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Southwestern and Mexican-style appetizers and an extensive tequila menu keep this single’s hunting ground jumping.

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.

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.

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

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.

If you’re looking for a place to use your laptop, try this hip coffeehouse in upscale La Jolla. Grab a back table to enjoy that million-dollar view.

Walk 1,942 ft (591 m) out to the pier’s end and reward yourself with a great burger and a malt at this 1940s style diner. A golf cart will take you back for 50 cents.

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.

Boasting an almost cult-like popularity, everyone stops in this bakery and snack shop near Julian. Lines are long to buy loaves of 16 varieties of bread.

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.