San Diego dinner: your recommendations
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San Diego dinner: your recommendations
Will be in San Diego on a Monday night in mid May. We are staying at the Manchester Grand Hyatt and will NOT have a car. Looking for mid priced (OK, California Mid priced) dinner, hopefully not a chain, maybe Mexican? Like quiet as opposed to loud, like good bar before dinner.
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Roy's has a new location downtown SD..they have a $35..
3 course meal prix fixe..it is a chain but a very good one.
There really isn't anything I would consider good Mex in the Gaslamp.
I like the bar and restaurant at the US Grant Hotel..Grant Grill..also, JSix at the Hotel Solamar is lovely.
Top of the Hyatt is a great place for drinks before or after dinner at your hotel.
3 course meal prix fixe..it is a chain but a very good one.
There really isn't anything I would consider good Mex in the Gaslamp.
I like the bar and restaurant at the US Grant Hotel..Grant Grill..also, JSix at the Hotel Solamar is lovely.
Top of the Hyatt is a great place for drinks before or after dinner at your hotel.
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Old Towne has some great Mexican places - can you take the trolley there? I have always had a car - you could do a cab - a fun experience.
I second the top of the hyatt- great place to have a drink! What a view.
Honestly - walking around 5th street and you cannot go wrong - check out the menus and see what looks good- Monday night should be pretty quiet. If you like Italian I like a place that actually has a sister rest. in Florence - I need to look up the name.
I second the top of the hyatt- great place to have a drink! What a view.
Honestly - walking around 5th street and you cannot go wrong - check out the menus and see what looks good- Monday night should be pretty quiet. If you like Italian I like a place that actually has a sister rest. in Florence - I need to look up the name.
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Many great suggestions there.... I would just chime in with what I think are the "special" good food with view experiences in san diego: 1)agree with the Prado at Balboa Park, a unique setting, 2) also think the ferry ride to Coronado is lovely, you could try Il Fornaio, even though it is a chain, the setting is gorgeous. 3) Island Prime is a short cab ride away and also has drop dead gorgeous views and a very san diego experience. All of these are moderate to pricey. You might check out the menus online for pricing. I also like JSix and Blue Point Coastal for their food and nice setting but no view.
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