Rumor Reel is tucked away in a marina and is a well known spot with the locals. The menu covers everything appetizers, salads, main entrees, including handhelds for those wanting a quick bite. Cocktails, wine, and draft are available. I've enjoyed several dishes during my visit to the area here. The calamari was served hot, however the serving was small. The fish and chips is an option as the cod was hefty and batter ratio was good. The cream of crab was good however after a few spoons, it was too salty. Maybe just the batch the day of my visit, but I couldn't finish it. The Buffalo shrimp salad was a perfect dinner size though I'm not sure how I feel about the diced tomatoes and chopped red onions. I prefer them sliced and the generous portion of bacon was a lot. Adding avocado and subbing the dressing to their Old Bay ranch served on the side was a bonus. If you love peanut butter, the Reese's pie is decadent to polish your meal. Being a marina the parking shares the yard with boats, heed caution when maneuvering through the gravel lot. There are ramps at the entrance for access. Fun place as they have live bands and screens throughout. The staff here have wonderful hospitality! Go see the Rumor Reel if you're in the area!

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Good bar food and amazing music. Red Betty & The Ruckus are incredible. We really enjoyed our meal while listening to them play.

This is my second evaluation of the Rumor Reel. Since my initial assessment, there have been significant improvements! The quality of the food has greatly increased, the service has shown remarkable progress, and the overall ambiance is fantastic! The outdoor area and Snack Bar are particularly impressive. Additionally, they feature some excellent bands. If you haven't already, I highly recommend giving them a try!

My first time at Rumor Reel. We dined here because we had a friend who came by boat. Unless you live in Pasadena, this is a restaurant I have never heard of and by the water. The parking lot is interesting because you park underneath a boatel. I'm sure this place is nice in the summer months because they have a large outdoor patio overlooking the water. When we got inside, I noticed the noise level was loud! We didn't have reservations and were the first ones there so they seated us in the back area. I noticed the band was setting up but didn't say anything to the hostess. I went to the bathroom and when I got back we were moved to a high top. Our friends arrived but they didn't want to sit near the band so we asked for a table in the other room. We just had to wait 10 minutes for a table. Our server Dawn was really nice and let us have separate checks. She gave us complimentary hush puppies and corn bread for the table and both were great! I ordered the shrimp salad wrap and my significant other ordered the buffalo shrimp salad. I enjoyed both of our dishes. The buffalo shrimp had a kick but was pretty tasty. The food and service were great. I gave it 4 stars due to the noise factor.

Food is great with a very inventive chef and crew. Always coming up with delicious, different entrees and apps. The bar is well stocked with almost anything you want. Including "Pickle shots". The bartenders are friendly and funny. The wait staff keeps your food coming and are attentive. The rest of the staff keeps your table clean and can get you incidentals. Best part? They support many fantastic, local bands with varying musical interests. Rumor Reel is a patron of the local music scene which gives you great music and a great time...oh, and they're on the water complete with Tiki bar and outside music pavilion. Get there!

Let's start with ambiance. Rumor Reel offers indoor and outdoor seating. First visit, for lunch, was during the summer, so we sat outside on the deck overlooking the marina. Depending on which table you're assigned and which seat you take, your view might not be as panoramic as expected. I was stuck facing the industrious building next door. Still, the soft lapping of the waves makes for a peaceful and relaxing experience; and when I turned slightly in my seat, I could look at the boats and the waterfront homes. Second visit was in the fall, later in the evening; a bit chilly so we sat inside at the bar. A singer/songwriter was performing in the dining area. Good performer, perfect volume so you could enjoy the music but still speak to one another. I generally like bars and restaurants that are cozy, warm and dark. Rumor Reel is none of those. It has metallic decor and bright lighting. Not exactly the nautical theme I'd expected for a marina bar. The food and the people, both staff and patrons, make this restaurant a keeper. For lunch, I had Mango Mahi, grilled, with pineapple rice. Fresh and delicious. The second visit, we had appetizers, including calamari and jerk chicken skewers, and an entree of sea scallops. Not a single complaint. Well, maybe one: asparagus is supposed to be stiff enough to eat with your fingertips, not limp. Regardless, the meal was thoroughly enjoyable. The staff is friendly and efficient. Patrons seem to be mostly locals who all know each other, yet everyone made us feel welcome. It's like a marina-based Cheers bar. A new local favorite for us.