Hi,I will be staying at the Hyatt Regency Newport Beach next month
July 2005. How good are the restaurants in the hotel.What are the best
in a five mile circle?---Randy

texas has a coast. it's very long.

one would think that someone somewhere on that coast would know how to
find really really freshly caught seafood and cook it to perfection.

where would i find that person?

chefs who primarily rely on battered and deep fried productions are
automatically disqualified. it's a shame i feel it necessary to say
that.

do i sound like a food snob?

that's because i am.

i live in austin and i'll drive anywhere for a good piece of fish,
shrimp, or scallops - properly prepared...

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On 27 Jun 2005 18:42:15 -0700, "Curt Finch" > wrote:

>i live in austin and i'll drive anywhere for a good piece of fish,
>shrimp, or scallops - properly prepared...

It's quite a short distance downtown to Roy's Austin location.

-- Larry

"Curt Finch" > wrote in message
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> texas has a coast. it's very long.
>
> one would think that someone somewhere on that coast would know how to
> find really really freshly caught seafood and cook it to perfection.
>
> where would i find that person?

Try posting to houston.eats.

" > wrote:

>Hi,I will be staying at the Hyatt Regency Newport Beach next month
>July 2005. How good are the restaurants in the hotel.What are the best
>in a five mile circle?---Randy

There are lots. Register for the LA Times web site
www.calendarlive.com . You can search by location, price and/or type
of food.

Scott Peterson

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noticed how it remains so popular?

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>>Hi,I will be staying at the Hyatt Regency Newport Beach next month
>>July 2005. ....What are the best
>>in a five mile circle?---Randy

On our last trip there, we had outstanding meals at Aubergine and L'Orangerie in
Newport Beach, and 5' (Five Feet) and French 75 in Laguna Beach.

We'd highly recommend Five Feet in particular.

-- Larry