RESOURCES restaurants
COWBOY STAR 640 Tenth Ave. 619.450.5880 A restaurant, bar and butcher shop offering a dining experience that combines contemporary American cuisine with a western flare, all within a laid-back and cozy old west style atmosphere.
FIESTA CANTINA 142 University Ave. 619.298.2500 Fiesta Cantina offers a California take on south-of-the- border cuisine—as well as unbeatable ways to cool off with a laid-back tropical ambiance of a beach shack and incredible happy hour deals that emphasize “happy!” Start the day off right or go for a “hangover” cure with a festive brunchtime visit or wind down after work with a breezy two-for-one cocktail!
RESTAURANTS
BABY BACK JACK’S BBQ 1290 University Ave. 619.574.1644 Baby Back Jack’s brings to the Hillcrest neighborhood a “we aim to please” attitude and slow-cooked racks of ribs slathered in the house’s proprietary sauce. Other specailties include roasted chicken, pasta salad, baskets of fries, burgers and a chopped pork sandwich covered in barbecue sauce.
BAJA BETTY’S 1421 University Ave. 619.269.8510 Unlike its sister burger joint down the street, Baja Betty’s is less about social hour and more about winding down with friends after a long day in the office. Baja Betty’s instantly feels like home.
BAMBOO LOUNGE 1475 University Ave. 619.291.8221. Much more than just a wine bar, Bamboo Lounge offers many appealing appetizers to accent your wine and beer as well as a delightful weekend brunch all within a sophisticated ambiance.
BITE 1417 University Ave. 619.299.2483
This “modern California bistro and wine bar” offers more than just another snack. Every Sunday, prepare for a mouth-watering ride with an enjoyable Sunday brunch. The champagne flows freely to perfectly complement the menu, which has been thoughtfully compiled by Chris K. Walsh. And make sure to leave room for dessert! Now serving lunch 11:30 a.m. to 2:30 p.m. Monday - Saturday.
BRIAN’S AMERICAN EATERY 1451 Washington St. 619.296.8268 For hefty portions, tasty favorites and a kitschy mid-mod ambiance, Brian’s American Eatery mixes charming ‘60s-inspired décor with a massive menu of classic dishes like your mother used to prepare. Open until midnight on Friday and Saturday, finish a night at the bar with a great helping of true comfort food.
CITY DELI 535 University Ave. 619.295.2747 This Hillcrest eatery prides itself on food made from scratch. From real mashed potatoes, homemade salad dressings, custom-made extra lean deli meats, to cakes and pastries baked on-site by staff bakers, the food at City Deli is always fresh and delicious!
GOSSIP GRILL 1440 University Ave. 619.260.8023 This gal and guy-friendly eatery is the newest addition to the Hillcrest restaurant scene. The appetizers are sensual finger foods while The Flaming Cowgirl will get you a juicy steak. Then there are the array of spicy flatbreads described on the menu as “orgasmic”. The extended happy hour in the bar boasts drink specials and half-off most appetizers.
INN AT THE PARK 3167 Fifth Ave. 619.296.0057
A restaurant featuring continental cuisine serving up some of San Diego’s finest seafoods, steaks, pastas and salads in a romantic and relaxed setting .
LEI LOUNGE 4622 Park Blvd 619. 813.2272 For a touch of tropical paradise and tantalizing exotic cuisine with an American flair, Lei Lounge is your destina- tion. A full bar, fire pits and cabanas for outside dining under the stars as well as seating inside.
LIPS
3036 El Cajon Blvd. 619.295.7900 This North Park restaurant and nightclub offers entertainment and fine dining for those looking for something out-of the-ordinary. Cross-dressing waiters perform nightly, lip-synching to racy hits from today’s greatest divas.
LOTUS THAI 3761 Sixth Ave. 619.299.8272 (Hillcrest) 906 Market Street (San Diego) Lotus Thai restaurant been voted “Best Thai” in San Diego
Magazine. Lotus Thai is open for lunch and dinner with take-out and delivery available. Happy Hour is Monday- Thursday from 5:00 p.m. - 7:00 p.m.
MARBLE ROOM 535 Fifth Ave. 619.702.5595 An innovative menu with fresh and adventurous selec- tions make this one of the Gaslamp Quarter’s premier destination for small plates cuisine. The Marble room is a stylish and classy restaurant with a sophisti- cated ambiance.
MARTINIS ABOVE FOURTH 3940 Fourth Ave., Suite 200 619.400.4500 A swanky retro cabaret lounge, in the heart of Hillcrest, that serves up some of the best martinis around from its extensive and innovative list. Martinis Above Fourth also offers succulent dinner dishes and tasty appetizers.
OLD MILL CAFÉ 3949 Ohio St. 619.294.3804 A classic American-style diner, the Old Mill Cafe’ serves a wide variety of delicious dishes, from breakfast to dinner, all in a relaxed and comfortable atmosphere.
ORTEGA’S 141 University Avenue Suite 4. 619.692.4200 A gourmet Mexican-style restaurant, Ortega’s: A Mexi- can Bistro serves a wide variety of delicious dishes from enchiladas and tacos to Baja California-style lobsters.
PIZZA FUSION 3827 Fifth Ave. 619.278.0057 Gourmet pizza in its purest form - untainted by artificial additives, like preservatives, growth hormones, pes- ticides, nitrates and trans fats. The 75% organic menu features an eclectic variety of gourmet sandwiches, salads, desserts, beer and wine.
RUBY KITCHEN 1263 University Avenue 619. 487.9381 Ruby Kitchen offers up American comfort food with a dose of gourmet styling. The casual atmosphere and tasty entrees create a memorable and enjoyable late night experience.
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