Another Freebie Day

We tried Rock'N Fish at L.A. Live on Saturday with Mr. Monkey's family.

Ugh. What a stupid name.

It's a local chain with a typical chain feel.

With crayons and fries, it was the perfect destination for Little Monkey Niece.

The dungeness crabmeat cocktail ($14.95) came with aioli and cocktail sauce.

Fresh, meaty, and zero work. Thumbs up.

The San Francisco garlic cheese toast ($7.95) was a crowd-pleaser.

Mr. Monkey's father went to town on a large bowl of clam chowder ($7.95).

And then he devoured these Manila clam steamers ($14.95) in wine broth with Andouille sausage, fire-roasted corn, red pepper, onion, and garlic.

Little Monkey Niece liked her spaghetti.

Mr. Monkey ordered the oak grilled shrimp and garlic brochettes ($14.95) with sauteed spinach and fries. He enjoyed the whole garlic cloves.

I got the crab cakes ($14.95) with spicy mac 'n' cheese and sweet potato fries.

Good enough. It's hard to be unhappy with these components.

Little Monkey Niece's parents shared a warm chocolate lava cake ($7.95).

Mr. Monkey and I dug into the sticky toffee pudding ($7.95).

Best thing of the day in my opinion.

Little Monkey Niece is constantly moving.

It's hard to get a good photo of her. She's almost always a blur.

She and her parents gave me this.

Suh-weet.

After a free lunch (and free shoes), we checked into another free hotel room.


The sunset from our window was pretty cool.

We love free stuff.