which will replace Ports O’ Call Village. However, the owners of the family-run seafood market have plans to expand nearby with an even larger space, while running a “pop-up” market at West Harbor.Dear Jane’s in Marina del Rey is the winning seafood-focused successor to Culver City’s soon-to-close Dear John’s
The timeline for the pop-up or new location was not immediately clear, and representatives from the restaurant did not respond Friday to a request for comment. The“San Pedro Fish Market is officially moving into the next phase of development and is excited to very soon have plans to share for our ‘pop up’ location within the West Harbor project which will have plenty of seating and all the great seafood we’re known for,” the Facebook post said.
Mike Ungaro, the market’s chief executive and part of the third generation running the family business,that his family wants to supersize the next restaurant and create one of the largest dining establishments in the U.S., with seating for more than 5,000 people. The company is hoping to build the seafood haven on property about a mile and a half north from its current location at Berth 93.
“We intend to maintain a home in San Pedro and are encouraged and thankful to be working directly with West Harbor on a plan for us to quickly resume operations in a temporary location,” the post said. “This will allow our family and staff to continue to serve our loyal customers while we explore a longer-term opportunity on the San Pedro waterfront.”
Close it for good, nasty ass food
San Pedro is a magical place.
🇹🇷⚽⚽🎯⚽.. ____.. 🏐☁️☁️🈴
Translation... They're moving to Austin Texas same as everyone else
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