Know the low water depths along the route and at the eatery
Study navigational charts for the best route to access the restaurant
Check whether the restaurant can accommodate your boats’ length and beam
See how many slips are availabe if traveling with other boarders
Determine the fee and time limit of a municipal dock
Make a reservation, if possible, for both table and docking
Wait for a slip to open by blocking other thru-traffic (find a place to drop anchor or temporary tie-up)
Leave your boat at the restaurants’ dock to explore the village (unless you get the OK)
Bring less-limber guests (that would be me) to a restaurant reachable only via a difficult to climb bulkhead
Get all dressed up if you have to take your dinghy to dine
Enjoy the good times!
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