Scotia Restaurants

It is easy to guess what this restaurant's focus is after you learn that it is the namesake of a famed Italian winemaker. Do not visit for a good glass of porter. Instead, select from the impressive list of rare and expensive w... more

This classic western steakhouse has been serving up massive portions of meat and seafood for more than 40 years. You have the choice of dining inside amidst the turn-of-the-last-century decor, or outside on the patio. Either wa... more

While dining at award-winning Cielo you can enjoy the view of 50-mile ocean vistas. “Cielo” aptly means "heaven" or "sky" in Spanish, and the restaurant lives up to its name; its four-star menu is served prix fixe i... more

For thirty years, Las Redes, one of Quito's best seafood restaurants, has been located on the main and most touristic avenue in the city. It is surrounded by art galleries, arts and crafts stores, picturesque hotels, cafes and... more

Located about an hour south of San Francisco on the Pacific coast, in the quaint fishing village of Pescadero, family-owned Duarte's Tavern (pronounced "dew arts") is a true off-the-beaten-path treasure. Officially named "An Am... more

Yes, this famous deli is located at the Tioga Gas Mart. Although located in an unlikely a spot for gourmet food, it has been favorably reviewed in New York Times Magazine. The sandwiches are huge and the burgers are made with c... more

With its comfortingly clubby atmosphere, polished wood tables and carnivore-friendly menu, this place is the opposite of neighboring Club XIX in nearly every aspect. It claims to offer "casual dining," but unless your concept o... more

This upscale restaurant is a popular place for weddings, receptions and special occasions. The dining room has spectacular views of Bass Lake and surrounding foothills. The cuisine is American fare with a California twist. The... more