Restaurants
Eight restaurants and a food court, including:
- The Great Oak Steakhouse - Chef Chris O’Connell. Winner of Wine Spectator’s “Award of Excellence” six years in a row, The Great Oak features more than 900 selections on its wine list.
- Bamboo - Pan-Asian dishes prepared in the style of Korea, Vietnam and China.
- Paisano ’s Italian Ristorante - Chef Shawn Thaden
- Blazing Noodles - Chef Simon Nakhapreecha. Featuring Pan-Asian specialties
- Seafood Grotto - Chef Kevin Hendrickson
- Kelsey’s - Chef Javier Castro. Sports-themed restaurant
- Buffet
- Pechanga Café
- Journey’s End – Chef David Fune and Dan Saechang. Open for breakfast and lunch.
- Temptations Food Walk – featuring Pronto (Italian), American Classics, Agave (Mexican), Little Wok (Chinese), Parkway Deli (New York-style sandwiches), Caffe Cocoa (coffee and desserts).
Pechanga also serves room service menu for people who order food in the room.
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