Justin McLachlan, author of Time Up, here. I picked this as a surfing spot for the characters in my story, but it's (as the name implies) a great place to watch the sunset. Bring a blanket or chair.
World Famous breakfast spot. Yes, the wait is ridiculous at times, but definitely worth the wait. Portions are gigantic. Try the World Famous Chicken & Waffles or I recommend the HH Famous Meatloaf.
Must try their peanut butter & banana stuffed french toast, made famous by Food Network "Best Thing I Ever Ate". Fresh juices & always check out specials. Read more.
Park and walk downtown Coronado. Its is a much different place than downtown SD. It is safe and friendly with lots of little shops and great dining. If you have time go to the beach. It is beautiful a
If you're in the mood to go out for a nice dinner, I highly recommend Croce's. The food is superb. Magnifico!! Read more.
This is the sister restaurant to the Imperial Beach Restaurant, also a good choice just before, during or after a baseball game. Close to Petco Park. Read more.
You'll love the Old Town Trolley Tour. It will take you to all of the major sights in SD where you can get on and off and explore at your leisure! You don't have to drive or park!! Read more.
At the end of Imperial Beach Pier is the original Tin Fish. Here you can eat homemade clam chowder and hand batter fresh fish. The place isn't fancy, but the portions are huge and the food is great! Read more.
This place is bursting at the seams with local flavor. Just a small little beach town mostly overlooked by tourists. Once we saw a woman with a big snake around her neck. Not the Coronado crowd here.
