On the Line: Arturo Briones of Wildfish, Part One

Edwin Goei • OC Weekly • February 22, 2011
Wildfish, for a lot of people (including myself), is known for its generous Happy Hour–one of the best in OC. The discounts extend later than most and continue on the weekends. But it should also be known for its seafood and the man who makes it...
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