Paradise definitely stands out as one of my favorite restaurants since the first started.. Huge fan of their creative NA mixology as well as their upscale yet approachable vibe. My fab table is...
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Paradisaea is part of the Birdfood Restaurant Group in La Jolla, CA, alongside Tropical Punch and Dodo Bird Donuts. Nestled in the iconic William Kesling "Piano Building" in Bird Rock, it offers a unique dining experience focused on bringing people together to savor exceptional food, cocktails, and good company in a captivating setting.
The restaurant's owners, long-time La Jolla residents, drew inspiration from their global travels and deep ties to the local community when designing Paradisaea. With the help of esteemed La Jolla-based architects and interior designers, they meticulously restored the historic structure to create a beautiful and inviting space where guests can enjoy a memorable culinary journey.
At Paradisaea, guests can indulge in a diverse menu featuring dishes like hand-cut steak tartare, roasted cauliflower with chorizo, and the signature Paradisaea Burger. The drink menu is equally enticing, with innovative concoctions like the House Classic and Oaxacan Negroni, promising a delightful blend of flavors to complement the dining experience.
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Paradisaea is undeniably beautiful, with a coastal-chic aesthetic, thoughtful touches like branded matchbooks, and incredibly friendly staff. The cocktails are the highlight: creative, delicious,...
My dear parents and I enjoyed a lovely dinner at Paradisaea last year, and we decided to come back here for my birthday on Sept 11 of this year at 6pm. We opted for the Chef's menu ($130/pp)......
A delicious dining experience - we did the tasting menu. This is no joke at $140 per person so obviously only for a major splurge special occasion. We enjoyed every dish - so many special bites...
We really enjoyed our meal at Paradisaea. The food was solid and our waitress was really good. The challenge is the "rules" of the restaurant. I loathe restaurants that have rules like how long...


