Klippfisk served several ways, along with other fishy dinners, are the order of the day at this fun, if rather kitschy, maritime-themed restaurant. The scallops and mussels are particularly good. It's not in the prettiest part of town, sadly, overlooking a rather bleak concrete plaza.
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The Northern Fjords
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