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    Laja

    4.1 (72 reviews)
    Ultra High-EndModern European

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    Good for kids
    Outdoor seating
    Good for groups

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    Chicken & clams
    Debbie E.

    Meh- was expecting more for the $ & the hype. Asked for a printed menu- nope. Dishes were put in front of us & we had to ask what they were... Wine pairing was sub par. Lamb ragu with pappardelle was a winner & chicken was amazing, but we were full by that course & asked to take it home. When the bill arrived, I asked about the to go box & waiter shook his head no. Like they didn't save it- no offer to replace it or take it off the bill.

    Menu - May 2022
    Lindsay F.

    My partner and I made it a point to go to Laja on our last trip to Valle and we were so happy we were able to get in. We made a reservation about a week in advance, and only a 4:30 time slot was available- so book in advance. Prix Fixe Style Dining They have a prix fixe menu and beverage pairing for around $120 USD each so we both did that. We got 5 courses (see attached menu) with a variety of cocktails, beer and wine tastings paired. At first the food was smaller portioned and I was left wanting more...but I had to be patient because once we reached the 4th course I realized I would be ok. Favorite food items Sourdough, kefir, cucumber, kalamata olive! - I could eat the roti with kefir for breakfast, lunch and dinner every day for the rest of my life and be happy! Horse Mackerel - 4 different dishes- 3 utilized mackerel. 1 was a veggie side Favorite drinks - THE BEET COCKTAIL! - Vaca Choyera wine (if you're a natural wine freak like me you'll love it) I am giving Laja 4 stars instead of 5 because I feel like every dish should be a standout dish with prix fixe and some fell short. They got a lot of things right though. I like how everything is locally sourced from their farm. I support sustainable farm to food businesses and I hope they are around for many many years!!

    Chocolate mousse with yoghurt ice cream and cocoa nibs
    Tim S.

    From the very beginning of this dining experience we felt so very welcomed to Laja. The restaurant itself feels like you're dining in a friends cozy yet elegant home filled with family antiques and flowers from the garden that you can view from the patio. Be prepared to take your time, and savor the complex and well balanced chefs tasting menu. We especially loved the octopus/potato/chorizo appetizer and the delicate corn soup filled with baby zucchini/broccoli. Even the salad with kale/warm roasted tricolored carrots/peas and string beans with a light dill dressing was truly incredible. The main course of melt in your mouth roasted pork, whipped potatoes, shiitake mushrooms in a savory sauce of miso & saffron topped with shishito peppers just made us so happy. This chefs truly takes his time time to give the guest an experience and we were welcomed to the kitchen to thank Jesus for a job well done. Go, you won't be disappointed, and we will be back to this lovely gem!

    Salad
    Claire D.

    My husband and I had the 8 course tasting here with the wine pairing and it was very nice. The service was good given how busy it was. The place with basically packed by the end of our meal! The dishes had long spaces in between, so altogether our experience was 2.5 hours. There were a few things I didn't love. The bread wasn't my fav, and the salad didn't really stand out to me. The spider crab soup was ok, but not spectacular. The scallop tartare/ceviche? was interesting in that it had different tastes in each bite due to the distribution of the different ingredients. That said, it had too much cilantro and other flavors that I wasn't a fan of. My husband liked it more though. I LOVED the squash tortellini that were served in a delicious savory broth. I also loved the sea bass with its crispy flavorful skin, and the tender, meltingly delicious lamb. Those were amazing. We were both pleasantly surprised by the orange ice cream with wine soup which was refreshing and delicious. The goat cheese mousse was a surprise favorite. The texture was heavenly and the ice cream was soft enough that it went together perfectly, with crunchy candied nuts as contrast. The flavors of the mousse and ice cream together were amazing. Overall, it was a really fun and casual feeling dining experience for a surprisingly reasonable price given that we also got to try 7 wines and got coffee. We enjoyed basically all the wines, as well. Would definitely recommend!

    Lemongrass broth with duck filled dumplings - so flavorful; this was my favorite dish
    Amber E.

