"I have cried a lot and I'm getting teary-eyed now," employee Debbie Hannah told the outlet. "It's not for the money. It was to get me out of the house, and what better to get out of the house and stare at the ocean all day and talk to people?"
Local resident Nelson Quintanilla said, "A lot of people come here for the view. I'm here for one last hurrah." This statement underscores the emotional connection many patrons have with the restaurant's scenic offerings.
Spyglass Inn Restaurant, which first opened in 1984, was renowned not only for its all-you-can-eat crab specials but also its breathtaking oceanside views and distinctive architectural design, described as one of the best in the city.
While it remains uncertain what will replace Spyglass Inn Restaurant, the closure marks a significant loss for both locals and tourists who cherished its atmosphere and offerings.
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