AMAYA
Restaurant · San Diego ·

AMAYA

Restaurant · San Diego ·

Fine dining, 2 pools, spa, golf resort, chef Bryn McArthur

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5300 Grand Del Mar Ct, San Diego, CA 92130 Get directions

$50–100

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5300 Grand Del Mar Ct, San Diego, CA 92130 Get directions

+1 858 314 2727
fairmont.com
@fairmontgranddelmar

$50–100 · Menu

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Dec 10, 2025

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The Best Dishes Eater San Diego Ate in August | Eater San Diego

"Chef Bryn McArthur is back in the kitchen at Amaya at the Fairmont Grand Del Mar after a stint as chef de cuisine at the Savoy in London; his version of tuna a la Basquaise is a nice twist on the classic, presenting raw ahi tuna in a light Basquaise sauce brightened with Espelette pepper and a touch of yuzu." - Candice Woo

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Amaya at Fairmont Grand Del Mar

Marina

Google
The service was super friendly with excellent recommendations even though it could be slower at times. We came every day for breakfast and enjoyed dinner three times — everything we ate was outstanding. Our kids loved the kids’ menu, and we really appreciated that kids eat free since we were staying at the resort. They were so accommodating with kids’ cups, menus, and high chairs, and the lawn right outside was perfect for the kids to play before and after meals. A truly exceptional dining experience for the whole family!

Chris C.

Google
Beautiful and pleasant patio dining, but the food was disappointing (and even left me not feeling well!). The French onion soup was the best item we tried, but sadly none of our entrees merited a return visit.

Amber

Google
Went with a friend during San Diego restaurant week because the menu and price are fantastic, so it makes it something we can justify as a treat. There is nothing bad to say about our experience. The grounds are gorgeous, the staff is so friendly, service is on point, and the food was delicious. The French spin is well done, really enjoyed the soup and burger, (fig jam is sooo good!), and the salad is very Parisian. Overall just a very enjoyable experience.

Bonnie Y.

Google
I came for a late lunch. It was a Brunch with Santa reservation but Santa only said hi when we arrived. I guess we were too old for Santa lol The hotel and restaurant were decorated for the holidays, which was very nice and festive. The service was very slow. We had a reservation at 1:30 but we arrived 5 min late. We got seated close to 2pm. It took a long time for the waiter to put in our orders and a long time to get our food. The waiter wasn’t friendly and not interested in engaging with any simple conversation. He actually didn’t smile at all the whole time we were there. Despite the service, the food was great. I would say it’s a bit expensive but it’s expected for a restaurant inside the Fairmont. It’s a 3-course meal. We ordered different dishes to try. They were great especially the desserts. The portion was decent. I was very full. I would go back for special occasions again and hopefully we get a better waiter/waitress. It’s valet parking but they validate the parking for you.

marjon F.

Google
my fiance and I checked out amaya for Restaurant week. tucked away in inland del mar at hotel Grande Del, is this beautiful restaurant. the enterance to getting there feels like a fairytale. ambiance is 100% amazing, very chic and classy. you kind of feel like your in a castle. such a fun and uniqur spot for a dinner date if your a local or visiting. Amaya is a french cuisine. I've been hooked on french food lately so I super excited to try this place! We decided to not order from the restaurant week menu as it felt a little limiting. we ordered the escargot, bread & butter, and patte for starters. I ordered the con au vin (jidori chicken) and my fiance ordered the bouillabaisse (seafood mix of scallops and clams), we also ordered a side of carrots and asparagus. I really loved there escargot, it was presented in a unique style I've yet to try, cooked into a bread pour with a creamy tasty parsley butter sause. if you enjoy escargot highly recommend to try it here! Our food was amazing and service was wonderful as well. The service was very tentative to us, changing our silverware and clean our table after each course. Overall, great spot for a fine dining dinner date.

Jiminatx

Google
Splendid place to enjoy an upscale lunch. Very nice menu, outdoor dining and top notch service.

Sudatta G.

Google
Extremely beautiful place and splendid ambiance! Cocktails were amazing. They have a great wine collection. French onion soup was a bit too cheesy and salty. The Gnocchi was amazing. Their bread were spectacular!

Pcke B.

Google
We ventured out to Amaya for dinner on a Friday evening. We were anticipating a high end quality experience based on the setting and price point. The food was palatable, but the poor level of service marred the experience. We were served cold mashed potatoes and no one noticed we only took a bite. The GM stopped by to check in but seemed oblivious to the service issues and never returned despite his promise too and the restaurant having only a handful of occupied tables. We left disappointed and won’t be venturing back anytime soon.