Trust
New American restaurant · San Diego
3752 Park Blvd, San Diego, CA 92103
Highlights
Seasonal New American fare, cocktails & wine served
Seasonal New American fare, cocktails & wine served
"This stylish neighborhood eatery is best enjoyed with those you "trust" most—and boasting a menu comprised of small plates, the theme here is all about sharing. On San Diego’s many fair-weather days, friends crowd onto the expansive patio to share Chef Brad Wise's delicious bites. His kitchen team delights diners with dishes like hush puppies with whipped honey butter and thinly sliced house-made ham along with mains like in-house braised oxtail raviolini. Milk and cookies pie with a scoop of salted cookie dough ice cream and crème anglaise seals the deal. When the weather turns colder, the industrial-cool dining room (complete with concrete and steel) is warmed by the glow of a wood-fired grill and softened by the upbeat mood of a chatty clientele." - Michelin Inspector
"Overseen by chef Brad Wise, this stylish independent restaurant, an Eater Award winner, has both sustained its success over the years and spawned a rapidly growing hospitality group. Very much a neighborhood staple, don’t be fooled by its low-key vibes and get blown away by the stellar quality of the dishes. With a dinner menu highlighted by pastas and wood-grilled meats, Trust also offers a can’t-miss brunch — on the sweet side, the stuffed French toast can’t be beaten, while the chilaquiles rojos or pork shoulder hash will satisfy fans of savory breakfasts. The pancakes and fried chicken plate does a little bit of both. Must-try dishes: Cedar River prime ribeye, braised oxtail raviolini, ricotta agnolotti, wood-grilled octopus" - Candice Woo
"The fine-dining-factory atmosphere at Trust is familiar—concrete floors, exposed ventilation—but the menu throws a curveball. American staples like honey-butter hush puppies rub elbows with Asian-leaning dishes like lemongrass and thai chili-infused crab fried rice, though this isn’t a jack of all trades, master of none situation. The char siu glazed brisket is like elite Hong Kong BBQ, slow-cooked for 36 hours (and disappearing from your table within five minutes). Coal-roasted carrots are nestled on a bed of pistachio butter that’ll make you wonder why more places don’t pair the two. And while the food selection spans continents, the cocktails bring it back home. They’re named for different Balboa Park locales, including the Florida Canyon’s citrus blast or the savory heat of the poblano-and-jalapeño-infused Panama Fountain." - candice woo, cora lee, candice woo, cora lee, candice woo, candice woo, candice woo, cora lee, cora lee, candice woo, candice woo, cora lee, candice woo, cora lee, candice woo, candice woo, cora lee, candice woo, candice woo, candice woo, cora lee, candic
"The fine-dining-factory atmosphere at Trust is familiar—concrete floors, exposed ventilation—but the menu throws a curveball. American staples like honey-butter hush puppies rub elbows with Asian-leaning dishes like lemongrass and thai chili-infused crab fried rice, though this isn’t a jack of all trades, master of none situation. The char siu glazed brisket is like elite Hong Kong BBQ, slow-cooked for 36 hours (and disappearing from your table within five minutes). Coal-roasted carrots are nestled on a bed of pistachio butter that’ll make you wonder why more places don’t pair the two. And while the food selection spans continents, the cocktails bring it back home. They’re named for different Balboa Park locales, including the Florida Canyon’s citrus blast or the savory heat of the poblano-and-jalapeño-infused Panama Fountain." - Cora Lee
"Overseen by chef Brad Wise, this stylish independent restaurant, an Eater Award winner, has both sustained its success over the years and spawned a rapidly-growing hospitality group. With a dinner menu highlighted by pasta and wood-grilled proteins, it also offers a can’t-miss brunch." - Candice Woo, Helen I. Hwang
