. Either that or one house makes a "sighting" and calls up the others to share a looky-see. ;) :p

dave29

05-14-2007, 12:54 PM

Cool thanks for info

TillerMan25

05-22-2007, 01:34 AM

good lord...I cannot believe the "Cork Bar" never got a plug! They are on Wicomico right off the boardwalk and are the best Fireman friendly bar in the city! They have the Coldest and Cheapest draft beer on the Boards!

Seacrets- waste of money
Purple Moose- Good for the Older Crowd
Firehouse Tavern- now is a parking lot..no longer exists

FWDbuff

05-22-2007, 07:31 AM

hwoods

05-22-2007, 08:48 AM

Tillerman- I NEVER came out of Seacrets "Empty handed." :D

Me neither, my wife was always with me.............. :D :D

And, to the question about Ocean City being on the Ocean or the Bay? The correct answer is yes. It's on both. I guess you could say that it looks out on the Ocean, with it's back to the Bay.

Someone said Seacrets is a waste of time. At my age, it is.

Fire Dept. is certainly a First Class operation, 6 Stations, 4 on the Island, Talbot St, 15th St, 70th St, 125th St. and two on the Mainland, Golf Course Rd. and at the Airport on Rt 609. Fire is all Volunteer, EMS is Career with Volunteers running extra units in unusual or MCI situations. Fire Apparatus is mostly New, with a couple of older pieces that are kept because they fit into tight spaces. All of the fleet is very well maintained, and operated by some of the best trained Firefighters and Officers anywhere.

We'll be in town on June 16th to the 23rd, along with about 10,000 other Fire and Rescue folks for the 115th annual Convention and Conference of the Maryland State Firemens Association. If you're anywhere close (East of the Pacific Ocean?) drop in. A great event.......:D :D It's a lot like Firehouse Expo, Fire Rescue International, etc, except it's FREE.

But, all said and done, not a bad place to spend a few days.

DennisTheMenace

05-22-2007, 08:52 AM

Atlantic City, Ocean City, Myrtle Beach, all the same town, just different accents coming out of the local's mouths. ;)

MEck51

05-23-2007, 04:50 PM

DennisTheMenace

05-23-2007, 05:20 PM

Dennis I kinda disagree. Maybe because I'm closer to AC, but I think OC is way more friendly and fun than AC, espeicaly when it comes to the family. And I think the violent crime rate is much lower for OC. But than again I only get down there a couple of times a year and I get to hear the AC crap all the time.

Seacrets is a little pricey, but when you only get to go there every once and a while it is a nice retreat, at least during the day. At night I'd rather try someplace a little more secluded.

I must say as well, it amazes how OCFD is all volly. Those guys get busy in the summer. I don't know where they find the time.
OC or Myrtle you go stumble out of the bar drunk and get beaten and robbed by a visiting biker, AC you stumble out of the casino drunk and get beaten and robbed by a local hood, same result. ;) Of course happens year round in AC, only during the warm months in the other two places. :D

GeorgeWendtCFI

05-23-2007, 05:57 PM

In AC, you can get beaten and robbed in the hotel parking garage or elevator.

davjohnson

05-23-2007, 06:07 PM

hwoods

05-24-2007, 01:33 AM

I get the OC local news daily and can't remember the last time anyone was robbed coming out of a bar by anyone. The robberies and crime that occurs there is the same as everywhere else. You'd have to show me otherwise.

Well, there has been two homicides in OC - in Seven Years.

About Ten Years ago, we were having nice, quiet, well behaved, Dumpster Races in the street in front of our Hotel, and the Cops got a bit upset......... I think it was because the OCPD team finished way down in the points standings........ :D :D :D

FWDbuff

05-24-2007, 07:33 AM

.....And then there's the time that a male subject was seen running naked up Coastal Highway. Coincidentally it happened the third week of June....:eek:

MalahatTwo7

05-28-2007, 06:18 PM

Harve, whats the schedule for the firetruck parade this year, at OC?

hwoods

05-29-2007, 12:12 PM

Wednesday, June 20th, 2007 - Start at 13:00 - Several Hundred pieces of Apparatus from 6 or 7 States. Bring the Maxim!! :D :D

MalahatTwo7

05-29-2007, 12:27 PM

Wednesday, June 20th, 2007 - Start at 13:00 - Several Hundred pieces of Apparatus from 6 or 7 States. Bring the Maxim!! :D :D

I wish we could. She is out of service due to broken starter. :( But I would love to. However, no promises, but I might be able to make it down for the day at least, and maybe even the night.... if I talk nicely to my bosses, here and at the station. Might be able too... well anyhow, we'll see.

