Indoor and outdoor dining opportunities are available at Baily’s Old Town Temecula, whose menu features a variety of options for gluten-free and vegan guests. Popular gluten-free options include the Salmon Salad, a baked Atlantic salmon served over a bed of mixed greens, fresh strawberries, and toasted almonds, tossed in a citrus vinaigrette; Fish Tacos, with grilled cod topped with shredded cabbage, lettuce, and house-made chile rojo, wrapped in warm corn tortillas; and their traditional Hamburger, lettuce-wrapped ground chuck, grilled to order, accompanied by onion, tomato, ketchup, mustard, and served with fresh fruit. Although vegan options are not on the menu, be sure to ask.

On Friday and Saturday nights, revelers pour into Old Town Temecula. Casual bars transform into nightclubs on the weekends, especially at the south end of Front Street, where you’ll find live music at Baily’s, a rooftop view at Luke’s, and line dancing at The Stampede, to name just a few spots. In the center of town, there’s more live music at The Old Town Blues Club, great food and cocktails at 1909, and concerts at Jazz at the Merc.

For its artful presentation, generous portions, and reliable deliciousness, I’m always surprised how reasonably priced Baily’s is. You’re not going to get shocked by how they’ve reinvented the wheel here, but after you look through the extensive menu and make your choice, you’ll be rewarded with a genuinely yummy version of whatever you’ve ordered. I love when that happens in a restaurant—especially nowadays!

If you are looking for that club atmosphere, then Bailys will suit you perfectly. They claim to be Termecula’s hottest nightclub and are open every Friday and Saturday night with some of the best DJs around, kicking off at 10pm. With two dance floors, three bars, and a massive outdoor patio and courtyard area, get ready for a night to remember at one of the funnest Temecula nightlife spots!

There are a ton of great dining options in Old Town Temecula, along Front Street!. Some of the most notable are Baily’s Old Town, which is a dining and entertainment venue that has weekend brunch and live music and The Bank, which is a great Mexican restaurant located in a historical bank where you can dine in the old vault!. Both restaurants have great patios too!

Combining food, drink, dancing, and good spirits under one roof, Bailey’s has been an Old Town staple since 1992. There’s no denying that this is one of the best places to get a solid burger in Temecula Valley. The menu also boasts a collection of stick-to-your ribs classics that includes sloppy Joe sliders, asparagus bruschetta, meatloaf and lobster mac.

The next day we got ready (slowly) and sought out a good brunch spot. Our options seemed limited via Yelp so we decided we would drive through Old Town until we found a place we liked. 1909 was the happening spot, we put our name down for a 40-minute wait while we looked around for another restaurant before we ate each other out of starvation.

Baily's is a popular spot in Old Town Temecula, known for its delicious brunch menu and welcoming atmosphere. Enjoy a variety of brunch favorites, including Eggs Benedict, French Toast, and the Baily's Breakfast Burrito. Pair your meal with a refreshing mimosa or a cup of their house-brewed coffee for the perfect start to your day.

Baily’s Old Town Temecula is the place to be if you love the old-age charm of live music, warm ambiance, and great food. The patio at night single-handedly makes it one of the downtown Temecula restaurants absolutely worth visiting. The bustling nightlife with Latin music and the generous dance floor is a crowd magnet.

Since 1992, Baily’s has been Temecula’s go-to for good times. With two stories of great food, live music, drinks, and dancing all under one roof, it’s no surprise why it still is to this day. Whether you’re joining us for bottomless mimosas at brunch or the rehearsal dinner of your wedding, there’s memories to be […]

s Old Town Temecula is there for you whether you just want dinner, you want to dance the night away — or you want both. With two separate dining floors in the restaurant and live music Friday and Saturday nights, you can fill up on both good food and good music. Not done with your night?

A few of the top places are Temecula Stampede, the upscale meets casual dining Bailey’s Old Town Temecula, and Old Town Blues Club has an outstanding lineup of live music events Thursday through Sunday.

As an Old Town Original, Baily’s offers a beautiful setting for private events, providing four distinct and charming event spaces to suit any occasion. Whether you're planning a rehearsal dinner, lunc

The People’s Choice award went to Mad Madeline’s Grill’s “Redneck Burger” with Baily’s Old Town “Classic Burger” coming in second place and 8-Bit Brewing Co.’s “Super Smash Burger” coming in third.

Operating since 1992, this restaurant is a culinary jewel in Temecula, serving scrumptious toasts, omelets, benedicts, and more, plus bottomless brunch options.

For food, you should hit Baily’s Old Town – a classic Californian restaurant – before you head to the Stampede.