Best Californian Restaurants in Mission Hills
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- CCedricSan Francisco Bay Area •1 review5.0Dined 1 day agoThe duck meatballs wasn’t the best , the tomatoes sauce that came with it was just too much and was salty. The shrimp was fabulous, the desert wasn’t too enjoyable, but overall, it was a classy environment with people dressing nice on a Saturday and would definitely go again to try other dishes and for the experienceMore infoKettner ExchangePrice: Expensive• Contemporary American• Little Italy•4.7
- KKennethBaltimore / Maryland •1 review5.0Dined 1 day agoFood and service was outstanding. The must have dishes are the pork belly and venison tare tare appetizers, the oxtail gnocchi and Secreto entrees, and the date cake for dessert. The H&W Negron was also a stand out.More infoHerb & WoodPrice: Expensive• Californian• Little Italy•4.7
- TTeriVIPSan Francisco Bay Area •28 reviews5.0Dined 1 day agoThis was our second visit to Animae. Last night we dined as a couple, and I think we enjoyed the dinner even more than with a group of 7. We were not distracted by the friends and conversations, and we appreciated the amazing creativity and innovation that Chef Tara is bringing to San Diego diners! We began with the Kampachi Crudo with Yuzu sauce as a cold starter, and it was excellent. We also had the Beet Salad from the cold starter section, and the beets were on a ricotta creamy sauce. Also Excellent! My favorite burst of flavor from both visits was the Hunan Lamb Chops which have Szechuan Peppercorns as one of the lively flavors, from the Hot Starters section. We ordered the Wagyu Fried Rice, and enjoyed it very much with the Lamb Chops and with the final meat course: Roast Duck Leg, with an Asian flavors sauce. We had the Chocolate Cremeux dessert, and it was also a show stopper! The table service was gracious, informative, friendly, and not irritating in any way. The scene inside the restaurant was very cheerful, and the room is dramatic and very arty! Animae is definitely our go-to restaurant for out of town guests who might have preconceptions that San Diego dining is not on an international level.More infoAnimaePrice: Very Expensive• Contemporary Asian• Downtown / Gaslamp•4.8
- SSheaSan Diego •1 review5.0Dined 4 days agoServer was super nice and sociable, gave great recommendations for both food and places to visit after our meal. Ambience was wonderful, not too loud but didn’t feel empty either. Great food and experience overall. Would recommended the fried layered potato.More infoThe Prado at Balboa ParkPrice: Moderate• Californian• Downtown / Gaslamp•4.6
- JJanetSan Diego •4 reviews5.0Dined 4 days agoI guess this is my 5th times @ InsideOut, during my birthday; Thanksgiving; regular days without occasion & this is our first time for Holidays Oasis Experience with my husband. It was beautiful experience especially the ambiance was so fantastic, our server Jonathan, he’s so great. The food kind salty (oven chicken) but the filet mignon was so good very tasty tender, and juicy it was perfect, my husband love it so much that his favorite. It’s 10 score for me. I love the place and definitely is a must to come back and highly recommend 😘More infoinsideOUTPrice: Expensive• Californian• Hillcrest•4.8
Discover best Californian restaurants in Mission Hills
Discover the essence of Californian cuisine in the vibrant Mission Hills neighborhood of San Diego. This area is renowned for its selection of restaurants that skillfully showcase the freshness and innovation typical of Californian culinary arts. Each dining spot offers a unique twist on local and organically sourced ingredients, creating dishes that are both delightful and sustainably minded. The dining scene here is characterized by a commitment to quality and authenticity, where locally grown vegetables, responsibly raised meats, and freshly harvested seafood form the backbone of the menus. Patrons can expect a warm and inviting ambiance, complemented by attentive service and a menu that caters to a variety of tastes, including standout vegetarian and seafood options. The area is also noted for its craft cocktails, featuring unique and hard-to-find spirits that enhance the dining experience. A visit to Mission Hills offers more than just a meal; it's a culinary adventure into the heart of Californian cuisine, promising satisfaction and a desire to return.