The Restaurant at Terranea Resort
Terranea Resort's restaurant is endorsed by reviewers writing for major publications. Of the 12 publications tracked on TripExpert, 11 mentioned the restaurant, including Frommer's, Concierge and Fodor's.
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Frommer's
"Of its six restaurants, the seasonal California cuisine at mar’sel is the current foodie favorite, but the more casual Nelson’s boasts the best view, rivaled by the wrap-around balcony at the Lobby Bar & Lounge"
Concierge
"Of the resort's two formal restaurants, the Catalina Room is the more popular, but the waitstaff's kindness and enthusiasm are more impressive than the food"
Fodor's
"The two worth trying most are Mar’sel, a fine-dining Cali-cuisine spot with artisanal cocktails and late-night snacks overlooking the ocean and Catalina Kitchen--which is the main hotel restaurant"
Lonely Planet
"Trails wrap the property, skirt the wild coast and are open to the public, as are the five restaurants and nine-hole golf course"
DK Eyewitness
"Guests can while away the time at the luxury spa, with 24 treatment rooms, at the nine-hole golf course, or enjoying the gastronomic offerings of the restaurant"
Condé Nast Traveler
"" There are eight restaurants; at the casual Nelson’s, take in sunsets and "the best chicken wings and cold beer"
Time Out
"The 102-acre resort boasts a nine-hole golf course, spa, three pools (including adult-only), and eight—count 'em, eight—restaurants"
Gayot
"Terranea's signature restaurant, mar'sel, presents a menu of fresh, gourmet cuisine incorporating ingredients grown on the property"
Forbes Travel Guide
"Walk around the resort — or get escorted in a golf cart — to discover eight restaurants, bars, cafés and lounges ranging from upscale California cuisine to contemporary Asian, or indulge in a bit of pampering at The Spa at Terranea, a 50,000-square-foot haven whose treatment rooms overlook the water and outdoor fire pits provide the ideal setting to unwind"
Jetsetter
"And after a day of hiking next to the ocean, kayaking with the hotel’s on-site guide and/or relaxing in the spa — followed by dinner at one of the resort’s high-end restaurants — it’s easy to sleep well"