    We had a lovely dinner for a group of 20 of us. Service was impeccable, food, cocktails and wine were delicious.. And the atmosphere with huge fireplace and sparkling Christmas tree was really cozy. We had a five course tasting menu with a multi-colored radish salad, a delicious lemongrass soup with duck filled dumplings (so flavorful; my favorite dish), a yellowtail crisp with thinly sliced persimmon, and a yellowtail with mole, and a "floating island' desert. It was pretty loud inside with the acoustics, and too chilly to eat outside this time of year, but overall a really enjoyable evening.

    Hung T.

    It was a last minute trip out to the Valle and luckily our group was able to book a table for four just a day ahead for a dinner at Laja. Driving into the the venue, we knew we were going to be in for a treat. It's a very intimate and cozy setting placed inside a old house but well kept house. Service was good, food and wine was even better. We opted for the 8 course starting menu, starting off with complimentary bread. First on the menu was a salad with vinergretre. Honestly the only bad thing on the menu. I also didn't care for the soup but it did taste good. But of everything, the lamb was spot on delicious with its sweet/savory potato-like sauce. The civeche was fresh and mildly-creamy and just melts in your mouth. Desert was of course, a show stopper. I'm a huge fan of coffee scents and this did not disappoint. I believe their menu changes often but You can't steer wrong with Laja.

    Lucy W. H.

    LAJA is often called the French Laundry of Baja. Very beautiful restaurant with gardens supplying the fresh produce. They let my culinary group wander through the grounds and take photographs, enjoy the sunset. Impeccable service. Our menu that evening: Amuse Bouche Oyster with Chinese Cabbage Garden Green Salad w/Quail Egg Pan-roasted Grouper with Vegetables Local lamb with chard, onion puree and tomatillo Palate Cleanser Carrot Cake with goat cheese ice cream Chocolate with espresso ice cream If you really like a dish, you can ask for seconds, at no extra charge -- very unusual for a restaurant of this caliber. "Our portions are designed to please you, but if you liked any dish and want to try it again, please let us know, there is no extra charge." You are so sated and full that only person asked for seconds -- even though I was tempted. The palate cleanser was a cucumber gin sorbet, so delicious and refreshing. Definitely worth returning to Mexico just to dine here.

    Wines available
    Avelino C.

    I arrived at 7:45 without a reservation thinking that it would not be an issue for me to get a table but I was unaware that there was a month and a half wait in order to be seated at this restaurant. Antonio I believe he was the owner of the restaurant made space for us outside so that we can enjoy his restaurant. That was very kind of him. The menu gives you a choice of four course meal or an eight course meal. I picked the four course meal with wine. The four courses started out with a crab soup that had no cream or lactose in it and was completely a vegetable base. It was absolutely delicious and the pieces of crab were abundant. I was very happy to start the meal with a nice warm cup of soup and it was so cold outside. That was followed by a delicious white fish called Blanco which was set on a thin bed of spinach. I'm not 100% sure what tiny vegetables were cut in to the base of the fish plate but I do believe there were some non-spicy little red and green peppers and also possibly slices of cactus. It was absolutely delicious and I had to ask for more bread in order to wipe up the delicious leftovers on the bottom of the bowl. That was followed by a very simple ravioli stuffed with beef which was also quite scrumptious and light and easy to eat. The desert was an eclair which was not chocolate but coconut-based which was delicious with a nice hot cappuccino which was also served hot but perfect. The Decour is quite simple and reminded me of a place that I stayed in big sky Montana. The walls are made out of rock and the Decour is quite simple with no paintings hanging in the dining room and the kitchen directly off to the side of the restaurant. Our server was a young man by the name of Victor who is a local and grew up in an orphanage quite close to the restaurant. His demeanor and caring nature was very refreshing and quite sweet.

    9.2016
    John C.

    Guadalupe Valley or Valle De Guadalupe, B.C., Mexico According to Yelp Search: Ensenada, Baja California Location: Very rural, a few minutes off main highway down dirt road (common theme for most spots in the area. Building and grounds are very rustic. Old farm house feel and very plain within, wooden furniture throughout. - The WEDDING from Game of Thrones could have been filmed here. Overall nice charm and feel. Food: All local ingredients (similar to most other spots in area). - European , French. I'd go as far to say New American but would never say Mexican. I think it's a good thing... A nice break from all the delicious Mexican food I've had. The BREAD was incredible. Not sure people realize how good it is, Crust perfect - soft within. I'd put it against anything I've had in Paris while on my Bakery hunts. Service: Absolutely sub par ONLY if compared to fine dining given the caliber of food. - No explanation of food. - They leave bottle of water on table for you to pour. - Staff not too engaging. - They do provide NEW silverware at each of the 8 courses, Very Cool. - 2.5 to 3 for hours for the 8 course non wine paring tasting menu. - Would love to come here once a week if I could. Notable Meals I've had in the area solely based on food on a 5 scale: - Lunch 5.0 Corona del Valle - Dinner 4.5 Laja - Dinner 4.5 Corazon de Tierra - Dinner 3.0 Deckman's - Dinner 3.0 Finca Altozano

