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San Diego Dining: Under the direction of Chef Brian Malarkey (Bravo's Top Chef finalist), Searsucker has quickly become a comfortable choice for indulging in eclectic menus. Located on a busy block of the Gaslamp Quarter, this eatery is decidedly Californian. |
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San Diego Dining: Conveniently located at the crossroads of several neighborhoods, Urban Solace provides respite from the busy downtown life in the artsy community of North Park. |
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San Diego Dining: Intriguingly named after The Grand Del Mar's architectural muse, it would be wrong to assume that the restaurant cares more about looks than taste. The kitchen is headed up by Relais & Chateau Grand Chef William Bradley. |
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San Diego Dining: Located inside the hip haven that is the Hard Rock Hotel, Nobu San Diego offers some of the finest sushi in the city. There are also myriad cooked specialties on the menu if you are not in the mood to be dazzled by the onyx sushi bar's experienced chefs. |
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San Diego Dining: Enter the sleek and sophisticated seafood room at The Oceanaire and behold a space immediately reminiscent of a luxury cruise liner, allowing guests to immerse themselves in the fresh menu offerings. |
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San Diego Dining: Located on the western edge of the scenic Coronado Island, 1500 Ocean is the perfect place to go for a sunset dinner, whether you sit inside or out on the terrace. |
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San Diego Dining: The Lodge at Torrey Pines offers a pair of signature dining options named after the early-1900s California artist. |
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San Diego Dining: With roots as a jacket-required dinner room, Bertrand's has since turned to a more casual atmosphere while continuing to provide one of the best penthouse restaurant experiences in California. |
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San Diego Dining: Hike up your boot straps and mosey on down to San Diego's East Village for a culinary journey back to the wild west at Cowboy Star. |
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San Diego Dining: Out in the swanky suburb of Rancho Sante Fe is Delicias, a local favorite and somewhat hidden gem of San Diego. The kitchen is run by Executive Chef Michael Knowles, who honed his skills in the hills of Lake Tahoe. |
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San Diego Dining: Constantly topping the city's various "Best Of" lists, El Bizcocho is located at the Rancho Bernardo Inn Golf Resort and Spa. The menu choices here are timeless Californian fare. |
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San Diego Dining: When San Diegans want steak, they go to Fleming's. Stylish, contemporary dining is the hallmark of these iconic locations in both the city and La Jolla. As the name implies, the menu features |
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San Diego Dining: The California lifestyle is perfectly reflected at Georges on the Cove. The downstairs level offers modern and upscale dining, while the ocean terrace upstairs is a slightly more relaxed atmosphere. |
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San Diego Dining: Trendsetters and tastemakers have flocked to Miso Harney Sushi since the day it opened without slowing down. The ultra-cool vibe inside is set off by the rich red walls and marble counter tops. |
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San Diego Dining: Located adjacent to the world-famous La Jolla Playhouse is Wolfgang Puck's Jai. While it is technically on the UCSD campus, the fine dining here is a far cry from the mess hall you were forced into during your college years. |
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San Diego Dining: Featuring the dynamic pairing of Master Sushi Chef Katsuya Uechi and design impresario Philippe Starck, Katsuya by Starck is truly a feast for the senses. |
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San Diego Dining: The hues concealing the walls at Market are enough of inspire hunger in and of themselves, with shades of orange, red, and avocado. Follow this introduction up by rendezvousing with the super-fresh sushi menu. |
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San Diego Dining: While many restaurants will try to distract diners by engaging all of their senses, purists truly eat out for the tastes, while others are there in order to be seen. |
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San Diego Dining: The Palm is a famous venue in New York and Los Angeles, which made a seamless debut into the scene here in San Diego. Famous for their prime-aged steaks, giant lobsters from Nova Scotia, and traditional Italian fare. |
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San Diego Dining: One of San Diego's finest Italian restaurants located in the heart of Coronado, the Primavera Ristorante offers a unique blend of Northern Italian cuisine amidst the quaint island community. |
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San Diego Dining: Saltbox is all about local flavor, from the farm fresh ingredients that go into the menu, to the people who come through our door. |
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San Diego Dining: One of the top fine dining restaurants in San Diego, The Sky Room at La Valencia, is located on the 10th floor with spectacular 180-degree views of the Pacific Ocean. |
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San Diego Dining: Located in the heart of the seaside jewel of La Jolla, Tapenade offers French Provencal cuisine with an American twist. |
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San Diego Dining: For some of the best crab around, the southland heads to Truluck's in La Jolla. What makes it the top choice is the fact that the restaurant has its own fishery. |
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