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Sustainable Seafood Restaurant Chain to Open Santa Monica Location

It Will Feature Ceviche and Poke, Sushi, Tacos and Burgers

Pacific Catch, a West Coast Fish House with locations throughout California, will open Pacific Catch Santa Monica. Able to accommodate over 200 patrons, it will feature a northwest-facing patio, open-air dining room, and a wine and cocktail bar. 

Located in a high-traffic cluster at Wilshire and 2nd St, the 5600 square foot restaurant shares its vicinity with notable establishments such as Fairmont Miramar, Wally’s, and Hillstone. Pacific Catch Santa Monica will feature ceviche and poke to sushi, tacos, burgers, bowls and Fresh Catch plates.

A press release on the location did not state what the opening date is expected to be.

All Pacific Catch locations provide 100% compostable take-out packaging as part of the Ocean Friendly Restaurant program. Following successful entries in San Diego (UTC, La Jolla) and Orange County (The Market Place, Tustin), Santa Monica serves as the first of many planned locations in the region for Pacific Catch.

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