Lei Lounge in San Diego, California

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$30	50%	$15

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$15

Convenient fusions have the power to revolutionize society, unlike the mind-boggling spork-whisk and the dangerously counterproductive blender-sewing machine. Enjoy successful edible fusions with today's Groupon: for $15, you get $30 worth of California-style fusion cuisine at Lei Lounge on Park Boulevard.

Lei Lounge serves up a roster of rich, savory dishes, culling inspiration from both sides of the Pacific Ocean. Roll up with a group of peckish pals and dig into a shareable meal, such as the loaded nachos, adorned with chili-spiced beef or chicken, black olives, black beans, guacamole, jalapeño peppers, and cheese ($12). The Kobe beef hotdog sliders pair tubular meats with a trio of mustard dipping sauces that complement each other better than a bikini with a matching monocle.

Legume lovers find fulfillment in the veggie burger, a grilled portobello burger topped with caramelized onions, cheese, spinach, and other opposites of meat ($7). The small-plates selection rotates daily, and may include edamame ($5), sweet-potato fries ($6), and Thai sticky coconut rice ($5). Wash everything down with the Tokyo Bubbles, a tongue-tickling blend of sparkling sake, mangosteen juice, and simple syrup ($8.50).

Lei Lounge's indoor dining area harnesses the eye-pleasing power of nature-inspired decorative accents, and the outdoor area showcases the beauty of actual nature. Open until 2 a.m. every night, Lei sates stomachs weary from rowdy nights of bingo at the community center.

Reviews

CityVoters placed Lei Lounge in the top five trendy bars four years in a row and Best of Citysearch awarded it with Best San Diego Same-Sex Singles Scene in 2008. Oh-So Yummy and San Diego Magazine gave Lei Lounge a favorable review. Zagat gives the food at Lei Lounge a rating of 16. More than 500 Yelpers give Lei Lounge an average of 3.5 stars, and 85% of Urbanspooners recommend it.

Try the Kobe sliders, the donut dessert and other noshy things. The cucumber martini hits the spot. – Fred M, Zagat

Not uptight or club like at all...I'd definitely come back for another chill night if I'm in town. – Kim D., Yelp, 1/21/11

Customer Reviews

The entrance is very noisy, but once you get past the bar, the side tented areas are lovely and semi-private with individual fire places and the noise level is much more bearable. The middle row of tables has very efficient space heaters, so even on a cold night, you are comfortable. The food was very good, fun, creative. The service fairly quick, even for a Friday night. Young atmosphere, trendy and lively. Small drawback: we could smell gas from all the gas heaters or fire places. Granted, we have sensitive noses and others may not notice it. Great place to go with a small group (6-10). Loved the tempura fried sweet potatoes! Crunchy and melting in the mouth with a maple flavored dip... to die for.

Michele M. · November 20, 2011

Great happy hour!

Jacqueline L. · November 13, 2011

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