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I specially like "huaraches"...

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Good for breakfast. Prices are very reasonable!

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Wait, what? :
Think giant sushi rolls. This restaurant is like your favorite fellow classmate, Hannah Nakamoto. It combines Mexican traditions with Japanese-Hawaiian cuisine.

Where: Convoy

What do I order?:

Anything, this place is bomb af

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Make your own ice cream sandwiches! Choose your cookies, your ice cream, and your toppings! A must visit if you are in SD!
http://www.thebakedbear.com/

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Expensive, but worth it
https://www.meltingpot.com/

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Picture this:
You love Mexican sea food, so you decide to take your lady on a romantic trip to Oscars on Emerald's. You walk in and the line is horrible, BUT the chef comes out and gives everyone waiting in line complimentary soup, like he always does. <3 You and your lady drink the soup and order your food to go. You then decide to walk the half block it takes to reach the sand and eat your FISHERMAN'S TORTA (this is what I recommend) while watching the sunset.

You're smart, so you brought lots of salsa to go, and after the two of you walk 5 minutes south to enjoy touristy Mission Beach. She falls in love with you, you have 5 kids. One of them wins the lotto and buys you a BMW.

Where?: Mission Beach/PB
Great for: fisherman's tortas, octopus tacos
Sit down?: Not a sit down restaurant but there are tables and chairs. It's always crowded though so just go sit on the beach. There's a dude who's always there that will blow bubbles for you.

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Mission Beach is San Diego's lively take on the classic boardwalk beach town with nearly two miles of oceanfront boardwalk, numerous rental shops and Belmont Park, a boardwalk amusement park, featuring the Giant Dipper Roller Coaster, originally built in 1925 but since restored, the Beach House Grill, miniature golf, bumper cars, rock climbing and an arcade.

A popular beach with the 20-something crowd, there are plenty of bars in Mission Beach and adjacent Pacific Beach, and a hot nightlife scene for young adults and the young at heart.

There are also a host of activities for the whole family to enjoy including biking, beach volleyball, boogie boarding, surfing, whale watching, sport fishing and scuba diving.

A short walk across Mission Beach's main thoroughfare leads you to the calm waters of Mission Bay, home to SeaWorld San Diego and the largest aquatic park of its kind, surrounded by grassy parks, playgrounds, picnic tables and miles of paved sidewalks. Rent a sailboat, take a leisurely bayside bike ride, or watch the kids play in this one-of-a-kind oasis.

Most of the action in Mission Beach centers around Belmont Park at the intersection of Mission Boulevard and West Mission Bay Drive, where you can ride the roller coaster and other amusement rides, rent a bike, play some games or grab a bite.

South Mission Beach offers a slower pace from the bustling activity in the Belmont Park area. The beach gets even wider as you go south, with lots of room to relax on the sand or try some beach volleyball.

There are great spots for fishing at the end of the road at South Mission Beach Park, where you can cast off the jetty and watch the boats pass in and out through the Harbor Channel. You'd never know it to look, but a half-mile off the coast are a series of shipwrecks, placed here to create an artificial reef and a diver's haven for underwater exploration.

Don't count on finding parking on any of Mission Beach's narrow and densely inhabited residential streets and, if you do, check the signs before you count yourself lucky. Slightly better odds can be had at the public lots around Belmont Park, Santa Clara Point and South Mission Beach Park. Otherwise, this is a good place to visit by bus or bike.

There are plenty of lifeguard and bathroom outposts that line the beaches of Mission Beach.

Visiting Belmont Park - roller coaster, bumper cars, arcade

Surfing, boogie boarding, kite boarding

Swimming, but in designated areas in the summer. Watch for signs.

Fishing off of the Mission Bay jetty

Walking, jogging and bicycling on the boardwalk

From the I-5 freeway take Garnet Avenue west to Mission Blvd. south. Alternatively, take Sea World Drive to West Mission Bay Drive to the roller coaster. The city bus runs right through Mission Beach; call San Diego transit at 619-233-3004 for routes and schedules.

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Mission Beach is San Diego's lively take on the classic boardwalk beach town with nearly two miles of oceanfront boardwalk, numerous rental shops and Belmont Park, a boardwalk amusement park, featuring the Giant Dipper Roller Coaster, originally built in 1925 but since restored, the Beach House Grill, miniature golf, bumper cars, rock climbing and an arcade.

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http://ototosushico.com/

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Good for coal fired pizza! A little expensive but the small pizza and salad is plenty for about 3-4 people
http://www.urbnencinitas.com/

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Good for delicious healthy meals. Mediterranean style food. A little expensive but worth it due to the large portions.
http://lunagrill.com/location/la-costa/

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Delicious food and bottomless mimosas, what more could you ask for!?!
https://www.thebrokenyolkcafe.com/

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2408 Northside Dr., San Diego, CA 92108

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Good for carnitas street tacos. Everything I have tried is delicious! Super cheap and large portions
https://www.tacobarsanmarcos.com/

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Where?: La Jolla

Great for:
-al pastor tacos
-mar y tierra fries

Bad for: Carne Asada

Sit Down? : Kind of, but here's what I suggest: Get your tacos to go, then take the 10 minute walk to the ocean and sit on one of the many benches the city of La Jolla provides.
https://www.tripadvisor.com/Restaurant_Review-g32578-d6205978-Reviews-The_Taco_Stand-La_Jolla_San_Diego_California.html

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The Taco Stand, La Jolla - 621 Pearl St - Restaurant Reviews, Phone Number & Photos - TripAdvisor

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Reserve a table at The Taco Stand, La Jolla on TripAdvisor: See 588 unbiased reviews of The Taco Stand, rated 4.5 of 5 on TripAdvisor and ranked #2 of 1,241 restaurants in La Jolla.