American Cuisine: 53 Restaurants Found
Redfield's Sports Bar
Address: One Market Place, San Diego, CA 92101 (Map)
Steps away from the convention center; a stone’s throw from Seaport Village; and a San Diego minute from the Gaslamp Quarter is Redfield’s Sports Bar, in the Manchester Grand Hyatt Hotel. Redfield’s combines dining elegance and premium seasonal ingredients with delicious, classic sports bar dishes. With twenty-one high definition TV’s showing every sporting event imaginable, a gigantic pool table, and a fully loaded bar, Redfield’s is the ideal destination for game night or after work. Redfield’s also boasts a daily eight hour happy hour, with drink and food specials that will have people wondering why they’re not regulars. Enjoy a selection from Redfield’s cigar list on the patio or bring the family, Redfield’s has something for everyone.
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Whisknladle
Address: 1044 Wall Street, San Diego, CA 92037 (Map)
The new project of Arturo Kassel and Ryan Johnston, Whisknladle, is one of the most honest, down-to-earth, and genuine restaurants around. The transformed space, which was once home to Fresh[er], now houses a contemporary neighborhood bistro with a back-to-basics approach. Johnston’s menu celebrates local sources, house-made provisions, and traditional preparations, while Kassel’s wine list, as before, is focused on quality and diversity. Guests will find small plates, seasonal creations, and a truly welcoming space that now boasts an after-hours lounge as a casual nightlife destination.
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Bully's East
Address: 2401 Camino Del Rio South, San Diego, CA 92108 (Map)
If you ask the locals where to find the best prime rib in San Diego, they’ll tell you to try Bully’s East. Opened in 1971, this favorite San Diego hotspot is known for their famous Horseradish Crusted Prime Rib, but they also make the grade with their dimly lit Old World-meets-New World ambiance with rich colors and rustic textures. With a large array of options for brunch, lunch, dinner, and dessert, Bully’s is even open late—a tradition they’ve maintained since their launch 39 years ago. They also feature a full bar, an extensive happy hour menu, a sports lounge, and private rooms for renting. Bully’s East has made a legacy of its menu since 1971, keeping their menu options consistent, service top-notch, and their quality a priority.
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La Jolla Strip Club
Address: 4282 Esplanade Court, San Diego, CA 92122 (Map)
One of Downtown San Diego’s most popular restaurants has come to La Jolla: The La Jolla Strip Club joins the superior quality of prime-cut steaks with the casual appeal of a grill-it-yourself lounge for the ultimate carnivorous experience. The Strip Club’s extensive lunch menu offers a mouth-watering array of salads, sandwiches, and pastas; the dinner menu presents a tantalizing selection of 21-day-aged, Midwestern, corn-fed Angus beef cuts that range in size from 10-20 oz. The impressive dessert list is also worth checking out – with Naughty Treats like the Rated “R” Root Beer Float with root beer flavored vodka, amaretto, and vanilla ice cream, who can resist?
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Coronado Boathouse
Address: 1701 Strand Way, Coronado, CA 92118 (Map)
The Coronado Boathouse was built in 1887, a year before and by the same architects as the neighboring Hotel Del Coronado. Mirroring the hotel in elegance and style, the red and white Victorian landmark juts out onto a pier in Glorietta Bay Marina. The two-story restaurant inside is seeped in tradition, offering a wide selection of prime steak and seafood. Generous windows and porch seating offer guests views of the Marina while they dine on decadent Macadamia Crusted Halibut or Hand-carved Prime Rib of Beef. Whether staying in Coronado or taking a water taxi from Downtown, the Coronado Boathouse offers excellent cuisine in a historical landmark.
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