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Round Up BBQ Grill
My wife and I were staying in a cabin on Palomar Mtn. over Valentine's Day weekend and decided to have dinner Valentine's Day night at The Round Up BBQ Grill. We heard from locals that there was going to be music so we thought it might be fun. We didn't have reservations and judging by the full parking lot we weren't sure if we would be able to be seated. But to our surprise, when we walked in the friendly hostess assured us it would be no problem and seated us promptly. It was decorated nicely for the holiday, and the band playing was great - a nice mix of romantic and upbeat songs. The place was packed and the staff handled it very well. That night they were serving prime rib that had been cooked on their woodfire barbeque. It was the the BEST prime rib my wife and I have ever eaten. It was a great night and most importantly my wife enjoyed herself. We will definately be back.— February 20, 2010 12:20 p.m.