Scott s Seafood Restaurants is a chain of restaurants. It offers a range of starters that includes prawn cocktails, fried calamari, seared ahi tuna, steamed manila clams and Dungeness crab cakes. The restaurant chain s entr e menu includes various dishes of seafood, such as smoked wild salmon, almond-crusted sea bass, grilled halibut, saut ed prawns, blackened snapper and Australian Read more...

Established in 1969, The Old Spaghetti Factory is an international restaurant company that serves more than 10 million customers annually. It operates several food outlets in Arizona, California, Colorado, Missouri, Idaho, Hawaii, Georgia, Kentucky, Ohio, Minnesota and Washington. The company s restaurants feature centerpiece streetcars and brass headboards. Its restaurants provide a variety of food items, such as hamburgers, meatballs, Read more...

House of Genji is an eating establishment that offers a range of food items and beverages for lunch and dinner. The restaurant specializes in Japanese cuisine and has been in operation since 1971. It serves a variety of beef, chicken and seafood dishes. The restaurant serves families and business clients in the Silicon Valley. House of Genji s menu features Read more...

Established in 1970, Carrows Restaurants is a chain of more than 90 company-owned eating establishments that specializes in the western United States culinary culture. The chain has locations in California, New Mexico, Texas and Nevada. Its restaurants serve breakfast, lunch and dinner. The chain s breakfast menu features sausage and bacon skillet, chicken fried steak and eggs and hash browns. Read more...

For more than 20 years, Bella Mia restaurant and banquet has been offering Californian and Italian cuisine in San Jose, Calif. It offers soups, appetizers, salads, pastas, pizzas, sandwiches and main courses. These include garden salad, baby spinach and beet, golden apple and gorgonzola, crab cakes, chicken and walnut, chilled shellfish, grilled salmon, roast turkey cob, grilled steak, pepperoni pizza, Read more...