Starlite, San Diego, California Restaurant Details

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A perfect spot for grabbing cocktails (STARLITE MULE a must) and light bite/sharing dishes. Outdoor seating area is perfect for warm evening get-togethers with pals.

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The ambiance of this place is very interesting; fancy, dark and med noise level.

Make sure you make a reservation before coming in, it was a full house.
Not much parking spaces, so you might have to street park. ( I still suck at parallel parking even though I have a backup camera.. So this is a problem for me )

Our waitress was a sweet Korean lady, I wish I asked for her name. Anyways, we ordered a burger $16, and some chicken dish $22 (correct me if I am wrong) I was impressed with my chicken, very juicy & tender my pasta looked like maggots.. Tasty maggots jk the sauce was a bit too salty though. Other then that, everything was great!

Highly recommend this place for couples :)

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I normally wouldn't bother to leave a review, but even though I came on a Wednesday night the manager was exceptionally caring! The food and cocktails were great too.

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Mules. Moscow mules. Need I say more?

That's really the only thing you need and must order; it outshines anything else you may try to get off the menu, including the food.

But for this location, carpooling is a necessity. It's not in the most "glamorous" nightlife location by any means, and it's a bit on the difficult time to find, especially late at night. But parking is a real female dog if you catch my drift...so avoid her wrath and get an Uber or have a very patient sober driver take the wheel for the night.

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Excellent! Highly recommend! Food is natural-grass fed, trendy etc. The bar is cool. If you come in a large party stay away from the front booths as the lighting is too bright. One of the better restaurants in San Diego - food wise. Creative and unique. Try it now before it gets too well known and lines form.

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A sophisticated, midcentury-modern interior design awaits beyond the hexagonal doorway of this Midtown lounge boasting fine craft cocktails (especially the signature mules) and late-night dining from a slow food–style menu. Reservations are recommended at this always-popular spot, though it's more moody than loud and crowded, as patrons tend to act their classiest. P.S. There's also a sweet outdoor patio.