Food in San Diego?

 Don't need to go to TJ for good food.  Try just about any place in
 Old Town.  Spent 4 1/2 months there and lived in Old Town.

 1. Olde Town Mexican Cafe
 2. Coyote Cafe
 3. Many others to go.

 Matthew C. wrote:

 > Heading out to San Diego soon for a week.  Recommendations on places to go?
 > I'm particularily interested in great Mexican, as that's something I don't
 > get so much in my neck of the woods.  Any good Mexican (or otherwise) places
 > in Tijuana, for that matter?

 Try Miguel's on Coronado Island for Mexican.  I can't miss going there whenever
 I'm in the area.  Marco's for Italian and McP's for pub fare also on Coronado
 are my faves.  In San Diego itself, I like the oriental section  and downtown I
 like Sevilla for Spanish <particularly tapas>.  For killer desserts try Sam's
 Gourmet Cheesecakes.
 Hope this helps--
 carol

 Matthew C. wrote:

 > Heading out to San Diego soon for a week.  Recommendations on places to go?
 > I'm particularily interested in great Mexican, as that's something I don't
 > get so much in my neck of the woods.  Any good Mexican (or otherwise) places
 > in Tijuana, for that matter?

 Someone wrote:

 > I visited San Diego last year and found that a trip to the 'Old Town'
 > revealed some great eating places, especially if you like mexican type
 > food.
 > I Travel to different parts of the USA every year for a two week
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 > Steve
 > London UK
 >
 > Matthew C. wrote:
 > >
 > > Heading out to San Diego soon for a week.  Recommendations on places to go?
 > > I'm particularily interested in great Mexican, as that's something I don't
 > > get so much in my neck of the woods.  Any good Mexican (or otherwise) places
 > > in Tijuana, for that matter?

 AN excellent suggestion...my favorite spot at Old Town is Casa De Pico.
 You might also check out Cotija's not too far from there.  And San Diego
 is the home of Alberto's (yummy carnitas burritos!) that has spawned the
 plethora of xxxxxxxto's around the southwest.
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 I would suggest Casa De Pico in Old Town San Diego.

 If in Tijuana, I suggest you stop at any street vendor that has a throng of
 people standing around eating.  That means it's good!!!  And don't miss the
 churros that are sold on the sidewalks of downtown TJ.

 Also, in San Diego, if you are tired of the mexican fare, check out the Hob
 Nob.  It is terrific!

 Fred S. wrote:
 > Someone wrote:
 > > Heading out to San Diego soon for a week.  Recommendations on places to
 go?
 > > I'm particularily interested in great Mexican, as that's something I
 don't
 > > get so much in my neck of the woods.  Any good Mexican (or otherwise)
 places
 > > in Tijuana, for that matter?
 > >
 > >
 > There's a bunch of little stands which have terrific stuff.  (Mexican)
 > If you are driving around in the day time and you see a crowd.  Stop and
 > eat.  You might have to eat in your car (might only be a few seats at the
 > counter) but its good. It used to be less then $4.00 for a big burrito
 > and a drink.
 >
 > If you want the band and the guitars; Olde Town will work.
 >
 > If you feel like driving.  Pinnacle Petes in Santee is a fun place.
 > Pretty good steak (big) and they will cut your tie off.
 >
 >
 >