Nice riverside bar/restaurant with many happy hour...

Nice riverside bar/restaurant with many happy hour specials but that's as far as I'll go. The menu suggests the portions are regular entree size dishes but are really small in comparison to other restaurants in the area. The beers on tap are interesting but most are served in 10oz glasses at 'pint' prices. Had the jambalaya on my first visit and it was bland, lacking in substance and had only 3 small shrimp, a couple pieces which I assume were sausage and one piece of what I believe was ham. And no more than 10oz. Seems 10oz is the standard here. On my second visit (while being dragged and screaming 'no, please not again') I had the blackened red fish. Tasty but is was smaller than most appetizers at other restaurants. And at $22 a pop you had to second guess whether to order another dish like you usually do at a tapas restaurant. You get a vibe in here that it's a tourist trap with the pricey small portioned plates and tiny glass drinks. FYI: it's a 2-star bar with the extra star for great service.