Location: Walnut
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- 1. Frank & Son Collectible Show
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- 4. Bread & Barley
- 5. Frank G. Bonelli Regional Park
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Top 6 Seafood food in Walnut, California, United States
Reviews on Seafood food in Walnut, California, United States. Walnut is a suburban city in the eastern part of Los Angeles County in California. Money's Best Places to Live ranked Walnut #70 in 2009 and #57 in 2011, the highest ranking for a Californian city in both years.
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6. Le Grand
A modern Mediterranean restaurant with a focus on fresh seafood with a coastal California touch. Helmed by chef/brother duo, Alex (Executive Chef) and Chris Manos (Chef De Cuisine), Le Grand embodies a luxe yet relaxed feel with a menu replete with reimag
Reviewed By HappyTraveler0109
Delicious food and terrific service. I really enjoyed the starter of pita bread with hummus with smoked ricotta cheese with fennel slivers, fennel pollen, meyer lemons and Buddha hand. Very special! But, my real problem with this lovely environment is that the restrooms are up a long flight of stairs (with a landing) and NO elevator. I did see one table where one of the party was a disabled person. I see no alternative restrooms on the ground floor. This is a real issue despite the great food and service.Hi HappyTraveler0109, I so happy to hear you enjoyed your experience at Le Grand! I do want to let you know that we have a restroom on the ground floor for guests to use and that is accessible for those who cannot use the stairs.Best regards,Abby
5. Le Grand
A modern Mediterranean restaurant with a focus on fresh seafood with a coastal California touch. Helmed by chef/brother duo, Alex (Executive Chef) and Chris Manos (Chef De Cuisine), Le Grand embodies a luxe yet relaxed feel with a menu replete with reimag
Reviewed By HappyTraveler0109
Delicious food and terrific service. I really enjoyed the starter of pita bread with hummus with smoked ricotta cheese with fennel slivers, fennel pollen, meyer lemons and Buddha hand. Very special! But, my real problem with this lovely environment is that the restrooms are up a long flight of stairs (with a landing) and NO elevator. I did see one table where one of the party was a disabled person. I see no alternative restrooms on the ground floor. This is a real issue despite the great food and service.Hi HappyTraveler0109, I so happy to hear you enjoyed your experience at Le Grand! I do want to let you know that we have a restroom on the ground floor for guests to use and that is accessible for those who cannot use the stairs.Best regards,Abby
4. Rubio's Coastal Grill
The first restaurant was opened in 1983 in San Diego by Ralph Rubio and his father, Ray, who started the fish taco phenomenon that spread across the nation. Today, Rubioâs menu has grown from The Original Fish Taco® to include additional chef-crafted seaf
Reviewed By thecarfamily
I like the food, but it isn't inexpensive considering the location and "fast" food nature of the restaurant. The management clearly states that they make the meals to your needs and thus it is going to take a bit of time. The "chips" are good and the salsa variety is good as well. If there is a line in front of you prepare for a long wait. The booth seating is sparse and the benches are hard. I would recommend you order take out and sit outside and enjoy the traffic.
3. Ootoro Sushi | Japanese Restaurant in Walnut CA
Overall Ratings
4 based on 17 reviews
Reviewed By bac0ngf
I have tried every sushi place that is worth trying in my neighborhood. Everyone good new ones, I will go try. This one is it!! I have introduced this to my friends and family. I have had lunch and dinner here. Sat at the booth, the table, the private dinning and the sushi bar. At every price point, the chef will not disappoint. It may not rival the great places in Japan but it does come close enough to the fish quality that has traveled thousands miles. Hands down, this is the place for good Japanese food outside of J town and Japan. I really should be so honest because there is already a good wait for lunch when I come here. If you don't know what to order, look at the specials on the board by the sushi bar. That will be a great start.
2. Diamond Palace Chinese Seafood Restaurant
Overall Ratings
4 based on 33 reviews
Reviewed By LO C
We went to this place for lunch & ordered fried fish with sauce, Crispy Tofu, Hong Kong style Crispy Noodle, Salt & Spicy Pork Chop and we had so much food left To Go after dining in. Staff are nice, Good location.
1. Le Grand
A modern Mediterranean restaurant with a focus on fresh seafood with a coastal California touch. Helmed by chef/brother duo, Alex (Executive Chef) and Chris Manos (Chef De Cuisine), Le Grand embodies a luxe yet relaxed feel with a menu replete with reimag
Reviewed By HappyTraveler0109
Delicious food and terrific service. I really enjoyed the starter of pita bread with hummus with smoked ricotta cheese with fennel slivers, fennel pollen, meyer lemons and Buddha hand. Very special! But, my real problem with this lovely environment is that the restrooms are up a long flight of stairs (with a landing) and NO elevator. I did see one table where one of the party was a disabled person. I see no alternative restrooms on the ground floor. This is a real issue despite the great food and service.Hi HappyTraveler0109, I so happy to hear you enjoyed your experience at Le Grand! I do want to let you know that we have a restroom on the ground floor for guests to use and that is accessible for those who cannot use the stairs.Best regards,Abby
