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Specialties
Cater your next boat adventure! Our Savor the Sea menu has plates for intimate outings and large celebrations. We offer wine too!
History
Established in 1973.
The story of The Cannery covers over 80 years of American History.
In 1934 Western Canners Company was founded to take over the plant and it remains at the same location today. The canning operation was then done by hand at the rate of 400 cases of fish a day.
On August 1, 1966 The Cannery was closed. Rebuilt by Bill Hamilton (the founder of Clean Harbor Day) as a waterfront restaurant and harbor cruise boat center in 1973, The Cannery regained its position of prominence in the community and once more was a focal point of interest and delight to all. In the fall of 1999, Mr. Hamilton sold The Cannery property to a developer who had plans of tearing down the restaurant and building homes on the property. In the spring of 2000, Jack Croul purchased the property prior to any new development or demolition. Mr. Croul entrusted the ongoing success of The Cannery to Southern California restaurateur Ron Salisbury. Ron’s family has a long restaurant history spanning 79 years as the own