Any food suggestions

[tarheelalum]

Now this is a bit of a long shot... But anyone have any suggestions for San Diego? We are spending a few days there before heading up to Anaheim.

Phils barbecue in Point Loma. They always have a line out the door but for a very good reason. Don't worry. The line moves fast. Village Pizzeria in Coronado, be sure sit outside on the street. Hodads Burgers in Ocean Beach on Newport. The Broken Yolk Cafe in Pacific Beach. Also Pure Cupcakes in Pacific Beach is awesome. In and Out burger is all over the place and its wonderful. And just about any taco truck on the side of any street will provide you with the best taco you have ever had.

 

[ShannyG]

Here are a few of my favorites:

Bengal Barbecue (Adventureland) - the bacon wrapped asparagus skewers are straight out of heaven (the chicken skewers are great too)

Steakhouse 55 (Disneyland Hotel) - amazing filet; I added blue cheese on top because that's how I roll, and the potato stack au gratin is delicious. (reservations recommended)

Ralph Brennan's Jazz Kitchen (Downtown Disney) - everything I have tried has been really tasty. Hopefully it's a different cuisine offering that you have back home. Also try the beignets from the express counter. (reservations recommended)

Cafe Orleans (New Orleans Square) - I love the three cheese monte cristo and the pomme frites. It's lovely to eat outside on the patio. (reservations recommended)

Chimichangas (carts that sell turkey legs) - they look gross, but it's really yummy. A nice snack.

Bon Appetit!

 

[mrkyyyle]

Great tip - is this a kid-free zone, or could we take our 10 year olds?

Can definitely take your kids - seen plenty there over the years.