GeorgeWendtCFI

06-07-2007, 07:36 AM

I'm back. Played Man O' War (in the rain), Ocean City Golf Club, Rum Pointe, Bear Trap Dunes and Eagles Landing. What a bunch of beautiful courses. Not only for the golf, but also for the scenery and the wildlife. I'm exhausted. I got my money's worth out of each of the courses.

Dinner, we visited Embers and Hoopers. Quantity and Quality were high (both were Prime Rib and Seafood buffets). Only real nightspot was Mackey's out on the deck. That was alot of fun. The Hooters was the worst I have ever been in. I was going to go to Seacrets, but I found out the girls there are not into fat bald and ugly 48 year olds.

FWDbuff

06-07-2007, 08:24 AM

George- going to Seacrets just to watch the other patrons is worth the price of admission :D

Fat, bald and ugly 48 year old? Wow I was gonna say you described Carl till I re-read the fat part. :p

GeorgeWendtCFI

06-07-2007, 10:40 AM

George- going to Seacrets just to watch the other patrons is worth the price of admission :D

Fat, bald and ugly 48 year old? Wow I was gonna say you described Carl till I re-read the fat part. :p

He's alot younger then me, too.

dave29

06-24-2007, 11:52 PM

What street is the HQ on?
Im told 15th map shows 39th?

davjohnson

06-25-2007, 09:10 AM

OCFD HQ is on Coastal Highway at 15th Street.

dave29

06-25-2007, 11:09 AM

Thanks:) :)

MalahatTwo7

06-25-2007, 11:30 AM

dave29

06-25-2007, 12:40 PM

Thats cool, Cant wait to get down there be there july 3-5

MalahatTwo7

06-25-2007, 02:05 PM

You'll have fun! Just make sure and carry lots of sun screen for your EYEBALLS, cuz ya probably wont blink for at least 48hrs ehehehehehehe.

hwoods

06-25-2007, 02:35 PM

Ya can't miss it. :) Turn left (north) from Rte 50 and it will appear on the left hand side as you truck down the Coastal Highway. :)

I haven't done an actual count yet, but I think this one road has more fire stations on it than any other on the planet. :D:D And they are a busy lot too, or at least they were during the Maryland State Firemans' Convention.

There are 3 Stations on Coastal Highway, at (1-HQ) 15th, (3) 77th, and (4) 128th streets. OCVFD's other stations are (2) Dorchester st Old Downtown area, (5) Keyser Point Rd. (Mainland) and (6) OC Airport off rt 611, (Mainland)

MalahatTwo7

06-25-2007, 02:43 PM

SEE! :D I knew if I "stuck my foot in it" someone would answer eheheheehehehee. :D:D

hwoods

06-25-2007, 05:33 PM

SEE! :D I knew if I "stuck my foot in it" someone would answer eheheheehehehee. :D:D

So, How's that foot smell??........... :D :D :D

dave29

06-26-2007, 12:20 AM

LMAO Thanks for the tips

MalahatTwo7

06-26-2007, 05:11 PM

Just a pic or two from the Convention Fire Truck Parade:

MalahatTwo7

06-26-2007, 05:13 PM

A couple more

MalahatTwo7

06-26-2007, 05:19 PM

Last ones:

dave29

06-26-2007, 06:07 PM

Cool picts, LMAO at the tanker one
What street is that statue on?

hwoods

06-26-2007, 10:18 PM

Did Ya get a photo of the Fruitland (Md) VFD's Chief's Car??.....:D :D :D

MalahatTwo7

06-27-2007, 08:42 AM

Did Ya get a photo of the Fruitland (Md) VFD's Chief's Car??.....:D :D :D

You mean the YELLOW Hummer? If so, then yes, I did..... just wasnt sure about posting it. LOL

Dave, the statue is actually on the Boardwalk, near the toilet facilities - I just dont remember which cross street it is.

hwoods

06-27-2007, 12:01 PM

You mean the YELLOW Hummer? If so, then yes, I did..... just wasnt sure about posting it. LOL

Dave, the statue is actually on the Boardwalk, near the toilet facilities - I just dont remember which cross street it is.

NO, Fruitland's stuff is White over Red. The Chief's Car is a beautifully restored 1958 Ford Station Wagon. The Gentleman who drives it in Parades served as Chief back when the Car was in regular service. When it was replaced by a Suburban type vehicle in the mid 60s, the FVFD kept the Ford and later had it restored. They now have several command units, but the Ford is still useable, with everything working perfectly, except they did not put an 800 trunking radio in it. (Grab a portable and.......) :)

Dave - Boardwalk and Dorchester.

