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Islands Restaurant Manhattan Beach

Islands Restaurant Manhattan Beach

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3200 N Sepulveda Blvd, Manhattan Beach, California, 90266, United States
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May 5, 2018
I dislike doing reviews of less than 5 stars but this is (it usually is) something caused by strange management thinking. So, a "Chinese salad" is a bunch of refrigerated stuff piled up with some sad wonton stripes bought at Costco or something on a plate colder than a corpse. Waitresses were nice about it, though. The salad came back with warmth chicken, obviously microwaved, the plate was still cold. I Didn't want to make a bigger fuzz and ate it, but altogether it was a mediocre dish, Stay out of the salads in this place.

Apr 20, 2018
My favorite of the three in the South Bay. Smaller and more intimate. Same great food and service. A sculpin, longboarder, and onion rings. Always works for me! Chicken and fish, salads and a full bar. If you go to the Apple store... Stop by for a bite! Located inside and at the end of the north end of the mall.

May 11, 2018
This location offers gluten free buns which meant the gluten sensitive member of my party got to have a bun on their burger

May 7, 2018
Nice place to eat.. Not very affordable prices for a burger..

May 10, 2018
If you're looking for a great bowl of chicken tortilla soup, Island's is for you.

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