Early dinner in Sorrento Valley/Mira Mesa
We often attend performances staring at 7:30pm at Qualcomm Hall on Morehouse Drive in Sorrento Valley. Is there anywhere reasonably nearby that serves excellent food and begins serving dinner at 4:30 or 5:00pm at the latest. We love great food, and also hate rushing through a nice dinner.
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I don't know if I would count it as great food, but there is the Karl Strauss Brewery on Scranton Road next to the San Diego Tech Center (1 block north of Mira Mesa). It's pretty well hidden, but it's only open Monday-Friday, since all of its business comes from tech workers.
So there's another option if your concerts are on the weekdays.
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You could head east on Mira Mesa Blvd. about 2 miles to the BevMo/Fresh&Easy shopping center. There is a really nice Food Court there. The restaraunt in particular is Amarin Thai Restaraunt...It is tucked inside a food court next to a couple other Asian restaraunts, one Indian Tanduri and the other Filipino fast-food style restaraunt among a few others. I have never been disapointed there. And if it is busy you could order to go and just eat outside on the patio.
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Amarin Thai Restaurant
6755 Mira Mesa Blvd Ste 109, San Diego, CA 92121›6 Replies-
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re: josephnl
I am pretty sure Ruth Chris in sorrento highlands (just east of the 5) opens at 4pm on Saturdays, if you like them. Arterra in the Marriott is just across the freeway from Ruth Chris, but it has gone downhill, and is now a more generic hotel restaurant.
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Arterra Restaurant
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re: josephnl
could try Kitchen 1540 at L'Auberge, although I don't know what time they open for dinner. Nine-Ten in La Jolla may be an option.
I think Piatti's in La Jolla is open through the afternoon. Roppongi's starts their happy hour at 4 pm. Americana in Del Mar is very casual and ok food, although open all afternoon/evening.
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re: sd4life
SD4life, Amarin Thai is good, most notably is their Tom Yum coconut milk soup - spicy, creamy, lemongrassy! So good!
For entrees, I think Spices Thai Cafe, just across the parking lot is usually better. It is my standby in Mira Mesa - probably one of the best restaurants in the zip code. I especially recommend their spring rolls... so fresh, basily, and served with delicious warm peanut sauce!
http://spicesthaisandiego.com/
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Amarin Thai Restaurant
6755 Mira Mesa Blvd Ste 109, San Diego, CA 92121
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You have lots of choices depending on your taste preference and budgets. Anywhere from highend Roy, Donovan near UTC, or the less expensive Apollonia; also depending on which night you plan this there is an inexpensive pretty good French lunch place Opera Cafe & Patisserie near Miramesa/805 planning to stay open later on Fri/Sat once in awhile (call ahead or join their email to find out when). Several choices on Miramar, lower budget, Seafood Island, if you like quick pretty good Vietnamese or Chinese food. You can yelp the zip code or freeze their map for general restaurant reviews (although sometimes the location is not really in the desired vicinity). I like Cavaillion as well, quite delicious, but not always very fast. There has been a Reader coupon for Cavaillion, and they frequently offer a discounted special of the evening Sun-Th. On Miramar there is also reasonably priced and fairly good Taste of Lebanon and Taste of India, although they don't seem as popular for dinnertime. Have fun!
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Taste of India
6780 Miramar Rd Ste 100, San Diego, CA 92121Taste of Lebanon
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