Palm Springs, FL

Restaurants in Palm Desert/Springs and San Diego

4 posts · May 28, 1996 to Jun 3, 1996

Teri F.hewlett-packard san diegoMay 28, 1996

 Susan J. wrote:
_ I will be attending a conference in Palm Desert next week.  Any _ suggestions for restaurants in Palm Desert, Palm Springs, San Diego or La _ Jolla?

expensive:
Mikado, at the Marriott in Palm Desert.
Prego, on Friars Rd in Mission Valley in San Diego. Rainwater's, San Diego downtown. Top of the Cove, Rancho Santa Fe Fio's on Fifth, SD downtown

medium:
Shien of Osaka, Rancho Bernardo

cheap:
any Roberto's
Oscar's (Carmel Mtn Ranch, Encinitas?)

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From [email removed] Sun Jun  2 18:01:35 EDT 1996
Article: 25133 of rec.food.restaurants

Brian G.The Microsoft Network (msn.com)May 30, 1996

My favorite place in Palm Desert is called Palaminos on El Passo.  It specializes in Italian and Metiteranian food.  Open style kitchen, great pizza, pasta and grilled fish.

enjoy

Brian
Vancouver, Canada

From [email removed] Mon Sep 30 13:40:21 EDT 1996
Article: 27915 of rec.food.restaurants

Graham T.Compulink Information eXchangeJun 1, 1996

 Cafe Pacifica, 2414 San Diego Av. Old Town, San Diego - 619 291 6666

 I have Emailed you my notes.

 Graham
 http://www.compulink.co.uk/~gtigg/

Joseph L.Earthlink Network, Inc.Jun 3, 1996

 Two of my favorite restaurants in San Diego are both under the same
 ownership.  They are Laurel in downtown SD (Hillcrest) and the
 Wineseller and Brasserie, a wonderful combination wine shop and
 excellent fine dining establishment, on the northern edge of SD.  Both
 are exceptional!

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