
American eatery serving globally inspired dishes in a homey, intimate space lined with art.
Hours
| Friday | 4–9 PM |
| Saturday | 4–9 PM |
| Sunday | Closed |
| Monday | Closed |
| Tuesday | 4–9 PM |
| Wednesday | 4–9 PM |
| Thursday | 4–9 PM |
Address and Contact Information
Address: 1270 Yuba St, Redding, CA 96001
Phone: (530) 605-1000
Website: http://www.paradisioredding.com/
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Reviews
By far, the best we’ve had in Redding, and would easily compete with the best restaurants across the country. It’s that good.
If you’re looking for a date night, you’d be doing yourself a disservice by not coming here.
Are the chicken marsala which was yummy I asked for spoon because it was nice and saucy the way I like it. My husband had the bas il penne pasta with the sausage. The waitress recommended the sausage. It’s complimented the green basily sauce the penny was richly coated in. We were simply too full for dessert but the ones that came out looked good.
Are ticket came to $64. the waitress well earned her tip. she knowledgeably guided us in our selections and answered questions intelligently. I will return here again and again.
My only complaint was the service. My waitress was apparently in a bad mood or just didn’t take a liking to me. I posted details here and the management reached out to me and apologized to me. He offered to make it right on my next visit and he did.
I went back again with a friend and had a wonderful visit. She started with with the watermelon salad which was delicious and unique. I had the grilled Caesar salad which I enjoyed. We had the Zen Bowl and the Chicken Dijon. Both dishes showed creativity and culinary skill. This is a restaurant that delivers in the food category even though I had a bad experience with the service once. I am convinced that it was anomaly and that the excellent sevice that I received on my secon visit is their norm. I will be going back.
Starters with wonderful flavor combinations (I tried the brie dish).
Main courses are well balanced (ribeye)
Dessert: omg, try those balls!
Long story: We started with side salads (larger than most) with plenty of greens, tomatoes, croutons, and two different homemade dressings. The Mosely Family Cellars Syrah was “jammy” and paired well with both mouth watering main dishes. Locally grown Fuyu persimmons added color and complemented the Lemon Thyme Rissoto and fork tender Braised Beef Cheek I’d ordered. My daughter ordered the Duck Breast, which was perfectly cooked and served over smashed Yukon potatoes, spiraled root veggies encircled by spiced maple syrup and pecans. After finishing off our main dishes, we opted to split a crème brûlée (creamier and not too sweet than others we’ve eaten). Chef Michael has many GF options, and accommodated my low oxalate dietary request to replace any spinach in my salad with any other lettuce.
Amber’s hospitality and wait service was also excellent. This husband and wife team can expect to see us back again!