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LA JOLLA KITCHEN

631 N. Resler Dr
(915-217-8157)
Open Tue–Thur 11–9, Fri & Sat 11–10, Sun 10:30–8. Brunch Sat & Sun 11–4. Closed Mon. Reservations recommended.
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New American

(From June 2011) This stylish new eatery on the west side promises organic, healthy choices without any sacrifice in flavor. Committed to serv-ing only fresh fare, chef Adam Alper starts early each morning, coordinating daily de-liveries and turning them into the likes of seared tuna with a dried-cherry compote; delicate, melt-in-your-mouth soy-glazed sea bass; and buttery, hormone-free beef sauced with a pomegranate demi-glace. Beer & wine.

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MESA STREET GRILL

2525 N. Mesa
(915-532-1881)
Open Mon–Sat 11–10, Sun noon–10.
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(From June 2011) Diners entering this quaint neighborhood restaurant are treated to the classy feel of pressed tin ceilings, tiled floors, and col-orful rugs. And the stylish interior is matched with an equally chic and somewhat eclectic menu. The salpicón salad with tender brisket is a favorite, but don’t pass up the panko-crusted fish and chips—tender cod and hot crispy fries. Bar (till 2 a.m.).

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