    Desserts were good
    Anna K.

    Not impressed food overly salty. Not imaginative. We had a guest from out of town come in and planned in advance to eat at Laja weeks before which was our first time. I have been to Deckmans and Animalon before and for the price of Laja expected our 8 course wine tasting paired menu to be on the same level as the aforementioned however it was not. We ended up paying roughly over $100 with tip per person for 8 course wine pairing and the food was overly salty and unimaginative. I would not come back nor would I recommend this place to others. The setting is nice one of the few (maybe only) all indoor 8 course meal venue with great atmosphere and protected from the elements. But food is not good for the price. Also we ate nov 2 and we still were served the October menu. Squash ravioli was too salty, duck was dry and tasteless. Risotto was too salt

    Ravioles de Calabaza con elote dulce
    Jose D.

    Laja is one of the most beautiful places in Mexico, the food is really poetic, the experience in global is amazing, the place service and wines.. If you love food this is a must. I come here often and always wnat to come back.

    Menu from August 2017
    Thomas v.

    Girlfriend and I ate dinner here the other night while we were in the area for a wedding. The location is very appealing, a small house set back from the road and in the local foliage. The inside is very clean and modern but with a rustic finish from. The bar, tables and chairs. The setting was very quiet. There was no background music so when there was a lull in conversation at all the tables, it was a bit eerie. We both ordered the four course dinner with wine parings; between the two of us we tried all eight dishes offered. The first two courses, four dishes, were good, though not spectacular. The highlight of the evening was the third, I guess main, course. I had the local catch which was deliciously tender while she had the beef which could be cut with a fork. For dessert, the sorbet was melted while my fennel cake was very tasty. The wait staff was friendly, but very slow sometimes and the pacing of the meal left something to be desired. Overall the food was good, not sure if worth the cost due to the lack of atmosphere and sterile service we received. Would consider coming back if we were in the area but wouldn't come out of our way to eat here.

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    Hidden gem! Excellent chef and food. Gourmet food with great wine pairings. We enjoyed it all. We'll be back!

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    Wonderful restaurant. Food is very simple - more like traditional Italian food in style. Very good service. A great value.

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    Deckman's en el Mogor

    Deckman's en el Mogor

    4.0(333 reviews)
    3.2 km
    •$$$$

    First, I wanna say that I don't engage in fine dining often not that I don't enjoy it. It's just…read moreoutside my regular price range. So my experience is based on my limited exposure to this type of dining. The ambiance is very cool, outdoor in the middle of vineyard. We were there in late July, so it was a little warm but bearable. The staff were professional and very attentive, we enjoyed a variety of menu items to really explore the menu. We had the oysters, the pig, the cod, and the ribeye. Everything was delicious, we tasted a variety of wines for which i do not remember the names, but they were primarily from the neighboring winery. Overall I was pleased and I would return again, but maybe after I have saved some more money LOL.

    This was one of our favorite meals of our trip. We were a party of 8 and had reservations at 6:30…read more We made it during the golden hour and the photos were excellent overlooking the vineyards. The food was really great. We received an appetizer for the table from the chef to start off our feast. The Blood Clam aguachiles were amazing and a must order. It is not your typical agauachiles. The clams were chopped up with made it a perfect dish to share for all of us. It was excellent. We moved on to a very delicious salad that was not on the menu but we asked for a house salad that we can all share. It was packed with fresh lettuce, tomatoes, beets and radishes. We moved on to our main course and the ribe eye was seasoned and cooked to perfection, enough to share for about 4 people. We ordered 2 but we could have easily had just 1. The oven roasted Curvina with vegetables as also very tasty. It was not my favorite but when you have rib eye cooked the way it was, we didn't need the fish. We topped off the night with dessert a frambuesa with vanilla ice cream.