MalahatTwo7

06-27-2007, 12:47 PM

I might have. I'll have to remember to check my photo file when I get home.....

dave29

06-27-2007, 01:24 PM

Cool thanks :)

MalahatTwo7

06-27-2007, 11:22 PM

Did Ya get a photo of the Fruitland (Md) VFD's Chief's Car??.....:D :D :D

Sadly, no I did not. I had some troubles with batteries dying on me, and had to run and buy more for the camera. I know the car you are referring to Harve, but unfortunately, no pictures of that one in my files. :(

dave29

07-06-2007, 10:15 PM

Back from OC
Had fun, weather could been better tho, was very windy, couldnt go out on boats or nuttin cause of wind, fireworks were pushed back too had em last nite, Went to HQ both times i went the peoseon i need ed to see about getting a shirt wasnt there, hung out there got few picts, they r always on the run LOL

dave29

07-11-2007, 02:25 AM

Picts from OC
http://good-times.webshots.com/album/559833130uXbzvU

CaptainMikey

07-26-2007, 02:46 AM

I did have the unfortunate chance to ride the city bus with a bunch of teenagers from that crap h20 club. I was riding from south divison to 143rd. They did not know the meaning of shut up, scary thing was that they were sober. Ive ridden that bus at 3 in the morning with the drunks. That is another adventure in its self.

LtJohns355

07-26-2007, 04:49 AM

hwoods

07-26-2007, 10:29 AM

just think... i have to work there!

You work out of 15th St??...... Couple of Friends Volunteer there... Jason B. for one.....

LtJohns355

07-26-2007, 07:12 PM

we transfer stations .... last year i was mostly at station 3 (74th st). 15th is headquarters... station 4 is 130th st. the only station i never really worked at was station 2 all the way down near the inlet on dorchester.

I have another full-time job now, haven't been in the city in about 4 months

I don't know many of the volunteer guys just a few... know any of the full time guys?

davjohnson

08-02-2007, 03:21 PM

just think... i have to work there! all of those idiots you were with on that bus are the same type of morons that get so drunk they can't even flinch. i have the address to seacrets memorized i mean it's just rediculous!

Do you have that many calls to Seacrets or is it more of people who have already left the property??? I've never seen any fire/EMS responses there.

LtJohns355

08-03-2007, 03:14 PM

i would say that during "most" summer weeks... there are at least 10 calls and up to 20.

hwoods

08-04-2007, 12:03 AM

i would say that during "most" summer weeks... there are at least 10 calls and up to 20.

When we're in town, we're there for a week to ten days. I can agree that I hear calls to Seacrets occasionally......... :eek: :eek: :eek:

ffscm72

08-04-2007, 02:34 AM

Dude you'd be stupid not to stop by Hoopers Crab House....all you can eat everything and beer out the a$$...worth every penny you can muster...lol

davjohnson

08-04-2007, 01:39 PM

Dude you'd be stupid not to stop by Hoopers Crab House....all you can eat everything and beer out the a$$...worth every penny you can muster...lol

Hooper's is OK and I can't say anything bad about them. If you want to try other crabhouses and don't mind a little travel, check out the Old Mill in Delmar, Red Roost near Whitehaven, or Crab Barn in Long Neck. The Red Roost would be the top local crabhouse on my list.

...but if you like scrapple, you got to go to Bridgeville!!!

hwoods

08-04-2007, 03:41 PM

I'd like to see some of these folks trying to find Whitehaven. I'd bet that only about three posters here know about the Whitehaven ferry......:D :D

SapphyreBlues

08-04-2007, 04:58 PM

davjohnson

08-04-2007, 06:46 PM

I am almost afraid to ask, but curiosity has gotten the best of me. Seacrets? Is that like a restaurant? sounds kinda shady to me :rolleyes: If it is a restaurant, I have a feeling the happy meals aren't for the kiddies -- or those with bad hearts.

Seacrets is probably the largest and most popular night club/bar in OC located at 48th Street on the bay side. They also have a restaurant and the food isn't bad. It started out as a small tiki-bar in the late 80's and grown to what it is today. I think there's 16 bars and 5 stages, with the most popular being in Marley Hall, especially if you like to bump and grind, and grind, and grind.

Shady???..no!!! But, what happens at Seacrets, stays at Seacrets...

Their website is www.seacrets.com