Top Best Seafood Restaurants in Menifee

"For the absolute best sustainable seasonal fish guaranteed to hook any seafood lover, Bluewater Grill is where to eat in Temecula. The restaurant even operates its own swordfish harpoon boat out of Newport Coast and purchases other seafood daily from local fishermen. Oysters on the half shell, their award-winning chowder and Cedar Plank Salmon and Whole Roasted Fish are definite dinner favorites."

"From 10:30-2pm Saturdays and Sundays The Bluewater Grill hosts a delicious brunch with items such as Crabcake Benedict, Brioche French Toast with a Fresh Berry Compote, and a Kids Brunch (ages 10 & under) for just $7."

"They have a great drink menu, excellent fresh fish that you can also buy to take home from the onsite market, and... (951) 308-2722Order online. Superb299 Reviews4.4"

"Located in the heart of Old Town Temecula, the Gambling Cowboy offers a unique dining experience in an elegant, turn-of-the-century setting with spectacular views. A third-floor deck offers diners the opportunity to enjoy seasonal menus of farm-to-table cuisine against a backdrop of beautiful views with signature dishes like Pepper-Crusted Carpaccio, Roasted Marrow Bones, Bacon-Wrapped Scallops, and Lobster Mac and Cheese. An impressive wine list featuring vintages from many local wineries and around the world is available to pair with the cuisine, along with a selection of craft beers, imported spirits, and classic cocktails."

"Fringed tablecloths, vintage lamps, and a saloon-style bar set the scene at this gourmet chophouse in Old Town. The suitably meat-centric dinner menu covers everything from classics - think filet mignon and traditional rib eye with add-ons like bone marrow - to St. Louis style pork ribs with a homemade white peach barbecue sauce. Save room for the homemade bread pudding, and, from the cocktail list, the Saddle Me Up Sangria or Reverse Cowgirl Martini with Absolut Peach Vodka and St. Germain."

"When it comes to steakhouses, The Gambling Cowboy is yet another top option for food in Old Town Temecula. This restaurant serves up classic western fares in an eclectic and fully western ambiance. The mashed potatoes and the iconic Gambler steak are some of the best items here."

"From Business: Red Lobster is known as the foremost expert in fresh seafood. Our commitment to serving quality seafood starts long before you sit down at our restaurant."

"The Ritz-Carlton, Laguna Niguel (949) 240-2000 — Resort Casual. Pan-Latin Coastal Cuisine with Chef Richard Sandoval’s signature Latin flavors overlooking awe-inspiring ocean views."

"From Business: With a location in Temecula, Calif., Olive Garden Italian Restaurant is a food chain with more than 600 restaurants and a staff of over 77,000 employees."

"Choices: Strawberry lemonade, black tea mojitos, citrus black tea, passion fruit jasmine tea and cold fighter (lemongrass and ... More reviews"

"This place is obviously one of the best restaurants in the neighborhood. Whenever I come there I am remarkably satisfied. They hold their high standard ..."

"Sugarplum Farm might not be the biggest outdoor recreational area in Temecula, but it indeed is one cute and fun setting to try upon. It is basically a therapy zoo and an exotic chocolate shop with fluffy and beautiful photogenic therapy animals. Here they have a kissing camel to beautiful mini zebras, pet bunnies, guinea pigs, exotic cows, horses and donkeys."

"As soon as my kids saw the rope nets of this new play structure, they were off and running to play “spiderman.” They created obstacle courses out of the steps, ropes, and nets that led around the play area. While they explored, I tried out the new exercise stations along the path that led up and around to a large soccer field at the top of the hill. I enjoyed the walking path that was bordered by California native plants and had views of the Pacific Ocean below and south Orange County on the other side."

"The 7-acre expanse in a quiet neighborhood high above the city is accessible only by steep, curving roads. Undeveloped, it has the feel of a wilderness park. Built on several levels of bluffs, it offers numerous aloes, broad lawns, overgrown bushes, shade trees, as well as ocean and mountain views."

"Editor's Note: There's no photo available at the time of writing. This restaurant that has been featured by Travel Channel and the Food Network, is a must-visit if you are craving Baja-Mexican delicacies. This casual dining restaurant sits just outside of town and has come a long way from its humble beginnings as a modest little shack."

"A-mazing I come from a back ground of generations of chefs where you better get it right if your gonna call it Mexican food and im haply to say Coyote Grill is..."

"Besides being one the premier resorts in Southern California, Montage Laguna Beach is situated on arguably the most scenic bluffs in Laguna Beach. The lobby of the resort sits on the second story of the property offering up an expansive view out over the eye catching mosaic pool and the Pacific Ocean. Walk out onto the balcony to snap a picture that will make all your friends and family green with envy."

"If u want to relax in front of the pacific ocean while u r enjoying ur time in LA or OC ... then don’t miss this lovely place specially if u go and walk in the hotel walkway ❤️❤️"

"West Street Beach is another one of those must-see beaches in Laguna Beach. Access to the beach can be difficult to find as it is “hidden” between houses, and there is a long and steep stairway to the beach. Therefore, this beach does not get crowded like some of the other beaches."

"Popular with the gay and lesbian community, West Street Beach attracts a wide range of visitors to its clean sand and great waves. Body surfers like the spot. Access is via stairs at the foot of West Street."

"South of central Laguna, this beach has long been a hangout for Laguna's (and the OC's) LGBT community (with an emphasis on the G). The eye candy can be considerable."