NOTE: This restaurant has since closed.
Dad’s visit was the perfect excuse to go out for a good dinner. After much deliberation on what kind of food we were all in the mood for, the cuisine chosen was seafood. The destination? Wave 2700. Bubby, Aunt Patty and I went here a while back when it first opened, and really enjoyed our meal, so I was automatically looking forward to it.
The restaurant is beautifully decorated inside and has a real nice outdoor dining area as well. It was a little too muggy to eat outside, but if you have the chance to do so, I highly recommend it. Our waitress, Lauri, was really friendly and accommodating and made some good suggestions. I started out with a drink, the dragon berry mojito, which Lauri assured me I would love, and love it I did. Mojitos are one of my favorite drinks. I’m a fan of the cool, refreshing taste of mint and in this particular drink, the sweet taste of dragon berry rum really made it the perfect summer cocktail.
As for the menu, there is certainly a lot to choose from. Everything looked so good that making a decision, at least for me, wasn’t easy. Everything from chilled shellfish to various fish entrees to chicken and steak to pasta. There is something for everyone. They even have a vegan and vegetarian menu.

Everything was presented beautifully and tasted great. I would definitely go back to Wave, whether just for appetizers and drinks or for an entire meal. The array of seafood options on the menu made me anxious to get back there for a return visit. There is plenty on it that I would like to try. The crab, hearts of palm & avocado salad, the coconut and almond shrimp combo, and the best sounding entree on the menu, in my opinion: the seafood risotto with halibut shrimp and scallops.
As someone who loves a great seafood meal and is always scoping out good places to find them, Wave 2700 is definitely on my list. If you haven’t been to Wave yet and you are a seafood fanatic, you must try this restaurant.