Can annyone recommend an excellent restaraunt in tijuana, mexico?

Question

I want a type of restaraun that you have to dress up for. I don't want something that you will have a playground in. Something like a a business dinner or a nice date night.

Answer 1

I've eaten at all of the place below:

Casa Pllasencia

#250 Fraco Aviacibn (www.casaplasencia.com)

Great food and wine.

Cien Anos (tel: [phone])

Food type:  Nouveau Mexican

Address: #1407 Jose Maria Velasco

La Lena (tel: [phone])

Address: Boulevard Agua Caliente # 11191

A local faorite for fine specialties including Rack of Lamb, Marinated Quail, and Shrimp.

Manhattan Ristorante

Address: Avenida Hipodromo #19

Business attire (tel: [phone])

Traditional fare and specialties including chops and salmon.

Enjoy your meal and trip to TJ.

Answer 2

U better go to Ensenada (is like 30 min from Tijuana) is much more pretty and u go to "El Rey Sol" so u can go all dress up and enjoy a nice dinner...

Answer 3

In Tijuana?  I guess I have always gone to Tijuana for all the wrong reasons.  Anyway...  Check out some of the restaurants on this site.

http://www.tijuana.com/dine.html

The Grand Bistro is good but it is a hotel restaurant.  Ortegas is a buffet but is pretty good.  Probably not a business dinner place.  

Other than that I don't know about any of them.  Most places I have been have focused more on the alcohol and alternative services offerings.

Answer 4

Last time i went to the best tijuana restaurant i saw the mexis putting mucus and spit in their pots. Roaches were drunk and rats sang at the kareokee. Really bad place. Go to A better country.

Answer 5

These are in Tijuana:

"Saverios".... .........Mediterranean cuisine

"Cheripan" ............Argentine

"Palm Azul.............Baja fusion

"Casa Pacensia"...Spanish

"La Diferenacia".... Haute Mexican cuisine

"La Querencia".......Baja Med

"Italianissimo".........Italian

There are many others the list goes, but the few I have mentioned are  great...excellent service, good cuisine, and complete wine cellars. Buen Provecho!