DK Travel : San Diego : Places to eat

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101 Café

Since its 1928 beginnings as a roadside diner, celebrities and folks just passing through have enjoyed the home-style comfort food.
Andres' Cuban Restaurant

Andres is a family-owned restaurant with great testing and very fresh meals. It is close to Old Town, north of Interstate 8, at 1235 Morena Blvd. Prices are very reasonable and the flan is fantastic!
Athens Market Taverna

Expect a sensational presentation of classical Greek cuisine. The menu relies heavily on fish and meat.
Azzura Point

Enjoy the memorable California-French cuisine while looking out onto the bay.
Beach at W Hotel

The ultimate in cool, this spot is the next best thing if you can’t make it to the beach. Relax under the stars outside on comfortable banquette seating, order a martini and dig your toes into the heated sand, or go for a Mai Tai in a private, candle-lit cabana.
Bella Luna

A loyal clientele proves this is one of the best Italian trattorias in the Gaslamp Quarter. Sidewalk seating offers prime people-watching, but head inside if you prefer a warm, romantic atmosphere in which to enjoy your northern Italian meal.
Belly Up Tavern

Considered one of the best live music venues in the county, old Quonset huts have been acoustically altered to showcase almost famous and famous bands.
Bertrands at Mr. A’s

A dazzling city-view and contemporary cuisine at a local favorite.
Bread & Cie

Breads such as anise and black-olive loaf are baked and made into unusual sandwiches.
Brockton Villa

Lunch is best, when you can enjoy the view from this historic bungalow. Enjoy chicken curry, Moroccan halibut, and salads.

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Restaurant price categories

For a three course meal for one with half a bottle of wine (or equivalent meal), taxes and extra charges.
- under $20
- $20–$40
- $40–$55
- $55–$80
- over $80