One of our long-time local favorites. In warm weather, we enjoy the patio and watching the…read moreever-changing array of characters ambling along South Cedros, some destined for shows at The Belly Up. The inside dining room and bar is cozy and decorated with posters from musical acts. Tavern is popular before shows and we go early on weeknights to beat the crowds and enjoy the food. The menu is reasonably priced. The tasty pan seared lemon and butter scallops on linguine was $29. The lobster tacos are $28, with the lobster chunks in a bowl with a subtle tomato sauce, and choice of torillas, with Spanish rice and black beans. Tavern has a full bar and a short but excellent wine list, reasonably priced, and mostly from California. Wines by the glass start at $11 and go to $14. A bottle of William Hill, Central Coast, Chardonnay, wsa $42 and the Rombauer Carneos, $65. Corkage is $25. Most cocktails are $15. It has local beers on draft and in the cans. Service is always fast and friendly. They check regularly for water refills, and any thoughts on the meal. We enjoy the casual, neighborly feel to the Tavern. A California beach town classic.

Best place to eat before a show at the Belly Up!…read more My go-to has been the filet medallions. Always great! Perfectly cooked each time. Cocktails are on point. Old fashioned was excellent. Wine list is what you need. Not huge, but full of solid wines. Review for the attached restaurant: Kind and efficient service. Joy was stellar!!! Nice welcome upon coming in. Server had it all nailed down. Look forward to coming again! 5/20/26 visit

Great little spot on UCSD campus, upstairs in the Price center. They have drinks, soda, small bites…read moreand dessert things like lemon bars. Sometimes lectures or popup shows, bands will be featured in this space.

I had never visited this theater before and was excited to attend for a special afternoon date with…read moremy son. He picked a cartoon, since he is 8. The theater was nice enough, although our seating area could have used a good deep cleaning. There were crumbs and other leftover food noticeable. The waitress who took our order once seated seemed annoyed she had to climb to the top where we were sitting with obvious exacerbation over the task. In the two times she was there to take our orders I was displeased with the way we were treated, and some of the comments she made. I got the impression she was annoyed with the audience of children, which mad the experience substantially less enjoyable for me and my son. I will definitely not be going back to this theater and expected a lot more from La Jolla, especially when paying almost $50 for a matinee and over $100 on food. Definitely think this theater could take a renovation in their weekday staff and provide their customers with a more enjoyable movie dining experience. When someone doesn't enjoy their job it shows, and I saw this with several staff members there that day. Would not go back or recommend.

We came here for the all you can eat dim sum experience and it was decent for AYCE quality. The…read moreportions were normal dim sum portions and they don't skimp on the amount of meat/filling in each dish. The dim sum wasn't amazing but it was decent! There are of course a few dishes that were better than some others such as the egg tart, spareribs with black bean sauce, and har gow. Would highly recommend ordering those! All drinks on their menu are included as apart of their AYCE experience. Total with tax and tip for our group of five came out to about $45 per person. Service was excellent! All the servers working there were kind and attentive. Plenty of parking out in front in a shared lot with other businesses.

Do you like being charged a premium for frozen dim sum that's warmed up on order? If so, this is…read morethe place to go! Their dim sum menu consists of items that are about as good as what you'd find in the frozen aisle at 99 ranch. The few items that are actually made fresh in house are also done so poorly that you'd think it came from a bag. Service was about as mediocre as the food. Most restaurants are just ok. This place is just bad.

Kevin of Saxophone Music San Diego was one of the highlights of our daughter's wedding! From the…read moremoment he started playing, he created an incredible atmosphere that our family and guests absolutely loved. What made Kevin stand out was how interactive he was. He didn't just stay in one place--he walked throughout the venue, mingled with our guests, and happily took requests, making everyone feel like they were part of the performance. His talent, professionalism, and warm personality were evident all evening, and we received countless compliments about him from our guests. If you're looking for an amazing saxophone player who will truly elevate your event, I can't recommend Kevin of Saxophone Music San Diego highly enough. He helped make our daughter's wedding unforgettable, and we are so grateful he was part of our special day. Thank you, Kevin!

Kevin was such a delight to work with! Kevin was a saxophonist at a wedding I helped plan and his…read morecommunication was superb which is music to every planners ears! He came prepared and even dressed the part. He went above and beyond to ask me the wedding party's colors and matched them which was visually great to see in person and in pictures because it helped everything and everyone look cohesive! He brought everything he needed to swiftly set up and the key here was that he wasn't over stepping and in the way of guests during set up. He set up what he needed to and got playing! You can tell he's experienced! Highly recommend Kevin for your event!

Has its own parking, which is great. Simple setting with great music. They don't have any services,…read moresuch as food, besides watching and listening to some great local artists perform. One of our friends commented that the venue and metal chairs, which we took from the rack and placed it to watch the show, reminded him of AA meetings...lol. He however thoroughly enjoyed the music and we were all impressed with the musicians.

Very enjoyable!! We have loved hearing so many different musicians, each one as talented as the…read moreother.

