In the summers you could pack over 200 people in the place. And if you're sitting at the Tiki bar, there is nothing but beauty to be seen as you look out to watch the sun set. Once you finish your margarita, or beer, you could hop back on your boat and head back home. That's how it was for quite a few people who frequented Violet Cove (also known as Anchors), the only waterfront restaurant/marina on Moriches Bay.
The place is closed now. The Real Estate listing (with Coldwell Banker), expired. If you drive to the place it looks desolate. Alone. And as dusk begins you tend to look around. The emptiness is deafening and a chill goes down your spine as you half expect the Flying Dutchman to come out and take you away.
Potential is unlimited," said a past frequenter from Medford. "Will be a gold mine eventually when the right individual(s) own it."
"Another Paddy McGee's", said Robert. "That's what I would like for it to be. It's not that difficult to get there. By boat or car. With good food, music, and atmosphere word of mouth would spread quickly."
Of course, not everyone enjoyed the place. Or living near it.
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