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Enjoy tempting dishes at the Grant Grill
St. Tropez Bistro offers a great breakfast menu
SAN DIEGO DINING
—DAY & NIGHT
Morning, noon, or night, San Diego
restaurants will satisfy the palates of hungry visitors no matter what their tastes.
For breakfast, try Richard Walker’s
Pancake House—San Diego’s premier
breakfast destination. This restaurant,
offering a variety of omelets and pancakes, is located near the Convention
Center. When it’s time for lunch on a
sunny afternoon, visit one of the many
local restaurants with outdoor dining for
a sandwich or salad. To cap off the day,
watch the sunset from a variety of venues
by the sea. Then, visit one of the many
San Diego nightspots that feature exquisite dining and exciting nightlife.
streets of downtown La Jolla that pro- Old Town, the Gaslamp Quarter and
vide inspiring views for diners of many Pacific Beach, adds southwestern flair
to its casual cuisine, and Rockin’ Baja
cuisines.
Lobster serves Puerto Nuevo-style lobster.
MEXICAN FOOD—OLÉ!
Mexican beer and margaritas are always
San Diego offers the best Mexican food house specialties. Don’t miss the quaint,
you can find on this side of the bor- fauna-covered patio at family-owned
der. Boasting local favorites like Casa Rancho’s Cocina in O.B. where they offer
Guadalajara and Old Town Mexican vegetarian and vegan alternatives to their
Café, Old Town features a large selec- authentic Mexican fare.
tion of Mexican food for visitors to enjoy.
Fred’s Mexican Café, with locations in
LOCAL FAVORITES
WITH A VIEW
From Coronado to La Jolla, San Diego
offers many dining options that provide
scenic views. Just across the Coronado
Bridge you’ll find a variety of restaurants
on Coronado Island’s waterfront that feature great views of the San Diego skyline.
At Seaport Village and the Embarcadero,
you will find many eateries providing panoramic views of Coronado and
beyond. Anthony’s Fish Grotto, a San
Diego favorite, serves fresh, delicious seafood in a friendly, atmosphere. For laidback mango pancakes, walk down the
O.B. Pier to the Pier Café where you’ll
dine over the surfers! Moving up the coast
to La Jolla, guests can enjoy the fantastic
sights while dining above La Jolla Cove.
There are many restaurants that line the
Get recharged at Exotic Coffee Blends
A San Diego Visitor Tradition
Exquisite dining, day or night, indoors
and out amid the history of early San
Diego. Experience the sights, sounds,
and tastes of the heritage restaurants
of Old Town~
Casa de Reyes ~1823
The Jolly Boy ~1854
The Cosmopolitan ~1869
619 ~209 ~3525
Live table- side music
~ Plaza of the Past ~
Old Town San Diego
State Historic Park
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