If there's a convention in town, Blue Point gets jammed with diverse diners who share a taste for sophisticated seafood. The menu swims with international accents: the spicy Mediterranean calamari appetizer is served with roasted bell pepper aioli. The small but serious oyster bar, which serves both raw and imaginatively prepared shellfish, is well worth a visit -- and the prices. The wine list is impressive, and the service efficient and friendly. The airy dining room has gleaming woodwork and walls of windows looking onto 5th Avenue and Market Street, a prime corner for people-watching.
Posted by heandshedog from Tucson on 12/2/06
Our appetizer was two each crab cakes, but where mixed with a filling. Each was about the size of a U.S. dollar, and cost about $13. A low priced wine by the bottle is about $48. The portions were very small. Our main course was delivered warm; not hot. The "liquid chocolate" cake was yummy. Drop $165 here for two people.
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