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Last November, Jennifer Fields debuted Paseo Restaurant, taking over the location previously occupied by Rancho Santa Fe Bistro, owned by Mozy Jahanguiri for a dozen years. Now open in the courtyard next to the restaurant is Fields' Paseo Pizza and Gelato near Plantology Design. She is also opening Lealor, a Los Angeles-based fine jewelry and diamond brand. Fields has teamed up with Meghan Muir's Isola Boutique next door to promote the jewelry store. "I'm so happy to bring my family and friends into town," said Fields. "We had been missing action. I just think we have brought a little life back Revival in Rancho Santa Fe A new crop of retailers and restaurants opens in the Ranch S troll Rancho Santa Fe, and you will likely notice a buzz of activity as new retail shops, restaurants, and services open their doors along Paseo Delicias, the Ranch's unofficial "Main Street." e Inn at Rancho Santa Fe still overlooks what was called the Civic Center, designed by architect Lilian Rice in the 1920s, which housed offices, a market, a school, a gas station, and rowhouses. Since then, Mille Fleurs Restaurant, real estate offices, businesses, and banks have moved in. But now there are many "new kids" on the block. BY ANDREA NAVERSEN | PHOTOGRAPHY BY BOB STEFANKO Plantology Design ranchandcoast.com 84 SEPTEMBER 2026 RANCH & COAST MAGAZINE