Anthony’s Fish Grotto: The Good, The Bad, and The Pandemic

SAN DIEGO—One of Downtown San Diego’s iconic restaurants had shut down in 2017, making way for the shinier, glossier Portside Pier (which just opened a few weeks ago, in the midst of a global pandemic). Anthony’s Fish Grotto certainly made its presence felt during the 60-some years it existed on...

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Anthony’s Fish Grotto: The Good, The Bad, and The Pandemic

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