Best of SD?
I have tried Sushi Ota (love it), Phils BBQ (love it) and Point Loma Seafood (eh. I think its history is better than its food) but am looking for suggestions for other good places to eat in SD. Seafood restaurants/markets are preferable, but anykind of good food recommendation would be appreciated.
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Carl Schroeder's Black Horse Grille-San Diego in my humble opinion has to be added. We ate at Carl's New home last week and it was " an LA 10". The produce comes from Chinos farms and the dishes are stellar.
Standouts were the fried chicken with chino corn,short ribs and Crab App.
We will be back :)
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Oceanaire Seafood Room in the Gaslamp - worth every penny. The freshest fish anywhere and the portions are monsterous. Although it's not a priority to you, the ambiance is very fun, always lively and the service is second to none. For a more casual dinner, the oyster bar is a great time!
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Pablo
Aug 28, 2006 11:11 PM
We just had a great dinner at Izakaya Sakura, lots of seafood on the menu.
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The Fishery 5040 Cass in PB. Inside and outside dining. Good preparations. Very fresh fish as the restaurant shares space with a retail/wholesale fish operation. Not real fancy, but excellent seafood choices. Even the fish 'n chips is memorably good. Call 858-272-9985 for res.
ed
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Captain Jack
Aug 27, 2006 06:12 PM
I second Ed from Yuma's suggestion of the Fishery. You can read a review and see photographs of the food at
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kare_raisu
Aug 28, 2006 03:32 AM
I couldn't agree more with you...a year or two ago, but I think the quality of this place has gone down hill since they began to fall into their own trap of basking. I would still go there to buy the fish though -- immaculate. You might be ok staying away from any of the fried fish, shrimp, etc dishes (meager). Prices are too high for little ambiance as well, you feel like sardines in that place.
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pbhomey
Aug 26, 2006 09:57 PM
This might be a better link...it is the rotation of places many hounds hit.
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carln
Aug 26, 2006 09:37 PM
THanks for that link. It was helpful but really seemed to focus on french or fine dining. I dont really care about the setting or ambiance. I am looking for good food and thats it. Seafood is preferred, but if its good food served in a shack, its fine with me.
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