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The Sofia Hotel Keeping San Diego Classy With New Brasserie

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November 21, 2007 at 12:32 PM | by pbb | 1 Comment

If the gaggle of restaurants in the Gaslamp wasn't already enough, guests at The Sofia Hotel now have an in-property brasserie, Currant. At the helm is long-time SoCal chef Jonathan Pflueger, who's back in San Diego after opening his own restaurant and wine bar in Newport Beach, CA.

Currant promises to deliver local, organic and seasonal ingredients in that new American style that's so hot right now. The checkerboard-tiled floors, chandeliers and banquettes definitely give the space an edgy bistro feel--no turn-of-the-century Paris vibe here.

On the menu, you'll find dishes like moules frites, duck confit, braised veal cheeks and white truffle risotto. You also can't go wrong with the charcuterie plate. The beer and wine selection is lengthy, as is the list of specialty cocktails.

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  1. SanDiegoFood

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    Re: The Sofia Hotel / Currant Restaurant

    The best overall dining experience I've had in San Diego!  If at the Sofia Hotel, do not bother walking past the front steps because the best food and drink in Gaslamp is in the lobby at Currant.  Great service, terrific, well made cocktails and impressive wine list.  Go for the salmon, its delicious!  Then finish with the Brown Bag Zeppoli. trust me! It will be in your top 5 after one visit.  Or just go for cocktails, it will be worth the trip...
    May 7, 2008 at 1:18 PM

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