位於Ramona​的優質農場直送餐桌​餐廳

great attentive service, delicious food, and they have a (small) parking lot! will be returning.

Jared, our server, was excellent! We began with cocktails. Great experience for New Year’s Day. Food was delicious and entrees were followed up with dessert & coffee. Two young gentlemen waited on us and they were delightful. Thank you Torrey Pines Grill. We will see you again.

This was our first visit. As others said, the architecture is fantastic—like nothing around here! The mountain lodge and hops decorating is a bit odd, yet attractive. The menu changes seasonally. The fresh catch was line caught SD Halibut. We shared bread and (two types) butter (also two blends), Washington Oysters, and red beet hummus. All interesting and tasty. I had a “Pilsner” which was tasty, though (as I was warned) much hoppier than typical. My wife ordered a Napa cab blend; a bit delicate but nice. My entree was an absolutely delicious seared lamb loin. Perfect portion. My wife raved about the beef short rib. Only disappointment was my Espresso…chilled by a cold cup and not that great. We will be back!

I took my brother and his wife there when they were in from out of town for brunch. The service was outstanding, the drink menu for a brunch on Sunday was phenomenal. I recommend any of their brunch cocktails. We tried a few alcoholic and nonalcoholic, and they were both delicious For brunch. We shared the Caesar salad, which was not cut, so they provided you with whole leaf of Romaine, outside of that everything was delicious. We each also had our own entrée. We tried the mushroom vegetarian eggs Benedict, the lobster eggs Benedict, and their lunch burger. All of the food was absolutely delicious. Of course the main attraction is the view which did not disappoint and the weather is fantastic. I recommend sitting outside if possible as you get the most out of the experience.  I will likely try to go back for dinner. 

We were led to believe this was an upscale restaurant, country club casual. We expected this atmosphere. Next to us was a a husbands, donned in a baseball cap, his wife and two children. The children were loud, obnoxious, and continued with antics sprawling about there space. Other diners were shouting for attention at their tables, the noise level was over the top. I wanted to stand up but I’d have to scream, Quiet Down…. It was deafening, unbearable.