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42 Degrees North Restaurant and Lounge

Specializes in seafood with a separate "Fish Market Menu" that has a variety of fresh fish that can be prepared to your specifications. Also serves regular dinner fare such as beef, pasta, chicken, soups and salads. Outdoor deck open seasonally.

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Address: 690 State Road
Price: Entree $15-30
Website: 42degreesnorthrestaurant.com (opens in a new tab)

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