Camarillo restaurants
We're looking for a "special" restaurant in the Camarillo area, to take visitors, who will be living there in the near future. Any suggestions?
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Breakfast at Eggs N Things has never disappointed. It's not fancy, but instead a place that you can expect reasonably attentive service and well prepared food. Some locals say it's the best breakfast in town. It's a place where you get what you order, and it's prepared how you expected it. In my book, for breakfast, that's a good place.
Eggs N Things
92 E Daily Drive (Los Posas Exit from the 101)
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Baron Herzog winery which has a really good restaurant (just don't order the french fries) is really in Oxnard but close enough to Camarillo. sitting in the restaurant you can almost imagine you've been transported to Napa. The Kosher food was great. I had a boudin blanc on a roll with grilled onions and bell peppers that was wonderful. My wife had a fish sandwich that she found to be worthy of being served. Not inexpensive and even though it is a winery and I am of the faith there is only so much you can say about Kosher wine and I aint going to say it here. Nonetheless, a worthwhile Sunday lunch.
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re: kevin
My recollection is that you are quite close on the prices. There is foliage and grapevines to look out on but really you are facing the street, you just don't realize it. The wines by the glass are a tad expensive and the best one I had was a Russian River Chardonnay. The reds I had were mostly ordinary. Great gift shop as well with wonderful chocolates. If you go post a review as it's been two years since I was there and I would like to know how the food is holding up. Thanks.
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In the Thousand Oaks area for breakfast (although they do lunch and dinner too - just that I've not been for those menus) is Harold's. Well known for omelets that are huge (and good).
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Has anyone ever heard of the Texas Cattle Company? I would appreciate any infomation you can provide me on it. TIA
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re: LesThePress
I work in Camarillo, so I have visited pretty much all of the restaurants in the area, including Texas Cattle Company.
IMO it's very average. Burgers, salads, sandwiches, burritos...nothing stands out as being great. Burger patties are from frozen and food in general is pretty bland. They have a nice patio area and the service is great.
But there are other options in Camarillo that I think offer better food and atmosphere. Breakfast Cafe, Waypoint Cafe, Bandits and Woodranch just to name a few.
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For a twist, if casual is in order, go to the Camarillo Airport for lunch -Waypoint Cafe. Sit outside on the patio. Watch the planes come and go. Food is great and atmosphere way fun! This is special. Fancy special...not in Camarillo. Lunch is good at Peking Inn and a new restaurant should be opening soon in the same plaza; Bariloche or http://www.mybariloche.com/Coming_Soo....
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Not sure what you need in terms of "special," but we like Aloha Steakhouse on Santa Rosa Road. We've found California Grill to be hit-or-miss, were less impressed with Safire.
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Safire Restaurant
4850 Santa Rosa Rd, Camarillo, CA 93012Aloha Steakhouse
364 S California St, Ventura, CA 93001 -
My parents live in Camarillo now and I go quite often.
California Grill or Safire...I think they are still owned by the same people. Safire's chef used to work at Spago before opening this restaurant. There aren't very many "special" restaurants in Camarillo :o(
Sushi Hamayu is pretty good for sushi/Japanese food. It's pretty casual, but I do like the food. It is run by a Japanese husband & wife, but English is well spoken.
Watermark in Ventura is pretty good, a bit on the noisy side. Upstairs is a nightclub and downstairs is the restaurant.
If you go to Yelp you can get a little bit more info:o)
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Spago
176 North Canon Drive, Beverly Hills, CA 90210Sushi Hamayu
1855 E Daily Dr, Camarillo, CA 93010Safire Restaurant
4850 Santa Rosa Rd, Camarillo, CA 93012






