Guidebook for San Diego
Food Scene
La Jolla and San Diego has some fabulous places for drinks and dining. We highly recommend reservations.
George's at the Cove
1250 Prospect StBreathtaking views of La Jolla Cove.
Chef Jason Knibb has created seasonal menus that are outstanding and well worth a visit. This is a wonderful place to celebrate a special occasion or go 'just because'.
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Prospect Bar and Lounge
1025 Prospect StChef Jason Knibb has created seasonal menus that are outstanding and well worth a visit. This is a wonderful place to celebrate a special occasion or go 'just because'.
The place to go for breakfast as well as when you are having a sweet craving. Chef Maeve offers Irish specialties as well as a variety of other delectables.
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Sugar and Scribe Bakery - Fine Food
7660 Fay AveThe place to go for breakfast as well as when you are having a sweet craving. Chef Maeve offers Irish specialties as well as a variety of other delectables.
Little Italy has become a trendy pedestrian friendly area packed with wonderful restaurants, bars and breweries along with unique locally owned small shops and galleries. You can often sit and listen to live music in the quaint piazzas.
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Little Italy
Little Italy has become a trendy pedestrian friendly area packed with wonderful restaurants, bars and breweries along with unique locally owned small shops and galleries. You can often sit and listen to live music in the quaint piazzas.
Delicious French cuisine in authentic French Bistro style.
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Bistro du Marché by Tapenade
7437 Girard AveDelicious French cuisine in authentic French Bistro style.
Parks & Nature
Torrey Pines State Reserves offers hiking with unparallel views of the ocean as well as an ocean breeze to keep you cool.
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12600 North Torrey Pines RoadTorrey Pines State Reserves offers hiking with unparallel views of the ocean as well as an ocean breeze to keep you cool.
Birch Aquarium at Scripps Institution of Oceanography
2300 Expedition WayUniversity of California San Diego
9500 Gilman DriveOld Town
Imarike yaseLiberty Public
2820 Historic Decatur RdShopping and Dining
UTC has recently undergone a multimillion dollar renovation adding new restaurants, stores, outdoor fire pits, children’s play area and additional parking. For outdoor dining reservations are highly recommended. Masks are mandated and must be worn in stores and walking into a restaurant, masks are not required when seated at a table.
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Westfield UTC
4545 La Jolla Village DrUTC has recently undergone a multimillion dollar renovation adding new restaurants, stores, outdoor fire pits, children’s play area and additional parking. For outdoor dining reservations are highly recommended. Masks are mandated and must be worn in stores and walking into a restaurant, masks are not required when seated at a table.
Museums and Parks
Balboa Park is a must if this is your first visit to San Diego. The architecture is breathtakingly beautiful and is home to 16 museums, restaurants and shops. There are many different styled gardens and trails to enjoy such as the Japanese Garden, the Rose Garden, the Lily Pond and more. On weekends you will find live performances, food stations, fortune tellers, and handcrafts for sale along the walkways. The organ pavilion has free concerts open to the public, usually scheduled over weekends and holidays.
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Bar
A speakeasy with old world decor and great cocktails definitely worth a visit. Reservations required.
Raised by Wolves
4301 La Jolla Village Dr