DK Travel : San Diego : Places to eat

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Sushi Ota

Considered the best sushi in town, connoisseurs come for the day’s freshest fish transformed into tasty works of art.
The Cheese Shop

Lines are long when locals come here for monster-sized custom sandwiches. Roast pork loin and roast beef are specialties, along with a wide selection of cheese.
The Cottage

Enjoy the freshly-baked cinnamon rolls and Belgian waffles (see The Cottage).
The Cottage

At this lovely, quiet 1900s bungalow, the patio is the perfect place to enjoy a light breakfast or lunch.
The Field

Literally imported from Ireland, the wood walls, flooring, decorations, and assorted curios were shipped over and reassembled. Even the bartenders and waitresses are the real thing, not to mention the Guinness. Grab a sidewalk seat on Fifth Avenue or try for a window seat upstairs. The pub food is great, too.
The Fish Market

Take your pick from the “catch of the day” board and settle in at the oyster and sushi bar to await your table. Try for a coveted one on the outside deck directly over the water. You can request your fish be prepared grilled, fried, or Cajun style. A popular display counter offers fish to go.
The Grant Grill

Sporting a club-like, masculine ambience, try sturdy fare such as beef medallions and rack of lamb.
The Marine Room

Dine on exciting, romantic combinations of Pacific Rim, Mediterranean, and California flavors. If you’re not that hungry and would like to enjoy the sunset, try hors d’oeuvres in the lounge.
The Marine Room

Haute cuisine, candlelight, and soft music arouse the senses (see The Marine Room).
The Prado Restaurant

Hand-painted ceilings, glass sculptures, and whimsical artwork adorn this atmospheric restaurant. A large terrace overlooks the gardens of Balboa Park. A variety of margaritas and drinks from around South America complement an excellent cuisine best described as Latin and Italian fusion.

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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