Bailey on a bench in front of Sweet Sage Cafe.
Breakfast and lunch are served daily. Lucky for us, the timing of our visit inspired us to order off both menus. Depending on the size of your appetite, selections are either light or abundant. Either way, your final decision is rewarded with an absolutely beautiful presentation of colorful and fresh ingredients, working together to create a delicious entree, appetizer or lite bite. The service is excellent, with the
restaurant’s owner personally checking in from time to time. Folks who dine with their dogs are warmly greeted and bowls of fresh water are immediately delivered to the table. Plan to order something for your canine companion to munch on from the Canine Cuisine menu. Fresh bacon treats are a given, along with selections like Pup Tarts or the French Poodle Toast. We could have stayed all day in the
pleasant garden area with our dining com- panions. Before leaving, be sure to step inside the restaurant’s gift shop. There are a couple of walls with photos and advertising posters from another era, including when Marilyn Monroe and Joe DiMaggio visited the beach. The unique thing about the pho- tos is that the restaurant’s owner is in many of the photos as a young boy. He grew up on the beach and shares his wealth of won- derful nostalgia. All fun, all good.
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