Madam Bonnie’s

San Diego
New American Restaurant
$$$$
Available for Reservations

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Madam Bonnies is named for the notorious Bertha “Bonnie” White, who ran a brothel in the historic Hotel Lester building from the 1920s through the 1940s. Elegantly decked out with exposed brick, sleek banquettes, and three massive, colored glass chandeliers, the space is well-suited to everything from ladies’ night to a romantic tête-à-tête. The cocktail program showcases spirit-forward drinks, light and fruity refreshers, mocktails, wines by the glass or bottle, and a daily selection of beer. Happy hour deals include everything from $5 well shots to $12 Padres Manhattans, Tuesday through Saturday from 4:30 to 6 pm.
How to book: Walk-ins are accepted if seating is available; otherwise, reserve a table online.

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The historic Hotel Lester building is home to Madam Bonnies, named for Bertha “Bonnie” White, who ran a brothel in the hotel from the 1920s through the 1940s. The cocktail program showcases spirit-forward gin, vodka, and bourbon drinks, light and fruity refreshers, mocktails, wine by the glass or bottle, and a daily selection of beer. Shaved Prime Rib Sliders, and hearty rotisserie meats such as Porchetta, an herb-stuffed pork belly loin with chimichurri and black garlic aioli, are outstanding choices here. There’s also lighter options like the Cavatappi Primavera tossed with seasonal vegetables, cherry tomatoes, garlic, chili flakes, olive oil, and parmesan.
How to book: Walk-ins are accepted if seating is available.

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