Restaurant Review: Cesarina Ristorante in Point Loma

Restaurant Review

Cesarina Ristorante
4161 Voltaire St.
Point Loma, CA 92107
619-226-6222

By Judi Curry

I don’t usually go back to a restaurant with a two month period of time, but I had to make an exception for Cesarina.  The first time that I ate there they had only been in business a month or so.  That experience was delightful, from the china flown in from Italy, to the foods offered on the menu.

The second time I went back there I went with different people and our experience was the same.  The service was impeccable; the food was tasty and authentic.

gnocchi. All photos from Cesarina’s website.

The pasta was made there – you can watch it being made – and the tiramisu was to die for.  It was made for us right at our table.

The third time I went back I went with still another group of people, and, once again, they raved about the food.  We started out with appetizers – Fiori Di Zucca – ($12.95) and Melone, Bufala and Prosciutto ($14.95) and proceeded to order one of the 8 shapes of Pasta, or Gnocchi, or Ravioli, Tortellini, or Mezzelune, and then ordered one of the eight sauces or 9 toppings.

It is absolutely impossible to do justice to the menu, because it is so unique.

spaghetti allo scoglio

In addition to the pasta courses, there are a variety of entrée’s offered also.  There’s the fresh “fish of the day’; there is a vegan section; there’s beef, chicken, etc.  There is just about anything that you want. Even the soup of the door – fresh mushroom soup when we were there – was delicious.

They are open for breakfast Friday-Sunday and that will be the next meal that I try there.

But wait!  I just received a flash that has to whet your appetite. Look at this!

On the second Tuesday of each month (beginning Tuesday, July 9), each dine-in party who enjoys dinner will receive that month’s new tableside dessert on the house.

tiramisu

Oh Boy!  It was sometimes hard to get a table before.  Make sure you make your reservations early in the day!

Buon appetito!

 

Judi Curry
Author: Judi Curry
High school dropout who decided to show the educational community what learning is all about. If it's the status quo something's wrong with it and I'll scratch the itch!

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