OT: Where to take my wife (Restaurant Review)

[SD Transplant]

It is our 3rd year anniversary tomorrow, and I wanted to take my wife to a decent place for dinner.

Since this event falls in the middle of the week, I figure the atmosphere would be different with less of a crowd. Now, we have a 16 month old daughter, and she will join us for the ocasion. I was thinking first a place where you can eat, listen to some music/band, and perhaps a little dance. However, with our little one with us, we were thinking something more of a restaurant (skip the dance & loud music).

Any piggs had a great dinner experience in San Diego lately? I’d like some recommendations for a restaurant.

Note: I would have picked a steak house, but my wife isn’t crazy about stakes (Flemmings, Mikey & Lou etc)…..any other ideas?

[barnaby33]

Roseville in Point Loma is quite nice. Its upscale without being annoyingly so. Its French food though so you must like butter.
Josh

[barnaby33]

Roseville in Point Loma is quite nice. Its upscale without being annoyingly so. Its French food though so you must like butter.
Josh

[barnaby33]

Roseville in Point Loma is quite nice. Its upscale without being annoyingly so. Its French food though so you must like butter.
Josh

[barnaby33]

Roseville in Point Loma is quite nice. Its upscale without being annoyingly so. Its French food though so you must like butter.
Josh

[barnaby33]

Roseville in Point Loma is quite nice. Its upscale without being annoyingly so. Its French food though so you must like butter.
Josh

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[UCGal]

Two restaurants I’ve enjoyed lately:

Sea Rocket Bistro
http://searocketbistro.com/

The Linkery

The Linkery

Both have really good/fresh/tasty food. Both buy their food locally and are part of the slow food movement. Both have decent vegitarian selections – as well as carnivore choices.

They’re in North Park – both on 30th – but different parts of 30th.

[UCGal]

Two restaurants I’ve enjoyed lately:

Sea Rocket Bistro
http://searocketbistro.com/

The Linkery

The Linkery

Both have really good/fresh/tasty food. Both buy their food locally and are part of the slow food movement. Both have decent vegitarian selections – as well as carnivore choices.

They’re in North Park – both on 30th – but different parts of 30th.

[UCGal]

Two restaurants I’ve enjoyed lately:

Sea Rocket Bistro
http://searocketbistro.com/

The Linkery

The Linkery

Both have really good/fresh/tasty food. Both buy their food locally and are part of the slow food movement. Both have decent vegitarian selections – as well as carnivore choices.

They’re in North Park – both on 30th – but different parts of 30th.

[UCGal]

Two restaurants I’ve enjoyed lately:

Sea Rocket Bistro
http://searocketbistro.com/

The Linkery

The Linkery

Both have really good/fresh/tasty food. Both buy their food locally and are part of the slow food movement. Both have decent vegitarian selections – as well as carnivore choices.

They’re in North Park – both on 30th – but different parts of 30th.

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