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    Carbon Angela’s Kitchen - Skirt Steak with a Red Bell Pepper Chimichurri Sauce and Mixed Organic Vegetables

    Carbon Angela’s Kitchen

    4.7(288 reviews)
    89.8 km•South Park, North Park
    Family-owned & operated
    Established in 2023

    The food is delicious here and the place is cute, however, they are consistently understaffed and…read moreit's a problem. If you need a job waiting tables maybe hit them up. If this were the first time, we might understand, things happen and sometimes you have to work shorthanded, but this wasn't the first time, more like 4th or 5th time over a period of several months and every time we come they are clearly understaffed and this place gets packed so it's not like they don't need more people. An entire restaurant is run by 2 servers, seems like maybe the owner and her son, and we could only see 2 kitchen staff working their asses off behind the glassed in kitchen, which likely means no breaks for any staff and everything takes forever. If you don't mind sitting and waiting for your food and drinks, by all means go here. The first time we were almost late for a show because dinner for 4 of us took almost 2 hours. We hope this review might inspire them to expand their staff because the food is delish and we want to keep coming back!

    This is probably the longest overdue review I have ever written, but at this point, not writing it…read morealmost feels selfish because I would very much like to always be able to get a table here. But alas, Carbon Angela's Kitchen deserves every flower, every reservation, every "you have to try this place" text thread, and every bit of love. This place has become one of my absolute favorite hidden gems in San Diego. Easily top five for me, and as someone who dines out a lot for a living, that is not a casual statement. There are places you like, places you recommend, and then there are places that start to feel woven into your actual life. Carbon Angela's Kitchen is that for me. Angela is truly the heart of this place. She has this way of making you feel like you are not just coming in for dinner, but being welcomed into something she deeply cares about. And Emanuele is absolutely part of that magic too. Together, they have built something that feels warm, generous, soulful, and so special. They feel like long-lost friends and family now, and I am honestly just so proud of them and all they are creating. The food is the kind that makes you want to order with the whole table in mind. The griglia mista is hands down one of the best investments you can make if you are dining with a group. It is the meat platter, it is the moment, and it is absolutely worth ordering. Four to five people can split it, especially if you are also doing appetizers, salad, wine, and a few extra things for the table. It is such a perfect nod to what Carbon was before Angela took over, when the space leaned more BBQ, but now it feels beautifully married with Angela's warmth, Italian influence, and the kind of hospitality that makes the whole meal feel like an experience. And please do not sleep on the rest of the menu. The short rib is fire. The arancino trio is always a yes. The eggplant croquette? Obsessed. The crespelle? So good. The Everything Salad is my favorite salad on the menu, and the street corn should never, under any circumstances, be skipped. I said what I said. The wine selection is top tier, the appetizers are memorable, and the whole place has that rare magic of feeling cozy, intentional, and completely unpretentious. You can come for a low-key dinner, a girls' night, a celebration, or one of those "we just need a really good meal and a really good glass of wine" kind of evenings. And the back patio? Perfect for an evening under twinkling lights. It is one of those spaces that just begs for a long table, good conversation, clinking glasses, and the kind of night that accidentally turns into a core memory. They also have catering menus available, which is very important information to keep in your back pocket if you are hosting anything soon. What Angela has built is honestly something to behold. One of the hardest-working restaurateurs doing the dang thing in a city like San Diego, and now opening Bedda across the way too? I am in awe and wonder watching it all unfold. It takes so much courage, grit, taste, excellence, and heart to build what they are building, and you can feel all of it in the room. Carbon Angela's Kitchen is a true labor of love, a hidden gem, and one of those places I will keep cheering for again and again. Go hungry. Order the griglia mista. Get the Everything Salad. Do not skip the street corn. Share Share Share, so you can try a little bit of everything and do a tried and true family style meal, you won't regret it.

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    Wolf in the Woods - Sweet Corn & Piñon Soup (100% -- the famous one)

    Wolf in the Woods

    4.6(550 reviews)
    94.8 km
    •$$$

    Fantastic plates combining contemporary presentations and combinations across a familiar palette…read more This gem of restaurant sits in a pleasant hilltop neighborhood in San Diego, overlooking a forest, serving great experiences to the locale. Plates like the pisto, tataki, and lamb summarize the restaurant's ability to create once-in-a-lifetime bites in an artistic fashion. The interior ambiance and service staff only help to elevate the occasion.

