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Restaurants near Torrey Pines Golf Course, La Jolla, CA

    • A.R.Valentien - La Jolla

      • 1. A.R.Valentien

      • Dine by the Golf Course
        • Expensive
        • Shoreline
        • 0.3 miles
    • Loft at UCSD (The) - La Jolla
    • Rock Bottom Restaurant & Brewery - La Jolla
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    • BJ's Pizza, Grill & Brewery - La Jolla
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    • Humphrey's La Jolla Grill - La Jolla

      • 5. Humphrey's La Jolla Grill

      • Flair for Fine Casual Dining
        • American
        • Seafood
        • Mediterranean
        • Latin American
        • Moderately Priced
        • La Jolla Village
        • 2.4 miles
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    • A R Valentien - La Jolla

      • 6. A R Valentien

      • The Lodge at Torrey Pines' dining room
        • American
        • Expensive
        • Shoreline
        • 2.7 miles
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    • Donovan's Steak & Chop House - La Jolla
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    • Roy's - La Jolla

      • 8. Roy's

      • Heavenly & Delicious Food
        • Asian
        • Japanese
        • Moderately Priced
        • La Jolla / Golden Triangle
        • 2.9 miles
    • The Shores - La Jolla
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      • 9. The Shores

      • Seaside Dining
        • American
        • Affordable
        • La Jolla / Golden Triangle
        • 3.5 miles
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    • Barbarella - La Jolla
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      • 10. Barbarella

      • Local Flavor
        • American
        • Italian
        • Moderately Priced
        • La Jolla / Golden Triangle
        • 3.5 miles
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  • La Jolla is a defining area for California cuisine and stuff your face creations. Tapas, meet more tapas. You could get yourself an uppity hamburger at the Burger Lounge, a new school take on the traditional American slab of beef, completely with a Jetson's approach to the interior, or you could have a sit-down Mexican fiesta at Alfonso's, where your burrito comes with a fork and knife, adorned by a massive margarita that will probably, and should probably let you stumble off on a nice beach cruise until your keys miraculously re-appear in your pocket a few hours later when you find yourself at Mission Beach, covered in kelp and SDSU paraphernalia. And, of course, if you want a cliche vacation dinner overlooking the cove, at sunset, with bronzed couples laughing delectably over a bottle of wine and seafood caught right down the street, there's plenty of places to conspire in the great San Diego past-time that is the sun setting a block from your house, and the ocean slowly rocking you to sleep.

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