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- 4.6Food
- 4.7Service
- 4.6Ambience
- 4.4Value
Noise • Moderate
$60.00 per person
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Bluewater Grill - Redondo Beach reviews from people who’ve dined at this restaurant. Based on recent rating.
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Noise • Moderate
Beach Cities
Seafood
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Yes, Bluewater Grill is a popular choice for date night thanks to its harbor views, patio dining at sunset and consistently praised seafood. Guests often recommend booking a window or patio table for sunset; many celebrate birthdays and special occasions here. Expect a casual yet polished vibe, attentive service, and memorable seafood dishes, great for a romantic evening or special celebration. Call ahead for a sunset or quiet table.
Portions are generally moderate to generous depending on the dish, mains like lobster, swordfish and trout are described as ample, while some appetizers and special items (e.g., tiny scallops on certain dishes or happy-hour bites) can be smaller. Guests report most entrees are satisfying, though a few mentioned smaller servings on specific specials. If you’re particularly hungry, consider adding an appetizer or sharing sides.
Bluewater Grill – Redondo Beach is open for lunch and dinner most days. Regular hours are Monday–Saturday 11:30 AM–9:00 PM and Sunday 11:00 AM–9:00 PM. Because holiday and special-event hours can vary, guests recommend checking ahead or calling the restaurant when planning a special occasion or holiday visit.
Yes, the restaurant welcomes families and often hosts birthday parties and multi-generation dinners. Guests frequently mention booths, window seats overlooking the harbor and a patio that accommodates families (and dogs). Accessibility details aren’t explicitly listed, so if you need accessible seating or a specific table layout, call ahead and the staff will usually accommodate requests.
For views and atmosphere, arrive for an early sunset seating, guests rave about patio dining at sunset and harbor views. If you prefer a quieter meal, choose weekday lunches or early dinners; weekends and bar area evenings can be busy and louder. Happy hour and early-week specials (guests mention Tuesday lobster pie) can be good value but may be busier.
The ambience is relaxed, polished casual seafood dining with excellent marina views. Guests praise the scenic harbor outlook, sunset patio, fresh seafood focus and friendly staff. It can get lively, especially near the bar or during busy weekend evenings, but many guests still find it pleasant for conversation and celebrations. Expect a welcoming, waterfront vibe.
The dress code is business casual. Guests typically arrive in neat, relaxed attire suitable for a waterfront dinner or special occasion; many visit for date nights and celebrations, so smart-casual clothing is appropriate.
Yes, families and children dine here regularly, and guests report helpful, attentive servers with families and toddlers. There’s no specific kids’ menu cited in the reviews, so if you need child-friendly dishes or high chairs ask when booking. Consider an early seating or private room for a more relaxed family meal.
There’s no explicit public note about a formal waitlist, but guests report busy periods and recommend reservations. During peak times (weekend evenings, large parties) you may experience waits; calling ahead, reserving through online systems and arriving slightly early are sensible strategies.
Weekdays are often the best bet for a quieter meal and attentive service; many guests praise weekday lunches and early dinners. If you want special deals, guests mention a Tuesday lobster-pie special. For the full sunset-and-view experience, any clear evening works, just expect weekends to be livelier.
Yes, Bluewater Grill offers private-party options and has hosted sizable events (guests describe an upstairs event of about 50 people). The team handles group events and wine dinners, so contact the restaurant for capacity, menus and booking details for private dining or special events.
Yes, guests frequently report visiting Bluewater Grill on holidays (Mother’s Day, Father’s Day, Valentine’s Day) and special occasions, indicating the restaurant operates on many public holidays. Because holiday hours and demand vary, make a reservation or call ahead for holiday service and any special menus.
Yes, the patio is dog-friendly and guests report positive experiences bringing dogs (including a provided doggie bowl). If you plan to dine with a dog, request a patio table when booking to ensure a comfortable spot.
Yes, Bluewater Grill has outdoor patio seating with heated options and excellent views of King Harbor. Many guests recommend patio dining at sunset and praise the heated patio on cooler evenings, making it a popular choice for waterfront dining.
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