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October 2017

TDN Weekend December 2016 Issue 9

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ƬQGDQ\SODFHHOVHOLNHGXFNWDFRVVKULPS FKRUL]RDQGEDFRQDQGEXUULWRVVWXƪHGZLWK tater tots. Another cash-only place. Torrey Pines is best known for its two golf courses, the North and South Course. The latter is the more renowned, and is billed as "the nation's foremost municipal golf course." It is the home of a stop on the PGA 7RXUWKH)DUPHUoV,QVXUDQFH2SHQKRVW- HGWKH862SHQZRQE\7LJHU:RRGV and will host that even again in 2021. Just a handful of miles from track, it's the go-to place for serious golfers visiting Del Mar. But even if you aren't much for hitting the links, Torrey Pines is still a place you should visit. Stop by and have lunch at the Grill at Torrey Pines. From your seat on the patio, you overlook the course and can soak up all its beauty. It's the type of place where you'll be in no hurry to leave as you enjoy an iced tea, a cocktail, a huge burger and a root EHHUƮRDWIRUGHVHUW7KHIRRGLVJRRG7KH YLHZDQGWKHDWPRVSKHUHDUHPDJQLƬFHQW The Pamplemousse Grill is almost as much a part of Del Mar lore as Bing Crosby himself. 2ZQHGE\UDFLQJIDQKRUVHRZQHUDQGERQ YLYDQWFKHI-HƪUH\6WUDXVVLWoVDUJXDEO\ the No. 1 stop in the area for racing people. Strauss's brother, Bill, is also an investor in the restaurant, and was part-owner (along with Jim Rome) of two time Breeders' Cup champion Mizdirection. Don't be misled by the Solana Beach address. It's literally LODGE AT TORREY PINES PAMPLEMOUSSE GRILLE

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