A key component of a great trip is the experience of eating while exploring new destinations. Known as America’s Greatest City, San Diego is home to many renowned restaurants in famous neighborhoods such as Gaslamp, Old Town and La Jolla. Of course, you can find great food in these areas, but as a local of over 20 years, I’m a big fan of places to venture out here, satisfy those taste buds, and eat like a local. Enjoy our list of 15 locally-approved restaurants in San Diego.
1. Liberty Station / Liberty Public Market
If there’s a place to go here, it’s Liberty Public Market. It is located in the former navy dining room. It features every type of food imaginable. Eating in groups makes it easy for everyone to have a selection of dishes from different vendors.Old Naval Base has many other options liberty station.
2. Taco Tour
One of my favorite ways to eat around San Diego is on a taco tour. Focus on walkable areas (Old Town, Gaslamp, Barrio Logan) or move around town.
check out Taco Tours San Diego. Here are my local favorites Salud (Bario Logan), city tacos (some places), and Puesto (multiple locations). Be sure to order the aqua fresca to wash them down.
3. Mitch’s and Point Loma Seafood
Freshly caught seafood is a must when visiting San Diego. Both of Point Loma’s eateries meet this need. Mitch’s is somewhat hidden, so you might miss it. They have mouth watering fish tacos with a view of the water. Point Loma Seafood Located on the doorstep, the scent of fresh fish invites you.
4. Anywhere in Little Italy
lore, this is probably best food neighborhood in San Diego. Not just Italian food. Little Italy Food Hall A great place to check multiple taste buds. Head north on Kettner Blvd, crack shack (Look for big chickens). Paparecco and special dessert– above all – ready for an after dinner feast.
5. Farmers Market
With a year-round mild climate, San Diego is fortunate enough to enjoy outdoor activities all year round. farmers marketMost are no longer just fruits and vegetables and feature a variety of food vendors. It’s also a great place to avail different types of eateries.my favorite is Little Italy and hillcrest market.
6. Hodaz
A San Diego staple for decades, no visit is complete without trying the original burger. ocean beach location Or a downtown location. They also have great vegan burgers and fries. Well worth it and it usually works quickly.
7. Food in South Park
In a quiet, mostly residential community just outside downtown are two of my favorite eateries.The Station Tavern hamburger and tots relativesan all vegan/vegetarian open air eatery.
8. Coronado
Right across from San Diego Bay CoronadoThere are many spots crowded with tourists around the ferry terminal, so we will go further up Orange Avenue. Bonny’s Bayside Market for cooked food or Clayton’s Mexican Take Away. Miguel’s cocina Tucked away in a lovely courtyard, it’s a must try.
9. Carnitas Snack Shack
Walking along the Embarcadero, Fully outdoor eatery Adjacent to Broadway Pier is one of my favorites. Known for its carnitas, vegetarians and vegans can also enjoy the menu – check out Tater Tots!
10. Pizza
San Diego may not look like the city of pizza, but there is style and variety around town for every pizza lover.You can find New York and Chicago styles, but my favorites are in Landini Little Italy and Pizzeria Luigi (Golden Hill and North Park) you can get the pie whole or by the slice.
11. Tacos Out of Town
When entering or leaving the town from the north, Pedro’s tacos Either San Clemente or Oceanside is a must for me. In addition to typical taco styles and fillings, it also features fried chicken tacos and potato he tacos. These low-key taco stands also have drive-thru.
12. Breakfast legend
San Diego is known for its abundance of brunch. swami’s cafe reign supreme. The original location is on Swami’s Beach in Encinitas, but luckily it’s now in the city. Their extensive menu will delight anyone looking for a great fuel to start the day.
13. Old Town
The Old Town is a great historical place to show visitors in town. When it’s time to eat, skip the places crowded with tourists, Casa GuadalajaraI prefer the main street Old Town Tequila Factory To other people’s long waits in Best Western hotels. Harney Sushi It is also popular with locals.
14. Vegan/Vegetarian
The great thing about San Diego is that most restaurants have plenty of vegan/vegetarian options on their menus. Vegan-specific spotFavorites include The Loving Hut, plumeria, Evolution fast foodand cafe appreciationAs a novice plant lover, there is no shortage of things to enjoy.
15. Asian Restaurants in the Kearny Mesa Area
If you’re looking for Asian cuisine, the Kearney Mesa community (about 7 miles north of downtown) is the place to go. Asian markets are also a popular place to pick up delicious food. City Heights also has a number of Vietnamese restaurants.
The diverse population of America’s seventh largest city (link to my other link) and the US Navy’s Pacific Fleet Headquarters also requires diverse dining options.You will definitely find what you want in a tourist base, but consider venturing out eat like a local To do.
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