Guidebook for San Diego
Food Scene
For authentic Mexican street tacos, it doesn't get better than El Gordo. My favorites are the adobada, carne asada, and lengua. Their ordering system is "interesting" to say the least--you need to line up each time for getting a different meat item. So it is better to go in a group so that each person can line up for one type of orders.
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Tacos El Gordo
556 BroadwayFor authentic Mexican street tacos, it doesn't get better than El Gordo. My favorites are the adobada, carne asada, and lengua. Their ordering system is "interesting" to say the least--you need to line up each time for getting a different meat item. So it is better to go in a group so that each person can line up for one type of orders.
For authentic northern Chinese dumpling and noodle dishes, you will be surprised to find this gem at the heart of Hillcrest only a mile from our property. I think they even make their own noodles. Their price is also very reasonable.
Great Wow
3865 Fifth AveFor authentic northern Chinese dumpling and noodle dishes, you will be surprised to find this gem at the heart of Hillcrest only a mile from our property. I think they even make their own noodles. Their price is also very reasonable.
For extraordinary desserts, you really need to visit Extraordinary Desserts. But be forewarned for a long ordering line there, especially during the after dinners hours post 9 p.m. I love to enjoy their cakes with a cup of hot fruity tea.
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Extraordinary Desserts
2870 Fourth AveFor extraordinary desserts, you really need to visit Extraordinary Desserts. But be forewarned for a long ordering line there, especially during the after dinners hours post 9 p.m. I love to enjoy their cakes with a cup of hot fruity tea.
There are a number of really interesting restaurants, brewery, ice-cream, and coffee places right around our immediate neighborhood along India street (1.3 miles away). If you are not sure what kind of cuisine you want to have yet, then having a stroll down India street should help you settle your decision.
India Street
India StreetThere are a number of really interesting restaurants, brewery, ice-cream, and coffee places right around our immediate neighborhood along India street (1.3 miles away). If you are not sure what kind of cuisine you want to have yet, then having a stroll down India street should help you settle your decision.
Sightseeing
For a bird's eye view of San Diego. This lighthouse at the hill top of Point Loma is a must-see. It is operated by the National Park Service, so you do need to purchase a pass to enter.
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Cabrillo National Monument Visitor Center
1800 Cabrillo Memorial DrFor a bird's eye view of San Diego. This lighthouse at the hill top of Point Loma is a must-see. It is operated by the National Park Service, so you do need to purchase a pass to enter.
This 2nd largest wooden structure in the United States with its iconic red roof tops has been visited by 16 American president thus far. The Pacific ocean greets you on the South (Hotel Del) side of the island, and if you trek over to the North side of the island, you will be greeted by the stunning San Diego skyline with the calm water of the San Diego bay in front of you.
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Hotel Del Coronado
1500 Orange AveThis 2nd largest wooden structure in the United States with its iconic red roof tops has been visited by 16 American president thus far. The Pacific ocean greets you on the South (Hotel Del) side of the island, and if you trek over to the North side of the island, you will be greeted by the stunning San Diego skyline with the calm water of the San Diego bay in front of you.
Parks & Nature
It is not usual to see seals swimming in the water or resting on the rocks there. You won't confuse the place with Fiji, however, if you snorkel there, in addition to a garden variety of fish, barnacles, star fish, and anemones, you might encounter leopard sharks as well. A wet suit might be required depending on the water temperature.
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Baia di La Jolla
1100 Coast BlvdIt is not usual to see seals swimming in the water or resting on the rocks there. You won't confuse the place with Fiji, however, if you snorkel there, in addition to a garden variety of fish, barnacles, star fish, and anemones, you might encounter leopard sharks as well. A wet suit might be required depending on the water temperature.
A great place for water sports or just to relax in the park.
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Mission Bay
A great place for water sports or just to relax in the park.
Sunset Cliffs Natural Park
Ladera StreetQuintessential San Diego!
Entertainment & Activities
If there is a place in San Diego that resembles the atmosphere of Coney Island, it would be the Belmont Park. Located at the center of Mission Beach, you will find many activities for the entire family including the very retro-looking wooden roller-coaster, miniature golf, merry-go-round, and arcade games all within a stone throw from the iconic beach.
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Belmont Park
3146 Mission BlvdIf there is a place in San Diego that resembles the atmosphere of Coney Island, it would be the Belmont Park. Located at the center of Mission Beach, you will find many activities for the entire family including the very retro-looking wooden roller-coaster, miniature golf, merry-go-round, and arcade games all within a stone throw from the iconic beach.
Shopping
Westfield UTC
4545 La Jolla Village DrFashion Valley
7007 Friars RdEssentials
Vons
3610 Adams AveThis is the closest market from the property.
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Clover Leaf Market And Gas Station
3070 Reynard WayThis is the closest market from the property.
Arts & Culture
Old Town
Experience the historic San Diego.
The site of the 1st of the 21 Spanish missions established in California by the Franciscan priests in 1769.
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Missione Basilica San Diego de Alcalá
10818 San Diego Mission RoadThe site of the 1st of the 21 Spanish missions established in California by the Franciscan priests in 1769.