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Terra Restaurant is very close to Balboa Park (near the intersection of University & Vermont, across the street from Trader Joe's, ample parking for Hillcrest).
Their brunch has a nice range of breakfast and lunch dishes and it won't break the bank. In fact, their champagne brunch - under $10 - is one of the best kept secrets in S.D. They been slow on the Sunday's I've been there; I don't think a party of 15 would be difficult for them to accommodate. And I've always received excellent service whether the dining room was full or not.
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Sunday is tough, because most places in that neighborhood will still be serving brunch at that time and will be quite crowded. I take it that a picnic in the park won't cut it? Waters' catering company actually runs the cafe at the SDMA, in the sculpture garden - maybe they can do something for you?
If that doesn't work, I think Parkhouse Eatery is a good idea - they take reservations for brunch, or maybe Vagabond in South Park - they serve lunch on Sundays.
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Well, if you didn't like the Gemelli's suggestion, which is perfectly situated for your event, you may have to opt for Hillcrest, downtown, or somewhere down by the Bay. You may want to try Terra http://www.terrasd.com/
or the Parkhouse Eatery http://www.parkhouseeatery.com/›1 Reply -
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Someone mentioned Laurel, but I don't think they do lunch. If the weather is fine, and if your budget can stand it, Bertrand at Mr. A's offers excellent food and a killer view. Finally, while some whose views I respect don't care for it, I like the Prado very much for lunch -- but then, to me, a great lunch is a delicious soup, a first-rate salad, and a nice bottle of chilled white.
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