Questions about San Diego/Hollywood

[Disneygrl36]

Any recommendations for where to eat authentic Mexican food in Old Town San Diego?
Does the Del Coranado serve afternoon tea---I can't find that on their web site?
Anyone know how the hours for the tours of Graumanns' theatre?

I am sure I have a million more questions but these are the burning ones as I am trying to plan our days in San Diego before our Backstage Magic tour in Hollywood/Anaheim.

[perlster]

"Authentic Mexican restaurant" is what dining at the park is all about.
I doubt that you could make a bad choice. You could check tripadvisor.com (http://tripadvisor.com) to see what others have thought about these establishments.

A list of all the places to eat is at http://www.oldtownsandiegoguide.com/restaurants.html

You can download a guide to Old Town:
http://www.oldtownsandiegoguide.com/pgs/webguide.pdf

Shocking, but true: This is one of the very rare tourist attractions in Southern California where parking is free.

[Tink33]

For Mexican Food in Old Town:

Casa Guadalajara for fun authentic Mexican with Mariachi's on the weekends, nice outdoor dining

Old Town Mexican cafe for casual food where the women make tortillas in the front window

El Agave for gourmet Mexican food and over 600 tequilas

[Tink33]

The Hotel Del has tea on Sunday.

The Westgate Hotel in Downtown has a daily tea.

[munchkinsmom]

Another nice place for afternoon tea in Downtown San Diego is Cafe Chloe in East Village (ballpark area): http://www.cafechloe.com/

I second the recommendation for Old Town Mexican Cafe: http://www.oldtownmexcafe.com/ :)

[Disneygrl36]

Thanks for the answers so far.
I will explore these more fully when I get time.