Prime Rib
Prime rib, slow-roasted and hand-carved to order, served with au jus and spicy horseradish.
Built in 1941, the historic Cafe La Maze steakhouse was once a thriving hub for vacationing Hollywood elite. It’s where Clark Gable sipped cocktails with Marlene Dietrich at a candlelit corner booth. With live music every night, the ever-popular restaurant still welcomes guests with that rich, inviting charm, now 72 years in the making.
Cafe La Maze
1441 Highland Ave., National City
619.474.3222, cafelamaze.com
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