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Seafood Shack Plywood Report
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The Seafood Shack plans to open in mid-September at Treasure Island.
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The Seafood Shack takes over the Isla space at Treasure Island.
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Port holes from actual ships separate the bar from the dining room.
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The bar at Seafood Shack.
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The dining room at Seafood Shack.
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More looks at the dining room at Seafood Shack.
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Another of the port holes that separate the bar and dining room.
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Reclaimed wood from barns in the Northeast line the walls.
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The lights at Seafood Shack.
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A look at the dining room looking at the bar.
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More looks at Seafood Shack.
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Patina copper columns keep the restaurant intact.
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The open kitchen at Seafood Shack.
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The exterior wall at Seafood Shack.
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The bar at Seafood Shack.
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The kitchen at Seafood Shack.
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