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 Popular Chain for Seafood |
Point Loma 2725 Shelter Island Drive San Diego, CA 92106 United States +1 619 224 2871 http://www.brigantine.com/brig... |
Opened in 1969, Brigantine Seafood Restaurant has gained a reputation for serving great sefood. Enjoy your cocktails and meal on the heated outdoor deck, which offers a panoramic view of the Shelter Island boatyards. There are five other Brigantine Seafood restaurants spread over the San Diego County. All locations offer fabulous fresh fish and have rocking oyster bars. The Del Mar Brigantine is a favorite singles spot, and Coronado's Oyster Bar is hotspot in the evenings. This chain of restaurants is slightly expensive but worth a visit. Other restaurants are situated at La Mesa, Escondido and Poway. Review © 2007, Wcities |
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Rustic breads and cafe |
1110 Rosecrans St (Suite 100) San Diego, CA 92106 United States +1 619 224 4344 |
If you like good bread, this is the place for you. Bread is baked fresh daily without additives, preservatives, fats, oils or sugars. Daily breads include French Levain Batard, and kalamata olive. Specialty breads are cranberry-orange walnut, challah and Gruyere and chive. The bakeshop/cafe is a great place to have lunch while enjoying the aromas and watching the people in Point Loma Village. Credit cards are not accepted. Review © 2007, Wcities |
 Photo: Matthew Semancik |
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Old Italian charm |
1125 Rosecrans St San Diego, CA 92106 United States +1 619 223 2553 |
This family-owned restaurant is located in the center of Point Loma. There are two dining rooms decorated in 1950s "family Italian." The setting is old style and so is the service. All dishes are homemade, including the bread. Hot sandwiches include Meatballs Parmigiano, Sausage Parmigiano and Provolone & Peppers. Dinner offers baked macaroni dishes and a variety of veal dinners. Chicken and seafood are also available. The pizza is excellent and delivery is free. Review © 2007, Wcities |
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Food with a view |
2803 Emerson Street San Diego, CA 92106 United States +1 619 224 1134 |
The food is great and so are the boat and people watching. This "little" place is located on the boardwalk next to H&M Landing, one of the busiest sport-fishing docks on the West Coast. Seating consists of five outside stools that overlook the sport-fishing boats. If you are late catching your boat, order the Grab & Go sub. If time permits, enjoy fresh soup, salad, cold beer or a glass of wine. Other items are grilled Panini subs, breakfast sandwiches, malts, shakes and smoothies. Review © 2007, Wcities |
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Subs and pizza |
1166 Rosecrans Street San Diego, CA 92106 United States +1 619 224 5105 |
The staff at this restaurant believes you should enjoy the "good old days" when food was good and people cared enough to give you friendly service. The dining area is small, but the two levels and outside view make it appear warm and spacious. Outside seating is available. The menu includes 22 different kinds of pizza, hot and cold sandwiches, and Greek and Italian specialties. Everything from the vegetarian pizza to the Greek-style chicken is excellent. Party trays, beer and wine are also available. Review © 2007, Wcities |
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Great fish and drink |
1403 Scott Street (Point Loma Village) San Diego, CA 92106-2728 United States +1 619 222 8787 http://www.hudsonbayseafood.co... |
This is a great place to enjoy casual dockside dining and watch the fishing boats. The interior is cozy and warm with plenty of windows to watch the sport-fishing action. The outside seating consists of stools on the balcony overlooking the piers. Breakfast offers biscuits and gravy, a deck-hand breakfast and seafood omelets. Lunch includes an array of sandwiches on fresh baked bread, as well as fish platters and salads. Try the fresh-grilled dinner, the Chorizo Black Bean Soup and the Clam Chowder. Wine and beer are available. Business hours are extended on weekends or as and when decided; call to verify. Review © 2007, Wcities |
 Photo: Tim Knauff |
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Point Loma hideaway |
2541 San Diego Avenue San Diego, CA 92115 United States +1 619 325 4445 http://www.livingroomcafe.com |
Located in a vintage wood-frame house, this comfortably furnished coffeehouse also offers an elevated, street-side patio area for sipping and people watching. A popular cram spot for students from the nearby Nazarene College, it also attracts tourists from the many nearby motels and residents from the fine old houses off the side streets. Coffee is king here or you could try the Iced Cafe Mazatlan on a hot day. You can also order Quiche Lorraine and Chicken Wellington, Baked Brie en Croute, breakfast dishes, sandwiches and salads, all extremely reasonably priced. Review © 2007, Wcities |
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A Local Favorite |
2912 Shelter Island Dr San Diego, CA 92106 United States +1 619 224 2401 http://www.miguels-cocina.com |
You will not find "Mexican lite" served here. Instead, this is good soul-satisfying Mexican food. You will find enchiladas smothered with sauce and cheese, as well as tostada supremes laden with sour cream and guacamole. Do not forget to ask for the special "white sauce" with the chips and salsa—all the locals do! With good food, friendly service and a full bar, this small restaurant has become a San Diego favorite. Without reservations, expect to wait an hour on weekend nights. Review © 2007, Wcities |
 Great food and menu |
10821 Via Cascabel San Diego, CA 92106 United States +1 619 224 3568 |
Some people who live as far away as L.A. have been known to travel to this eatery on a regular basis. It is definitely worth the trip because the menu is astounding! The restaurant offers more than 200 dishes on the menu and happily the dishes are all prepared without the dreaded MSG. Anything you order will be memorable, but if you have ever tasted the sweet-and-succulent Sauteed Lobster Tail, you too will travel from all points for an encore. The specialty is traditionally-prepared Peking Duck. Review © 2007, Wcities |
