Steak Cuisine: 21 Restaurants Found
The Palm - San Diego
Address: 615 J St, San Diego, CA 92101
While just a few blocks shy of the Gaslamp District in San Diego, The Palm seems worlds apart from other restaurants. For one thing, it is steeped in tradition, as part of the oldest family-owned “white tablecloth” restaurant groups in the country. For another, the service is extraordinary and welcoming, making guests feel as if they are dining in the home of a good friend. Then there’s the menu, with a famous array of USDA Prime Steaks as well as fresh fish and seafood, classic Italian specialties, and oversized family-style sides meant for sharing. Dine here just once and you’re bound to return.
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Gaslamp Strip Club
Address: 340 Fifth Avenue, San Diego, CA 92101
The Gaslamp Strip Club is named after the restaurant's signature "strip steak." The 21-and over steakhouse offers an old-school supper club setting, complete with curved leather booths, dim lighting, and a central grill around which guests crowd to cook their own steaks. Grill options include a range of premium steaks and kabobs, as well as poultry, seafood, and vegetarian options. An extensive cocktail selection, late night hours, and a casual vibe amid artwork by the famous "pin up" artist Alberto Vargas makes the Gaslamp Strip Club an ideal destination not only for a meal but for an entire evening.
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Osteria Panevino
Address: 722 5th Avenue, San Diego, CA 92101
An osteria is a tavern-style Italian restaurant that features wine and complementary foods. Osteria Panevino, whose name combines the Italian words for bread and wine, shines with their award-winning list of domestic and Italian wines and fresh brick-oven baked pizzas. Whether you choose pizza or one of the authentic Tuscan pastas or seafood dishes, you’ll feel welcomed by the invitingly casual, but elegant, feel of a rustic farmhouse. Popular for both lunch and dinner, Osteria Panevino fills up quickly as a Gaslamp Quarter favorite.
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333 Pacific
Address: 333 N. Pacific Street, Oceanside, CA 92054
Cohn Restaurant fans take note: the San Diego restaurateur powerhouse has brought their fine dining expertise to Oceanside for their newest restaurant, 333 Pacific. It is an ode to Southern California, with breath-taking views of its seaside setting, innovative California cuisine, and a faultlessly stylish design aesthetic. Located on the first floor of the Wyndham Oceanfront Pier Resort, diners can feast on clever creations like Bleu Cheese Crusted Kobe Beef Meatloaf and Maine Diver Scallops seared in apple cider, while enjoying a stunning, panoramic view of the Oceanside Pier and beach. 333 Pacific promises a welcome invigoration of the North County dining scene.
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Bully's East
Address: 2401 Camino Del Rio South, San Diego, CA 92108
Ask anyone in town where to find great prime rib and they’ll send you to Bully’s East. Since its opening in 1971, the Mission Valley restaurant has been serving prime rib cooked to perfection, along with an array of equally succulent steaks, seafood, and barbeque. The welcoming, old-world setting is as rare as it is comforting, with rich leather booths and dim lighting. Sit in the formal dining room for privacy or opt for the lively bar and lounge, where happy hour, sports broadcasts, and a relaxed setting always draw a crowd. From early bird to late night, Bully’s East is a San Diego institution worth frequenting.
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