San Joaquin Magazine "Exploring Half Moon Bay: Imagine you have guests visiting from the East Coast asking where they can go to best experience a Northern California Pacific Ocean beach. Our answer is always the same: Half Moon Bay. As the easiest and fastest beach town to reach from San Joaquin (take 580 to 880 and then scenic 92 to the coast), Half Moon Bay has scenic beaches, a quaint downtown area, a variety of quality restaurants, the world-famous Mavericks surfing competition (where waves have been known to exceed 40 feet), fun-filled seasonal events, lots of outdoor adventure choices, and more. You might drive there for a day and wish you could stay a week. Be sure to take enough time to really explore the area, you will be pleasantly surprised at what you’ll discover...."
The Epoch Time "Crab Landing in Half Moon Bay: Half Moon Bay’s Crab Landing on Capistrano Road stands like a beacon overlooking the harbor, drawing folks from around the world to its seafood specialties. Upon entering the restaurant, you’ll notice its spaciousness, amazing seaside murals, and other water-themed decorations throughouttimes and food together, as many of them have the same passion for cooking. “Sharing good food together is a great way to express love,” he said...." -
Asian Week "Crab Landing, the new seafood hot spot dreamt up by owner Andrei Soen and his team, happens to open at a very fitting time: crab season. Aptly located in the picturesque coastal town of Half Moon Bay, the restaurant features a diverse fusion menu of all things delectable and fresh from the sea...."
Chow Hound "The Harbor Village complex at Pillar Point Harbor in Half Moon Bay and across Highway One from El Granada is finally opening up after a long delay. Crab Landing, the big view restaurant is now open..." -
HMB Review "Part seafood restaurant, sushi bar, steakhouse and Southeast Asian grill - the new Crab Landing restaurant in Princeton casts a wide net of culinary taste..." -
Peninsula Eatz "For everyone else, this huge new restaurant overlooking the fishing boats in Pillar Point Harbor and the sweeping Pacific beyond takes a greatest-hits approach to its offerings that is calculated to please the widest swath of diners..." -
Coast Views Magazine "Crab Landing announced its "Dining with the District" campaign, a community-wide effort designed to raise funds for the Cabrillo Education Foundation..."
San Jose Mercury News "But the real eatery gem is Crab Landing, which has all the characteristics of a fine steak-and-seafood restaurant, combined with floor-to-ceiling windows that overlook the harbor. Stunning seascape murals stretch two stories to join the downstairs bar with the upstairs dining room."
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