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San Diego

From balmy beaches with a laid-back attitude to a gleaming modern image, San Diego offers much for the tourist to enjoy. Situated on the Southern California seacoast, San Diego is the second largest city in the state, with 1.4 million residents (2020), and has long attracted travelers for its ideal climate, miles of beaches, and location on the Mexican border right across from Tijuana.

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9 places match

  1. EatMission Beach-Pacific Beach

    Baja Beach Cafe

    Mexican restaurant on the boardwalk with a Mexican seafood specialty. Including fish tacos, hamburgers, margaritas, and more.

    Sun-Thu 8AM-12:30AM, Fri Sat 8AM-2AM

  2. DrinkMission Beach-Pacific Beach

    Blue Palm

    Coffee shop right by Mariners Basin. Also serves breakfast foods, tucked away.

    Tue-Sun 7AM-3PM, closed Mon

  3. EatLa Jolla

    Caroline's Seaside Cafe

    Casual cafe situated right next to the beach on the UCSD-SIO campus. The cafe serves breakfast items including eggs, pancakes and lunch items including sandwiches and burgers. Seated is first-come-first-served casual setting (so no waiters only servers). Parking is limited and may need a UCSD parking pass on weekdays, however, 2-hr street parking is available.

    8AM-3PM

  4. DrinkMid-City

    Kensington Cafe

    This coffee shop, loved by the locals, serves coffee, tea, food and even spumoni.

  5. DrinkMid-City

    Lestat's Coffee House

    Lestat's never closes, ever. Aside from the specialty coffee drinks and the local pastries, the walls are covered with art for sale, and the next door stage has nightly shows and open mics. Free wifi attracts all sorts of local characters and the back is always packed with people. They have a sister location in University Heights along Park Avenue.

  6. DrinkMid-City

    Living Room Coffeehouse

    A regular neighborhood coffee spot that's a popular study space for many college students given its proximity to SDSU.

    Daily 6AM-1AM

  7. EatPoint Loma-Ocean Beach

    Old Townhouse Restaurant

    Family owned and operated for over 35 years; a local favorite for breakfast. They will also serve you bottomless cups of coffee.

    Daily 6AM-3PM

  8. EatMission Beach-Pacific Beach

    Olive Cafe

    Nested between the bay and the beach, Olive Cafe provides breakfast scrambles, burritos, pancakes, breakfast bowls, and baked goods. Sister establishment for Olive Baking Company, which is a small, quick casual bakery, less than a block away. Parking is tough around the area and can get busy in the weekends.

  9. DoMid-City Not mapped

    Kensington

    Centered along Adams Avenue east of CA-15, is a small community with much charm. Instead of going here for excitement, you should go to relax. Take some time to walk around the neighborhood and see all of the old houses and their well kept gardens. Get a cup of coffee at Kensington Cafe and then enjoy it at the park that surrounds the local library. Around dinner take the time to eat at the local restaurants and then either have a few drinks at the Club Kensington or see an indie or foreign film at the theater or rent one from Kensington Video.