Zach's San Diego Restaurant Guidebook
Coffee Shops
These are just a few of our favorite coffee and breakfast spots. We tried to pick a “popular” one, and a more local one as well as one in another neighborhood to explore.
James Coffee Co.
2355 India StMOE COFFEE
2542 State StBetter Buzz Coffee Roasters
3745 Mission BlvdBreakfast
Harbor Breakfast
1502 India StKono's Cafe
704 Garnet AveShorehouse Kitchen
2236 Avenida De La PlayaMorning Glory
550 W Date StLunch
Mona Lisa Italian Foods
2061 India StDaily fresh caught fish! Point Loma Seafood is a San Diego local staple. It is the freshest most delicious seafood you can get.
The fresh crab sandwich on sourdough (I go untoasted and with avocado) seems crazy expensive at like $18 right up until you eat it and realize it is worth every penny.
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Point Loma Seafoods
2805 Emerson StDaily fresh caught fish! Point Loma Seafood is a San Diego local staple. It is the freshest most delicious seafood you can get.
The fresh crab sandwich on sourdough (I go untoasted and with avocado) seems crazy expensive at like $18 right up until you eat it and realize it is worth every penny.
The Crack Shack - Little Italy
2266 Kettner BlvdDinner
Born and Raised
1909 India StHarumama Noodles and Buns
1901 Columbia StCivico 1845
1845 India StFood and Drinks
Nolita Hall
2305 India StBallast Point Brewing Little Italy
2215 India StIronside Fish & Oyster
1654 India StKettner Exchange
2001 Kettner BlvdHerb & Wood
2210 Kettner BlvdGeorge's at the Cove
1250 Prospect StGrand Ole BBQ Flinn Springs
15505 Olde Hwy 80Hodad's
5010 Newport Ave