DK Travel : San Diego : Places to eat

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Miguel’s Cocina

Colorfully-dressed waitresses serve up enormous plates and lethal margaritas. The enchiladas, tacos, and burritos are hearty.
Mille Fleurs

The most acclaimed restaurant in San Diego County is a culinary feast. Fireplaces, fresh flowers, and tapestries complement the exquisite and beautifully-presented food.
Mission Café

Breakfast is served until 3pm in this funky “ChinoLatino” café.
Mr. Tiki Mai Tai Lounge

Over a dozen carved Tiki gods welcome you aboard a Polynesian culinary adventure. A wide variety of pupus, crusted mahi mahi, and pineapple pork “pago pago” style, can only be accompanied by a tropical rum drink in a Tiki glass.
Old Town Mexican Café & Cantina

Watch the famous “Tortilla Ladies of Old Town.” People line up to try the café’s grilled pork carnitas and chilaquiles , a delicious tortilla strip casserole.
Palomar Airport Café

Come upstairs to enjoy the view as vintage biplanes take off and land. Breakfasts are hearty and lunch plates are heaped with sandwiches, fries, and coleslaw.
Pannikin

You can’t miss this coffee-house housed inside a historic Santa Fe Railroad Depot. Grab a beverage and sit upstairs or outside on a shady deck.
Parallel 33

Experience some of the world’s most intriguing cuisines, such as the Moroccan b’stilla and Indian lamb braised in curry.
Peohe’s

Popular for its views across the bay, fish and classic dishes are served with tropical island flair; desserts are exceptional.
Point Loma Seafoods

Order the freshest seafood in San Diego. Seafood salads and sushi are popular.

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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