Step into this charming 1940s steakhouse, where classic red leather booths and nostalgic vibes meet perfectly cooked steaks and live music every night.
"Cafe La Maze’s red awning-laden, brick-sided exterior doesn’t do the intimate interior justice. Step aside to be whisked to an old-school steakhouse with softly lit grand leather booths and warm, personal service. The menu feels classic without treading into extravagance, with fairly priced dishes like Caesar salad, prime rib dip, and French onion soup. Of course, no evening here is complete without a precisely cooked steak or surf-and-turf plate. Cafe La Maze is a great option for a night out that calls for a rib-eye, but not putting on a suit to get it." - Helen I. Hwang, Eater Staff
"Operating since 1941, proprietor Marcel La Maze first opened this National City steakhouse at the behest of his celebrity friends, like Bing Crosby, who wanted a last stop before heading into Mexico. Try the prime rib, New York strip, or barbecue beef bones and enjoy live music every night." - Helen I. Hwang
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