Jayne's

3 reviews

(619) 563-1011

4677 30th St.
San Diego, CA 92116 32.7624 -117.1301

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Neighborhoods: Western San Diego, North Park, Western

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Last updated 7.21.09

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In Short – A heartfelt celebration of food and people seeps out of this quaint, stylish bistro on the fringe of North Park's shabby-chic 30th Street. An elevated bar, split dining room decorated with colorful French prints and a back yard pegged with lazy umbrellas make for distinctly different seating options. The throwback menu includes fresh takes on everything from the pastrami reuben to paninis, roast chicken and fish and chips. –

User Reviews (3)

02/16/07

San Francisco quality in SD!

by frenchconnection

Had Valentines Day dinner here and was blown away. Amazing food and service and the vibe makes you swear you were in North Beach or some Downtown NYC bistro. Kitchen came from Parallel 33 and Citronelle and the food shows this attention to detail. Highly recommended. I think they have a menu up on their site.

Note: Citysearch has the wrong number listed. Their phone number is 619.563.1011

Pros: Food, Service and very hip vibe

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01/30/07

cute new place!

by notasurfer

I swear, all the best local, foodie places in San Diego are popping up on 30th. This new place is adorable. Crowded when I was there, but yummy food and good prices. Just really love to see this area stay so neighborhood-focused. Everyone really takes pride in their businesses, and caters to locals.

Pros: Cute, new, affordable, good food

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The Details on Jayne's

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See chef/owner Jayne Battle's favorite local eateries in San Diego, and also across the country.

Know Before You Go:

Hot spot Air Conditioned Lounge is right next store.

Fun Fact:

Jayne's is the first "gastropub" in San Diego, getting its name from both gastronomy, the study of culture with food as its central focus, and pub, the British concept of meeting friends for casual dining and drinking.