Location:
342 Euclid Avenue
San Diego, Ca 92114
Market Creek Plaza
Since opening its doors in 2005, Magnolias Restaurant has become San Diego’s premiere spot for southern fine dining. Unique in that it is the only restaurant of its kind, Magnolias offers southern hospitality, and a warm and friendly atmosphere with a menu that marries Creole, Cajun and southern style recipes. Upon arriving at Magnolias the welcome is like an invitation home. The atmosphere takes the diner by the hand and leads him or her on an irresistible journey back home to southern roots or on a new adventure for those who have only heard about what the south has always been known for, good food.
Magnolias’ clientele is as diverse as its menu, coming from all walks of life and from every section of San Diego and are welcomed as if they were family visiting from out of town. Magnolias seems to understand that there is no place like home and that food has a way of crossing all sorts of borders and boundaries. Punctuated by jazz music playing as an undertone neatly tucked into the background of this upscale dining experience, the food stands out front as the real draw to the place that stands now as a landmark in Market Creek Plaza beckoning the hungry, the curious and even the naysayer that said it would never make it. For all those who have come and accepted the invitation to sit and eat, the Johnson family have prepared a spread that comes from years of lovingly providing the same choice fare for family and friends and so, it’s no surprise that when ordering fried catfish or fried chicken, gumbo and greens, you remember mother, auntie Mabel or sister Sue, working tirelessly over hot stoves in tiny kitchens preparing meals just like this. With a menu that offers anything from chicken tenders, to file gumbo, black eyed peas and corn bread, there is something for everyone, including hamburgers. Magnolias is family-friendly while also a great place for groups to gather for meetings or simply to enjoy each other’s company with a full bar and a wide screen television for the sports enthusiast.
So the next time a craving for jambalaya, red beans and rice, crawfish ettouffee or simply a warm smile and hug from home, stop by Magnolias; the trip is a short one and minutes from the 805 freeway, Magnolias offers you an opportunity to experience southern cuisine, a welcoming atmosphere and a rich, delicious menu right in your own backyard. Come, taste and feel this wonderful and unique dining adventure at Magnolias Restaurant where Creole, Cajun and Southern hospitality meet you at the front door.
342 Euclid Avenue
San Diego, Ca 92114
Market Creek Plaza
Since opening its doors in 2005, Magnolias Restaurant has become San Diego’s premiere spot for southern fine dining. Unique in that it is the only restaurant of its kind, Magnolias offers southern hospitality, and a warm and friendly atmosphere with a menu that marries Creole, Cajun and southern style recipes. Upon arriving at Magnolias the welcome is like an invitation home. The atmosphere takes the diner by the hand and leads him or her on an irresistible journey back home to southern roots or on a new adventure for those who have only heard about what the south has always been known for, good food.
Magnolias’ clientele is as diverse as its menu, coming from all walks of life and from every section of San Diego and are welcomed as if they were family visiting from out of town. Magnolias seems to understand that there is no place like home and that food has a way of crossing all sorts of borders and boundaries. Punctuated by jazz music playing as an undertone neatly tucked into the background of this upscale dining experience, the food stands out front as the real draw to the place that stands now as a landmark in Market Creek Plaza beckoning the hungry, the curious and even the naysayer that said it would never make it. For all those who have come and accepted the invitation to sit and eat, the Johnson family have prepared a spread that comes from years of lovingly providing the same choice fare for family and friends and so, it’s no surprise that when ordering fried catfish or fried chicken, gumbo and greens, you remember mother, auntie Mabel or sister Sue, working tirelessly over hot stoves in tiny kitchens preparing meals just like this. With a menu that offers anything from chicken tenders, to file gumbo, black eyed peas and corn bread, there is something for everyone, including hamburgers. Magnolias is family-friendly while also a great place for groups to gather for meetings or simply to enjoy each other’s company with a full bar and a wide screen television for the sports enthusiast.
So the next time a craving for jambalaya, red beans and rice, crawfish ettouffee or simply a warm smile and hug from home, stop by Magnolias; the trip is a short one and minutes from the 805 freeway, Magnolias offers you an opportunity to experience southern cuisine, a welcoming atmosphere and a rich, delicious menu right in your own backyard. Come, taste and feel this wonderful and unique dining adventure at Magnolias Restaurant where Creole, Cajun and Southern hospitality meet you at the front door.
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