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    Paradise Beach Grille

    3.6 (998 reviews)
    Closed 11:30 am - 8:00 pm
    Updated 1 month ago

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    PARADISE BEACH GRILLE ATMOSPHERE

    What's the vibe?
    Moderate noise
    Casual
    Good for kids
    Outdoor seating

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    Ann V.

    This place has great views. Right in front of the water and the colorful hotel. The staff were friendly and welcoming. The food was decent but not sure if it's worth the price.

    Linguini and Clams
    Brandy G.

    This place is very dog friendly and such a cute little patio in the back! We saw the sunset here after a full day at the beach with our two doggies. There's a lot of parking in the area but I'm a busy day it would be difficult to find a spot. The service was a little slow but nothing extreme, they only had one waiter for the whole patio. We would come back here but would try other spots first!

    Kids meal is served on a Frisbee you can take home!
    Steph C.

    All expectations met at Paradise Beach Grille! The yays: - Plentiful street parking (on a rainy weekday afternoon) - Chefs kiss location next to the beautiful painted houses along the beach - Very kid friendly. Kids meals comes with a chocolate chip cookie and a frisbee you can take home. Cute bonuses for the kids - Delectable New England clam chowder. The only way to enjoy clam chowder is in a bread bowl and theirs is delicious. - Healthy sized meals for both appetizers and entrees. More him to take home. - Friendly and attentive service - Hella clean bathrooms. Say yes to Paradise Beach Grille. The nays: nada

    French Onion soup in a bread bowl.
    Mark K.

    I always wonder about the food at places with such a great location. This place is right on Soquel Creek with views of the creek and ocean from the deck. We had dinner here. We sat outside since it was a perfect day to sit in the sun. They have umbrellas. (I think they have heaters for cooler evenings.) I ordered the Chicken Marsala which I really enjoyed. The sauce was a bit different from what I'm used to but I liked the variation. My daughter ordered the French Onion soup which she also enjoyed. The food is 4 stars. The location is 5 stars. I rounded up. There is both inside and outside seating. I liked this place. I will return.

    The view
    Karen A.

    Stopped in for a house rose. Can't beat the location or the views. House Rose $10. Can't beat that price at the location. Great service. Great views. Free wifi. Will definitely return!

    French onion soup
    Shaguna W.

    The patio dining is gorgeous. Had an ocean view without a lot of noise. Service was friendly and our server gave good recommendations. We had the calamari appetizer. Perfectly light, the fry wasn't heavy. Both tartar and cocktail sauces were tasty. Had burgers which were awesome. Cooked perfectly, juicy with solid condiments. I had the crab cakes. Would pass on these. Heavily breaded with little seasoning. The battered fries were really good. Also has both a regular and mezcal margarita. Highly recommend the cocktails! Also shared the French onion soup! That was some of the best ever! Definitely get it when there! Can't wait to go back!

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    Jeff D.

    Nice place to eat. Very chill specially eating outside. Food was good and service too. Definitely a good place to relax and enjoy good food.

    Best Clam Chowder I've had in awhile. 3
    Bria S.

    It was my first time actually dining with a group of folks for a friend's birthday. We had a great time eating outside on the patio overlooking the evening sky and beach front view. The Clam Chowder was AMAZING! Most of us ordered a bowl instead of a cup size. It was creamy, chunky, warm, and perfect to have on a crisp fall evening. I also ordered their "Sugar & Spice Salmon" which was also not bad as it came with chunky & creamy garlic mashed potatoes and steamed veggies! The food was a bit on the pricier side, which is expected in such a touristy driven area. Would I go back? Sure! Our waitress was lovely and the atmosphere in the evening was overall chill vibes. :-)

    Rochelle R.

    Great atmosphere with friendly patrons and bartender. Came here after a SJ Sharks game, my boyfriends birthday celebration. I was crazy and went in the ocean. Great beer

    New England Clam Chowder Bread Bowl

    The food here was amazing. Easily one of the best clam chowder bread bowls I've had in my life, and I've had a lot in SF. The service here was amazing too!! It would be nice if they played a little music, but the lively chatting helped me relax. My friends loved eating here.

    Cesar Salad
    Heather D.

    Paradise Beach is always a must when in town. Hyped it up to my girls from Texas and of course they delivered! Food is always delicious

    Pamela L.

    We shared the crab cakes, and potato crusted Halibut. Both were delicious! We tried the Jalapeño Margarita which hosts a whole jalapeño in the glass, and a salted rim. Also tried the Monterey Mule and the Citrus Ace, each offered a unique flavor and liquor. The service was excellent. Our waitress checked in frequently despite being busy. The ambiance was beautiful:- evening dining on the patio with heaters and the bay view. We will visit again.

    Prime Rib
    Gina C.

    I've loved Paradise Beach Grille for years and it has always been one of my favorite spots. I came in today hoping for a comforting meal after a rough day, but unfortunately things didn't quite go as expected. I started with the calamari, which is usually a hit here and still tasted great, although the portion was smaller than usual. I also ordered the prime rib special, asked for medium well, but it came out half raw after quite a long wait. The first few bites were delicious and tender, but it quickly became chewy, and when I looked closer it was clear it wasn't cooked through. I also tried the ahi tuna salad. The dressing and seaweed salad were tasty, but the tuna itself didn't have much flavor. On a positive note, our server Noel was absolutely fantastic. He was apologetic, kind, and professional. He comped my meal without hesitation and offered to bring me something else, but I just didn't have it in me to eat more after that. I'm honestly bummed since this place has always been my comfort spot, but everyone has an off night. I'll definitely be back, just a little disappointed this time.

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    Food was not worth the price. Overall very meh. The view was pretty so I'll give them that. Added gratuity to our 2 person check? Odd

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    food is overpriced and portions are greedy. paid 26 bucks for two small fish tacos that were mid. service was very hard to call.

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    Ask the Community - Paradise Beach Grille

    Do they have Happy Hour? If yes, what days and times?

    4-6 pm week days

    Any idea when they might reopen after the storms?

    They're open.

    Are there any birthday specials?

    Yes. Chocolate mousse for the birthday person upon request

    What time does the kitchen close?

    The kitchen closes at 9:00

    Do they have a place for a private banquet?

    No they don't.

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