New restaurants coming to Del Mar’s Torrey View life sciences campus

The Kitchen opens in late February 2024 and The Clubhouse in March 2024 — each featuring dishes by Executive Chef Ryan Bullock.

A rendering of the new Torrey View by Breakthrough life sciences campus coming to Del Mar in summer 2024, which will feature two new restaurants.

Torrey View by Breakthrough will debut in summer 2024 — but first, we eat.

Rendering via Clique Hospitality

Something new is cookin’ in Del Mar: The Kitchen and The Clubhouse — two restaurants featuring cuisine by Executive Chef Ryan Bullock — set to debut late this month and in March, respectively.

The concepts hail from Clique Hospitality — the group behind local hotspots like Lionfish, Oxford Social Club, and Serẽa Coastal Cuisine — and will open at Torrey View by Breakthrough, a 10-acre life sciences campus debuting this summer.

The Kitchen will focus on “midday bites” including pre-made bowls, salads, sandwiches, and wraps. There will be seating for up to 200 patrons across its indoor dining room, lounge, and patio. It’ll be open Monday-Friday, 10 a.m.-3 p.m.

The Clubhouse — with seating for 236 and views of the Pacific Ocean — will offer SoCal-inspired breakfast items like the Think Tank Bowl with red potato hash and egg whites, plus lunch, happy hour (after-work drinks, perhaps?), and dinner. It’ll be open Monday-Friday, 8 a.m.-7 p.m.

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