Indigo Grill

Located in the heart of Little Italy featuring innovative modern Latin décor and a warm ambience create the perfect setting for sharing food and stories.

WHAT TO DRINK: Brave the Oaxaca fire cocktail-tequila, triple sec, serrano jelly, and muddled lme served with a salt and pepper rim

KNOW BEFORE YOU GO: The managers don't have a strict closing time. Usually it's open late, but don't be shocked if it's closed by 8:30pm on a weekday.

Food was great but service was slow. I won't be visiting any time soon

Chef Deborah Scott's restaurant underwent a renovation and is now even brighter and bolder than before with dramatic décor. A patio was added so guests can enjoy Scott's flavors and big portions alfresco and watch the parade of people strolling through Little Italy. Platters of food are impressive, though, in some cases, they can be overwhelming, with too many disparate flavors on each plate....

Chef-partner Deborah Scott infuses her contemporary Southwestern cuisine with inspirations from Mexico to Alaska at this fun, upbeat restaurant. The broad terrace gets cool breezes—which do nothing to moderate the chilies that heat dishes such as a stacked beet salad, pecan-crusted trout, and salmon roasted on a wooden plank. Creative desserts like the coconut crème brûlée is so generous in...

Much like Kemo Sabe, another of chef Deborah Scott's restaurants, Indigo Grill is, if anything, bold. Intense flavors, big portions and dramatic decor---quite frankly, it's a little overwhelming. The beautiful platters set before us were…

One of the few non-Italian restos in hip Little Italy. Local celeb chef Deborah Scott's eclectic menu takes diners on a spice-fueled culinary tour of Pacific flavors, from Kaffir Lime Duck to Jalapeno-Cilantro Pappardelle with Prawns, to Alderwood Plank Salmon. Indigenous influenced decor appeals to casually chic patrons. Happy hour brings a good crowd to the bar and weekend brunch buzzes with...

Located in stylish Little Italy, this hot spot features San Diego's most creative cuisine by Deborah Scott. Both the cuisine and decor are a mixture of surreal and symmetrical, primitive and refined, telling you a story as you travel from the arctic region to the South of Mexico. Indigo Grill is a must visit venue for anyone looking for a different and delicious dining experience.