Finally made it to Beaumont to use a voucher. I purchased many months ago…read more My friends live nearby and always talk about going here which is why I bought the voucher We came on a Saturday afternoon. It was a super warm day We opted to sit inside. I sat on the bar side at a table Service was over the top friendly and you didn't necessarily have a dedicated server they all helped We ordered mostly off the bar menu We had so many things honestly, I can't keep track, but it was all so good. I was surprised at the flavors and how fresh everything tasted. I really thought they would have just frozen bar food and I was completely wrong. The Bartender made an amazing margarita for me I hundred percent need to come back and try different things because it was so perfect

Beaumont's Eatery is such a fun spot and one of my favorite places in Bird Rock. The atmosphere is…read morealways great, they have amazing live music on the weekends, and I love that they support local artists and musicians. It has that perfect neighborhood feel where you can go for dinner, drinks, music, and always run into good people. And the service is a huge part of what makes it so special. Jerry has honestly been one of my favorite servers for years. He's been at Beaumont's for over 10 years, and he's always one of those familiar smiling faces you're happy to see when you walk in. He's friendly, attentive, hardworking, and just genuinely great with people. Mike is also amazing and always makes the bar experience fun. His knowledge of tequila is seriously impressive, and you can tell he really enjoys sharing recommendations and helping people find something they'll love. Whether you know tequila well or are trying something new, he always makes it approachable and enjoyable. The whole team at Beaumont's is wonderful, but Jerry and Mike are definitely highlights. They're a big part of what keeps people coming back.

Top tier in every way! Great brunch, drinks and views of the golf course! Came here for Father's…read moreDay 2026 and were treated like royalty. 5/5 experience and will return soon.

We were staying at the hotel and decided to pop in for a bite. Seems like a fun place to hang out…read moreespecially if you have kids that need to run around. Otherwise, service is a bit slow and the food is a miss.

3.5 stars - Over the weekend, we attended one of Park Hyatts Jazz in the Park Concert Series where…read morethey had Mindi Abair (July 6), Peter White (July 13), Hiroshima (July 20) in attendance; and this weekend, Euge Groove is scheduled. While we would've liked to see them all, the only date that worked for us was when Hiroshima was playing. My husband saw them perform in the 90's and was really excited to see them again. The cost for tickets were $75 per person and the venue is situated outdoors on the grounds of the Park Hyatt, Aviara. If you're familiar with this hotel, it's not on the main level, it's down below in the large grassy area near the tennis courts and along the golf course. It's a very intimate venue in very scenic surroundings. They have tables set up for those that want to wine and dine but they also have several rows of chairs set up near the stage for those there for the entertainment. While these jazz concerts have dated back to when this Park Hyatt was a Four Seasons property, this was our first time attending. We went with another couple and decided to make it a date night so we planned to have dinner and drinks. For dinner, it was $25 per person and cocktails were $10 each--or you could order a full bottle of wine and/or champagne at various prices. For food options, you can choose from 1 of the 3 different food stations featuring dishes from each of their restaurants at the hotel; Argyle Steakhouse, Vivace and the California Bistro. Menu selection was: Argyle Steakhouse --Mixed Grill of California Natural Brandt Farm Beef Top Sirloin, Garlic Chicken and Sausage served with Chimichurri, BBQ Sauce, Charred Tomato Salsa or Chipotle-Lime Aioli --Summer Corn and Tomato Salad --Root Beer Baked Beans --Double Fudge Ice Cream Sandwich Cookies Vivace --Wood Fire Oven Flat Bread with House Made Mozzarella, Pesto and Cherry Tomato Salad --Apricot and Raspberry Almond Cake, Panna Cotta Cream California Bistro --Smoked Chicken Lollipops with Cilantro Lime Sauce --Zucchini and Grilled Tinkerbell Pepper Salad --Peach and Macadamia Nut Tart With our group, we had a one of everything and first off, we were terribly disappointed with the serving size of the plates. For $25, it WAS NOT WORTH the money! I've been really good about portioning by protein to 3-4 oz when I cook at home but this was much smaller than that. They were very stingy with everything. I selected the dinner from Argyle and rather than going with the red meat and sausage, I requested an all chicken plate. I got 3 small slices of chicken a small scoop of the corn salad and an even smaller scoop of the beans. My friends who got the full meat and chicken combo, received 2 slices of the sirloin, 2 slices of chicken and 2 slices of the sausage. Clearly a lot more than my 3 small slices of the end of a chicken breast so while still small, inconsistent to what I received (3 small slices of chicken). As far as the entertainment, I would give Hiroshima a solid 4 stars. They were great and their guest vocalist Terry Steele was an amazing surprise. I'm a Luther Vandross fan and he brought a little Luther back to life with his powerful, soaring voice. Combined with Hiroshima's jazz fusion, it worked wonderfully. We thoroughly enjoyed the show. I would definitely come back to future shows at the Aviara Jazz in the Park but would not recommend paying $25 for the dinner option. We all ended up going out for a FULL dinner after the show. That's how hungry each of us were a mere 2 hrs after we ate here.