These 10 Restaurants in Southern California Will Give You a Truly Unforgettable Dining Experience

This sausage paradise has some pretty wild stuff on the menu. How about a snake and rabbit sausage? Or duck and bacon with a kick of jalepeno pepper? Hot diggity dog that sounds good!

Cool fact – Clinton’s Cafeteria originally opened in 1932 by none other than a real guy named Clifton. Go figure. But fast-forward a gazillion years later and it’s now totally hip and remodeled (and a lot more expensive). It also has some wild additions, like a stuffed bison that stares at you from behind a glass case and a giant fake redwood that towers through the middle of the restaurant. But what makes this place really cool and unique is that it preserves a little bit of LA’s restaurant history by keeping this blast from the past alive and kicking.

How about dining in an old-time rail car? Climb aboard this fully restored Pullman that dates back to 1927.

Take a look at this dark and cozy restaurant. There’s something about dining in a cave that makes food and wine feel extra fancy.

The history of this restaurant is definitely unique. Dating back to 1886 it started as a stagecoach stop where couples replenished themselves with food, drink and entertainment to break up their travels. 130 years later this little gem is still in operation.

How do you feel about dining in an outdoor space that looks like a tree house? I think it looks pretty magical.

Because dining in an underground wine cave never gets old.

Dining at Frisco’s makes you feel like you’ve stepped back in time. Cheery waitresses zip around on roller skates and serve up burgers, fries and milkshakes at this retro looking 1950s diner.

This restaurant/dinner theatre is perfect for a date night with food, drinks and adult comedy tailored just for the grown-ups. Leave the kids at home as this will not be G-rated. Just sayin’.