Marine Room Restaurant

Located in: La Jolla, La Jolla / Golden Triangle

Price: $$$$

Chef: Bernard Guillas

Reservations: Suggested (Highly)

Amenities: Bar Scene, Prix Fixe Menus, Fireplace, Business Dining, Valet Parking, Private Rooms, Buffet, Notable Chef, View, People Watching, Outdoor Dining, Quiet, Romantic Dining, Special Occasion Dining, Group Dining, Chef's Table, Date Spot, Local Favorites, Waterfront Dining

Dress code: dressy, Upscale Casual, Business Casual

Atmosphere: Power Scene, Elegant, Great Views, People Watching

Cuisine: Contemporary, Eclectic / Int'l, French, American (New), American (Traditional), Californian, Seafood, American, Seafood

Attire: Dressy, Casual

Alcohol: Full Bar

Good for: Dinner, People Watching, Expense Accounters, Business Dining

Features: Winning Wine List, View, Ocean, Waterside:, Natural/Organic Ingredients, Game Served

Date opened: May 1941

Parking: valet, Parking available

Outdoor seating: No

Takout available: No

Delivery available: No

Child friendly: No

Good for groups: Yes

Accepted payment: Discover, Carte Blanche, American Express, Cash, Visa, Diners Club, MasterCard, ATM, Accepts Major Credit Cards

Specialty: Fine Dining, French Food, Waterfront Dining

Hours:

See the waves crash againts the windows during summer high tide dinners. Call for exact high tide dates and to reserve a guaranteed window table....
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The Marine Room has certainly made a splash over the years: The restaurant has been voted "most romantic" over six times in less than a decade, and received The People's Choice Award numerous times. The awards may stem from the superior location alone: Many places claim to be right on the water, but during high tide, the waves actually slap against the windows of The Marine Room's dining room. The menu has seen much revision since its inception in 1941. Chef Bernard Guillas is pro...
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The Scene- Perched out beyond the sand line on La Jolla Shores, waves often splash against the floor-to-ceiling dining room windows, which are the only thing separating you from the ocean at this classy, coastal establishment. It's won nearly ever local and culinary award in the book--from service to best chef--and it's all for good reason. This quiet, romantic destination defines San Diego's fine dining scene. The Food- Nearly every dish that lands on the table is overwhelming, considering the...
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Gaze at the ocean from this venerable La Jolla Shores mainstay and, if you're lucky, watch the grunion run or the waves race across the sand and beat against the glass. Long-running chef Bernard Guillas, now an internationally known celebrity, takes a bold approach to combining ingredients. Creative seasonal menus score with "trilogy" plates that combine three meats, sometimes including game, in distinct preparations. Disparate elements like tart cherries and portabellini contribute to...
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LA JOLLA.   Perhaps best known for its setting right on the beach, so close to the water that at particularly high tides the waves crash on the windows, the Marine Room also happens to serve fine, globally-influenced cuisine. Start with the signature lobster bisque, accented with enoki mushrooms, pancetta and yuzu cream. Main course highlights have included a trio of game (elk, ostrich and venison), fleur de sel-rubbed veal, and abalone-mushroom crusted barramundi. Impeccable service, ...
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Opened in 1941, the multi-awarding winning Marine Room Restaurant continues a tradition of excellence along the shores of La Jolla. Join Chef Bernard Guillas and Chef de Cuisine, Ron Oliver on a culinary journey as you indulge in global cuisine rooted in the French classics. With the ocean tide just inches from your window it is more than great dining it is an experience not to be missed....
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For more than five and a half decades, celebrities, world figures, residents and visitors have made it a habit to come to the Marine Room to enjoy its spectacular seaside panorama and exquisite meals....
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