Beloved SoCal restaurant serving iconic California cocktail to close after 50 years
Food & Drink Beloved SoCal restaurant serving iconic California cocktail to close after 50 years By Katie Jerkovich Published July 25, 2026, 2:08 p.m. Add The California Post on Google An iconic harbor restaurant In Orange County has promised to share the recipe for its signature mai tai before closing their doors for good after a half century. Located in Dana Point Harbor, the Wind & Sea restaurant has been serving guests since Bob Mardian opened the doors in 1972 at just 24 years old, according to the Dana Point Times.
- ▪Food & Drink Beloved SoCal restaurant serving iconic California cocktail to close after 50 years By Katie Jerkovich Published July 25, 2026, 2:08 p.m.
- ▪Add The California Post on Google An iconic harbor restaurant In Orange County has promised to share the recipe for its signature mai tai before closing their doors for good after a half century.
- ▪Located in Dana Point Harbor, the Wind & Sea restaurant has been serving guests since Bob Mardian opened the doors in 1972 at just 24 years old, according to the Dana Point Times.
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