Restaurants in La Jolla
Recommended Restaurants by Groupon Customers
Welcome to Groupon San Diego! For our inaugural deal, $25 gets you $50 worth of grub and guzzle at Sea Rocket Bistro, located at 3382 30th St.
Sip wine, snack on paninis, and devour small plates in the heart of San Diego’s Italian district. With today’s Groupon, $25 gets you $50 worth of food and drink at Enoteca Style, an upscale café and lounge brought to you by the folks behind East Village spot Salad Style.
Today’s Groupon is full of savory, old-world deliciousness. Thirty dollars gets you $65 worth of food and drink at de’Medici Ristorante Italiano, the Gaslamp District’s home of fine Italian dining and former home of baseball great Willie Mays. Owner Salvator Vitale prides his elegant trattoria on the hospitality and service of his staff, and the cuisine that's lovingly prepared in the open kitchen or tableside (like the Atlantic smoked salmon or Caesar salad). Take a look at de’Medici’s extensive menu to find favorites from Southern and Northern Italy, including fettuccine alla Bolognese, linguini pescatore (with seabass, swordfish, clams, shrimp, and calamari), scaloppinie (sliced veal) or pollo (chicken) alla marsala, or piccata. If you once described yourself as a pescaphile in a personal ad, make sure to check out more of de'Medici's impressive seafood options. 1900: Commissioned the earliest-known audio recording of a person tripping over an ottoman. 1937: Commissioned the Spanish Civil War in order to inspire Picasso’s Guernica. 1966: Commissioned the Swingin’ Medallions beach-rock hit “Double Shot (Of My Baby’s Love).” 1990s: Commissioned all of Andie MacDowell’s movies.
Today's Groupon gets you $15 worth of pastabilities for $5 at Devine Pastabilities, the sandwich shop that was voted Best Sandwich in San Diego in 2007, 2008, and 2009 on 10 News A-List. The signature pastability is the "torpasta," a hollow garlic roll stuffed with pasta.
Today's Groupon is a man dressed as a woman feeding you food. You get $50 worth of food for $25 at Lips, a "drag diner" where men dressed in high heels, bras, skirts, dresses, and women's goalie masks wait your table and put on wildly entertaining drag shows. You get $50 worth of pasta, seafood, poultry, and anything else on the menu, plus drinks such as Lips' famous frozen cosmopolitan. Follow @Groupon_Says on Twitter.
With a classic recipe and fresh ingredients, The Philly Grill slathers hearty helpings of rib-eye steak and chicken onto thick rolls to quiet grumbles echoing from empty stomachs. The menu covers 14 variations on the traditional cheesesteak, including the mushroom-garlic philly, the french-dip philly, and the chili philly, which fits well in hands and rhyming couplets. Combos accessorize sandwiches with onion rings, chicken wings, or fries piled with any combination of meat, onions, chili, and wiz.
