Dive Oyster Bar
A seafood-focused restaurant known for oysters, Southern-inspired dishes, and weekend brunch.
Go here if
- →You want $2 happy-hour oysters in SGV
- →You love Southern-style seafood and brunch
- →You want something completely different from the usual SGV spots
Skip it if
- —You don't eat seafood or oysters
- —You're looking for Asian food specifically
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"If it’s your first visit, consider trying both the seafood and brunch sides of the menu. DIVE is best known for its oysters, but the kitchen also puts its own spin on classic comfort dishes. The mix of seafood, Southern-inspired flavors, and creative specials helps set it apart from other restaurants in the area."
— Eat in SGV Team
The basics
- Address
- 5708 Rosemead Blvd #100, Temple City, CA 91780
- Price
- $$ · $20–40
- Cuisine
- SGV
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