DK Travel : San Diego : Places to eat

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The Yard House

Whether you’d like a Kona Brewing Fire Rock or a Mad River Jamaican Red Ale, there’s definitely a drink for you among the 130 featured beers and ales. Order by the half pint or yard with some upscale appetizers. Music and TV sports events make the atmosphere young and noisy.
Thee Bungalow

Intimate dining rooms in a quiet bungalow.
Top of the Hyatt

Window seats are at a premium during sunset when people come to enjoy the breathtaking views of the bay, Coronado, Point Loma, and the jets over Lindbergh Field. Dark woods exude a sedate, plush atmosphere, with drink prices to match.
Top of the Market

The chichi sister of the Fish Market (see The Fish Market), come here for a window seat, a quieter atmosphere, and seafood prepared with panache.
Top o’ the Cove

Both the café and the dining room offer coastline and ocean views. Classical French cuisine is well presented.
Top o’ the Cove

A 100-year-old bungalow, classical cuisine, and an ocean view (see Top o’ the Cove).
Trattoria Acqua

Enjoy northern Italian cuisine and the sea, and imagine you’re on the Riviera.
Twiggs Bakery & Coffee House

Enjoy a latte and a snack in this fun café. It’s packed all day with neighborhood residents and their dogs. In the Green Room, you’ll find nightly live entertainment ranging from poetry readings to Celtic music.
Wild Note Café

Come here for lunch: salads and sandwiches are served outside or under ornamented and painted structural beams. Concert-goers from the Belly Up Tavern make dinners hectic.
Zinc Café

Great coffee, pastries, and a wide selection of vegetarian dishes make this cozy café a good choice for a shopping break at the Cedros Design Center.

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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