Trebeache' coming to Blue Mountain Beach

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From the creative team that brought you Stinky's Fish Camp, we proudly present Trebeaché - soon to be 30A's newest, exceptional restaurant and event venue.

Trebeache' sounds like Ceviche

Trebeache' sounds like Ceviche

Or perhaps a French-English pun mashup Tray (Tres) Beachy < Very Beachy >

Tray-Beach-ay: Coastal elegance yet beachy

Vague yet whimsical...

Can handle up to 400 for special events? And we objected to a Hampton Inn?

Can handle up to 400 for special events? And we objected to a Hampton Inn?

this is an existing restaurant at Redfish Village condos in Blue Mountain Beach. Upstairs is a beautiful event space, which is needed in SoWal I believe. We do have plenty of outdoor event spots in resort towns but almost no indoor facilities. 331 South on the Bay is the only other one I can think of. Stinky's has an established Catering company, they are big music lovers and it seems all this makes good sense for them and our community.

Stinky's does not have adequate parking now. Visitors have to park along 30A or pay the valet. Redfish also does not have adequate parking so the same problems will take place on 30A or on Hwy 83. Other than the beach access issue, it seems that the same problems argued over the Hampton with crowds and parking also will exist in Redfish but with added music impacting the current owners.

Parking could very well be an issue for bigger events on occasion, especially during high season. Not sure what their solution will be. But this is quite different from a Hampton Inn, imo, in many ways.

I'm just glad I don't own, nor am considering, property at Redfish. My main concern, for the music events especially, is a venue in a residential area with plenty of alcohol being consumed. That was one problem the Hampton wouldn't have faced.

Stinky's does not have adequate parking now. Visitors have to park along 30A or pay the valet. Redfish also does not have adequate parking so the same problems will take place on 30A or on Hwy 83. Other than the beach access issue, it seems that the same problems argued over the Hampton with crowds and parking also will exist in Redfish but with added music impacting the current owners.

If you're paying for valet at Stinky's then you're not doing it right.

This isn't the first or last event venue coming to sowal this year. Another one was just approved by the BCC and no one seemed to notice.

Why doesn't anybody ever say anything about Local Catch putting cars down 150 feet of the bike path on almost a weekly basis for football games?

Why doesn't anybody ever say anything about Local Catch putting cars down 150 feet of the bike path on almost a weekly basis for football games?

Technically Local Catch isn't putting anything out there. To be fair those are people choosing to park their. They have also been fairly good about not blocking the bike path.

I'm just glad I don't own, nor am considering, property at Redfish. My main concern, for the music events especially, is a venue in a residential area with plenty of alcohol being consumed. That was one problem the Hampton wouldn't have faced.

The existing structure has always been a restaurant / bar / music venue and was approved as such in the development order along with a lot of other commercial space in the development. What's the name of your dog in the fight sir?

Why doesn't anybody ever say anything about Local Catch putting cars down 150 feet of the bike path on almost a weekly basis for football games?

is it a problem? I have never heard that it's an issue with anyone in that area. Great peeps at Local Catch!

is it a problem? I have never heard that it's an issue with anyone in that area. Great peeps at Local Catch!

It can get a little crowded on Sunday afternoons driving that stretch of 30A, but it one is doing the speed limit of 25 mph it's not difficult to navigate and I've seen worse parking at Gulf Place and Seaside in actual roadside parking.

Local Catch and Stinky's both routinely park cars all along 30a and on nearby roads because their parking is so inadequate. Not sure how many spaces at Redfish are designated for the restaurant, but bet there aren't enough for 400 patrons and staff.

The existing structure has always been a restaurant / bar / music venue and was approved as such in the development order along with a lot of other commercial space in the development. What's the name of your dog in the fight sir?

No dog. Just finding it curious that there is more support for a business that would impact the area in a similar fashion than other developments that have been opposed. To be fair, I'm not sure The Bowery ever generated the business that was noticeable in the area.