Beloved Los Angeles Grill to close after 27 years of business
After 27 years of gracing the Pacific Coast Highway landscape of Dana Point, California, the beloved American steakhouse Salt Creek Grille will be closing its doors on Sunday, January 14th, 2024. This iconic eatery, a cornerstone of the community since its 1996 debut, has etched its name in local history as a destination for tasty food and warm hospitality.
Generations of residents and visitors have cherished Salt Creek Grille for its unwavering commitment to quality and its inviting atmosphere. The restaurant’s menu, featuring fresh fish, prime steaks, and mouthwatering burgers cooked over a hardwood grill, consistently garnered praise and accolades. Its prime location at the intersection of Pacific Coast Highway and Crown Valley Parkway further solidified its standing as a landmark, offering diners breathtaking ocean views alongside their meals.
While the reasons behind Salt Creek Grille’s Dana Point closure remain undisclosed, its enduring legacy lives on. The restaurant’s other locations in Valencia, California, and Rumson and Princeton, New Jersey, continue to remain open with business as usual.
For those in Dana Point seeking a final farewell to this cherished establishment, reservations are encouraged as its closing date approaches. The opportunity to savor one last meal within the familiar confines of Salt Creek Grille, reminiscing about past experiences and soaking in the nostalgic ambiance, will undoubtedly be a poignant experience for many.
