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1. Bertrand at Mister A's
The centrally located, award-winning Bertrand at Mister A's penthouse restaurant offers fine American cuisine and spectacular views of San Diego, including the skyline, bay, Balboa Park, Coronado, Point Loma, and the zoo. Relish in the amazing flavors of the classic lobster bisque, steak tartare, or gourmet beer-battered fish and chips. French restaurateur, Bertrand Hug, bought Mister A’s in 2000 and invited Chef de Cuisine, Stephane Voitzwinkler, to create simplistic, yet delectable dishes with European influences made from seasonally available, locally-sourced ingredients. Enjoy an atmosphere of casual elegance at Bertrand at Mister A’s, located on Fifth Avenue in downtown San Diego.
2550 Fifth Avenue Twelfth Floor, San Diego, California 92103, Phone: 619-239-1377
2. Hash House A Go Go
Hash House A Go Go – San Diego has been dishing up heaping portions of old, farm fresh recipes with a twist since 2000. Stop in for the unbelievable Sage Fried Chicken (and bacon waffles) or a one-pound stuffed burger. Executive Chef, Craig “Andy” Beardslee brings the flavor with his tasty, award-winning creations, while President, Johnny Rivera, ensures that everyone who visits enjoys an entertaining dining experience. Located on 5th Avenue, not far from the San Diego Zoo, Hash House A Go Go has been featured on popular TV shows such as Rachael Ray’s Rachael’s Vacation.
3628 Fifth Ave, San Diego, California 92103, Phone: 619-298-4646
3. Breakfast Republic
Breakfast Republic is spacious, stylish and trendy, with two lovely patios and a 20-tap chrome beer tower. It serves a spectacular breakfast from 7 am to 3 pm, hence the reason for beer on tap. Beer also goes very well with some of their creations such as Shrimp & Grits Breakfast, Chicken Wing Breakfast Bowls, and Breakfast Mac 'n Cheese.
You can also find good old classics and interesting takes on everyone's favorites such as Oreo Pancakes and S'mores French Toast. The place is unpretentious and service is great and it is quickly becoming a favorite destination for that most important meal of the day.
2730 University Ave, San Diego, CA 92104, Phone: 619-642-0299
4. The Mission
The Mission serves affordable Chino-Latino cuisine that is tasty as well as healthy. From quesadillas and wraps to gluten-free and vegetarian options, there is plenty to choose from at this vibrant urban bistro. Fay Nakanishi, Deborah Helm, and Thomas Fitzpatrick opened their first restaurant in Mission Beach in 1997, and have since expanded to two additional locations: in North Park and SoMa East Village. The Mission is a must-try if you are looking for healthy lunch options in San Diego.
3795 Mission Boulevard, San Diego, California 92109, Phone: 858-488-9060, (website link)
5. Puesto
Serving a diverse selection of tacos, salads, chips and salsas, Puesto is a Mexican street food eatery perfect for those who like the rich and spicy flavors of Mexican cuisine. Order a Filet Mignon taco which comes with melted cheese, avocado and spicy jalapeno. Or try a Tuna Asada taco with guacamole and cilantro. The restaurant serves a varied choice of drinks to accompany your meal, including wine, beer, tequila and specialty cocktails.
789 West Harbor Dr., San Diego, California 92101, Phone: 619-233-8880
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