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Best Places for Easter Brunch in San Diego

Updated Feb 07, 2024 Whether you plan on attending a morning Easter church service, sign up for food tours, or simply wish to meet up with friends, there are awesome locations spanning the SD coast. As Delish.com put it, “Easter is one of the most important brunch days of the year. This day is about coming together with family and friends, getting a little dressed up, and treating yourself to good food, a little champagne, and endless cups of coffee.” ...

By sodiegotours|2024-07-31T12:00:36-07:00March 3, 2020|Food, Holiday, Restaurants, San Diego|Comments Off

Dining with a View – The Best of San Diego Oceanfront Dining

Whether you’re a San Diego native, hosting out-of-town family, or making the most of a San Diego vacation experience, nothing beats a meal with an incredible waterfront view. Lucky for you, San Diego County has a beautiful coastline full of delicious options – all with a not-to-be-missed view. We have a list of the best San Diego restaurants with a view that you can enjoy for breakfast, lunch and dinner! When visitors come to San Diego, the first thing they ...

By sodiegotours|2024-07-31T17:14:20-07:00January 3, 2020|Nightlife, Restaurants, Uncategorized|Comments Off

Best Poke in San Diego

We’re guessing that you’ve seen a poke bowl shop (or three) pop up around your area lately—unless, that is, “your area” is under a rock. Poké, pronounced “poh-kay,” means to cut crosswise into chunks in Hawaiian. It’s the name of a traditional island dish, made up of marinated raw fish cubes. It’s also the hot new craze (for good reason). People are hooked on the poke trend right now. For people that are raw seafood lovers and looking for the ...

By sodiegotours|2024-07-30T15:35:16-07:00December 2, 2019|Cuisines, Food, Restaurants, San Diego|Comments Off

Top 10: Seafood Spots in San Diego

If you’re anything like us, you love seafood and you just can’t get enough of it. San Diego today boasts a large variety of seafood options, paying homage to the early tuna industry that helped shape the city. In the early 1900s tuna was the largest industry in San Diego and brought fishermen from around the world to work for “ the tuna capital of the world.” The San Diego seafood scene also has a large Baja influence, and therefore, ...

By sodiegotours|2024-07-30T14:05:23-07:00January 15, 2018|Cuisines, Food, Restaurants, Travel|Comments Off