CUCINA urbana

505 Laurel St San DiegoCA92101
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by on January 04, 2019

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Happy Hour: Happy hour runs from 5-6pm daily, with rotating specials.
by ezlocal on December 10, 2013 from ezlocal
When to Go: With few items over $20 on the menu and such an affordable wine program (everything is retail priced, with just a $5 corkage fee), it's a popular spot. Be sure to call ahead at least a day or two for reservations, especially on weekends.
by ezlocal on December 10, 2013 from ezlocal

Member Reviews

Always busy:
Always busy and always get a reservation. Once your set, plan on ordering a bottle wine at retail prices, no markup whatsoever. The service has always been excellent and any foodie would be hard pressed to find a better experience with the food to match.
by ssallypp on June 20, 2013
Awesome:
Absolutely THE GO TO PLACE In San Diego. Great atmosphere; very modern looking decor under dim lighting equals a perfect date night or just a night out with friends!
Beware though, the walk-in wait time could be pretty long... so make sure you book your reservation early!

Food was absolutely delicious. Truffle Fries + Short Rib Pappardelle + Sangria = Probably one of the best dinners I have ever eaten...

We'll definitely be back!
by jeffson1 on June 12, 2013

Editorial Reviews

Cucina Urbana Restaurant Review:
This informal cucina hosts a pizza bar, communal tables, a wine shop, energetic bar scene and buzzing restaurant. The bohemian setting boasts a giant, colorful grafitti-esque centerpiece painting, and reclaimed metal lighting fixtures. Executive chef Joe Magnanelli creates a playful menu of savory Italian fare with a California farm-to-table twist, succeeding on many fronts. Bruschetta, salumi...
by gayot on August 14, 2015 from gayot
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by eater on July 07, 2014 from eater
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by eater on July 01, 2014 from eater
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SoCal native Amanda Baumgarten logged more that a decade in Michelin-starred kitchens from London to Los Angeles and became a familiar face after starring in season seven of Bravo's "Top Chef". Baumgarten moved to San Diego to open Herringbone in La Jolla before becoming executive chef-partner of Waypoint Public, which opened last fall and was recently named one of "The Best New Beer...
by eater on June 19, 2014 from eater

Information from the business

Local restauranteur Tracy Borkum transforms the landmark Laurel into a cozy-but-modern Italian joint in Banker's Hill.
by Citysearch on February 26, 2016 from Citysearch