Shorebird Restaurant Coming to San Diego This Spring
Popular restaurant chain Shorebird will be opening at San Diego's Seaport Village in Spring 2024, and more in San Diego food news. Seaport Village is undergoing a major revamp, with restaurants, breweries, and retail shops already in the area. Shorebird Restaurant is set to open its doors in late 2024, having previously announced it two years ago. Despite delays, CEO Niko Viramo believes the opening in Seaport village was a no-brainer due to its location in an area developer 1HWY1 is reviving. The restaurant will offer a menu featuring seafood and wood-fired meat, including salmon mignon, Chilean sea bass, swordfish tacos, and smoked Duroc pork chops. The space was designed by Spectrum Space Design and features a "modern, breezy, beach design."
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Seaport Village is in the midst of a badly needed, very overdue revamp. It’s going to cost millions and take a long time, but if everything goes according to plan, it’ll be worth it.
A number of restaurants, breweries, and retail shops have already moved in, and a whole bunch more are coming, including Shorebird Restaurant, which will arrive in late 2024. Shorebird first opened in Newport Beach in 2020 and now operates restaurants in Palm Desert and Sedona, Arizona, under the WildThyme Restaurant Group umbrella. They first announced they were coming to Seaport Village two years ago, but owner and chairman Heinrich Stasiuk says they’re on track to (finally) open later this year.
Despite the delays, CEO Niko Viramo says opening in Seaport Village was a no-brainer, thanks to its strategic location in an area that developer 1HWY1 is in the midst of revitalizing.
“The iconic building caught our attention immediately due to its uniqueness and its status as the ‘face’ of Seaport Village,” he says. “We saw this as an incredible opportunity to create a dining experience that complements the rich history and vibrant atmosphere that [it] offers.”
Shorebird will sprawl over 4,000 square feet of indoor and outdoor patio space, with seating for 120 guests and an upstairs dining room and bar with 360-degree views. Spectrum Space Design crafted the space as an “upbeat coastal eatery” with a “modern, breezy, beach design,” says Stasiuk, adding that Spectrum also handled the design for the other Shorebird locations.
Director of culinary development, Jay Bogsinske, will work with executive chef Bert Bonnarens to design a menu heavy on seafood and wood-fired meat, including salmon mignon, Chilean sea bass, swordfish tacos, and smoked Duroc pork chops. But, Stasiuk adds, don’t overlook the sushi. “Shorebird is a scratch kitchen, and thus, all food is made fresh each day,” he promises, pointing to details like housemade tortillas and their beverage program. He says the passion fruit martini is a particular favorite.
The restaurant will be open daily for brunch and dinner. Hopefully, the multi-year delays will soon be over, and we’ll all be able to enjoy one of Shorebird’s signature espresso martinis very soon. Stay tuned for more updates.
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