Posted in Southern California
May 11, 2016
Try These 10 Southern California Restaurants For A Magical Outdoor Dining Experience
Dining alfresco is one of the many treats we are lucky enough to enjoy year-round in Southern California. Although there are many places to dine under the stars in SoCal, there are a few special spots that are a bit more magical than the rest. If you love to be surrounded by lush greenery, the warm glow of twinkling lights, or a canopy of trees, you will be enchanted by these 10 restaurants in SoCal with outdoor spaces that will take your breath away. Ready for some magic?
This glowing fire pit will warm you up as you feast on a delicious meal at this restaurant known for its memorable global cuisine.
Located at the historic Mission Inn in Riverside, this stunning Mexican restaurant has an outdoor patio that will surround you with warmth and charm.
Dine alfresco at this scrumptious French bistro and you will feel like you've been whisked away to a charming European village for the night. Simply magical!
Dining under this handsome tree looks like a romantic way to spend an evening.
It's no wonder this restaurant was voted the best outdoor space in Palm Springs. Looks like pure magic.
A private oasis filled with glowing bistro lights draped overhead will make your evening dazzle.
The Wilshire has a heavenly outdoor setting that is a perfect complement to an elegant menu.
Dine on upscale bar fare at this alleyway eatery. The canopy of lights creates an outdoor space full of romance and magic.
Gulfstream may be best known for its delicious seafood and steak, but the ambience is not too shabby either. Elegant lighting on the secluded outdoor patio makes quite the impression.
The secret outdoor garden at Shenandoah at the Arbor is a perfect way to escape the noise of the city. Dining on comfort food in this storybook setting will be a moment to savor.
If you love dining under the stars, add these spots to your list for a magical night in SoCal al fresco style. Which spot is your favorite? It’s hard to pick just one, so why not try all of them?