    I'll start with the service. 10/10 Everyone who we…read moreencountered was very nice and treated us like we were the most important people in the restaurant. Which, I am sure they do for everyone. Which is why the consistency and dedication to their service is so commendable. Top tier from the host, our waiter and some sweet lady wearing nice clothes who spoke with us and provided us with refills. Focaccia Bread - 8.6 Good, hot and fresh. It could have used more herbs and texture on the outside. The bread was good quality and tasted as such. The star though is the balsamic vinegar that it comes with. The balsamic is delicious and tasted like it was high quality. Seared Beef Filet Tataki - 9.2 I haven't had many chilled beef dishes however, this is the best one. The beef was very tender and flavorful. It was cooked to a medium/medium rare. The soy jus the beef was sitting in was really flavorful and delicious. The seasonal citrus was also fresh and very delicious. I would encourage anyone to try this dish at Wolf, especially if you want to try something chilled that typically is served hot. Sweet Corn Soup - 9.9 Yes, a 9.9. I'm not sure soup can get much better. Every aspect and component of this dish is excellent. The depth of the flavor of the corn, the texture and items which accompany the soup are all great. The corn fritters are moist, flavorful and soak up some of the soup. The chile dust adds great seasoning and flavor while the pine nuts add texture. If I were to rank the best 25 bites of good or dishes I ever had, this would probably be top 10-15. Even if you aren't a fan of corn, get this, it'll change your mind. Kolibri Salad - 8.9 The salad contained blue cheese, dried apricots, shaved multicolored carrots, bread crumbs and a mustard vinaigrette. All of the aspects of the salad were very good and played off one another very well. I always say the best salad contain a creamy cheese, fresh fruit (not blueberries or strawberries), nuts and a good vinaigrette. The blue cheese was really creamy and probably the best blue cheese we have had. The mustard vinaigrette was good and paired well with all of the ingredients. Patatas Bravas - 8.2 The potatoes were good but not great. The potatoes were tender but too big imo. If they were cut into smaller pieces they would have better texture post cook. The aioli served with the potatoes was really, really good. I wish I had a jar of it. Skillet Mini Burger - 8.8 You could tell the beef was very high quality and it was cooked to a perfect medium. The beef was very flavorful and juicy. The hatch chile crema was delicious as well. If I had one bad thing to say about this burger it would be that it was hatch chile overload. If the burger just contained the hatch chile crema it would have been perfect. However, they also put cooked down hatch chiles on the burger. It was a bit too much chile and I wanted the beef and white cheddar to shine a little bit more.

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    Beeside Balcony - Octopus Ceviche

    Beeside Balcony

    4.3(1.1k reviews)
    117.7 km
    •$$

    Service: 10/10, had a reservation for 3 people at 7pm on a weekday and was seated right away by a…read morefriendly hostess. Server and busser were friendly and attentive. Food: Meatballs 10/10, loved the feta on them, marinara was full of flavor Malaga Chopped: 1000/10, obsessed with this salad.... The Dijon vinaigrette and watermelon were spectacular. Would come back just for the salad. Bolognese: 9/10, Rich and flavorful! Such a great ambience. Loved the patio overlooking the beach. Awesome experience. Great place to celebrate, or to just enjoy good company.

    Mom & pop shop with two locations, La Jolla & Del Mar. First time dining here and I like how both…read morelocations are located upstairs, providing a view of the ocean. You can't beat an every day happy hour, 3-6pm and we mainly dined from that menu. Standouts were easily the octopus ceviche and $1 oysters. Kitchen was a little slow, took about 30 minutes for fries, but Emily was gracious enough to knock that off our bill. We ended the meal with the HH churros as well, but unfortunately they were way overdone and tasted burnt. This review would've easily been 5 stars, but knocking off one for the kitchen. Stellar service was provided by Emily, hands down 10/10 and also graciously knocked off the churros from the bill. I'd gladly come back just to receive service from her, give her a raise!

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    Bubbly H20

    Laja - modern_european - Updated September 2026

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