San Diego by Neighborhood
Point Loma
Grab brunch at the hidden Little Lion Cafe, walk along the Sunset Cliffs and try to find the secret beach, spend the afternoon at
Pigment: Sign up for a letter printing, chocolate making or air plant creating class
Stone Brewery: A local (Encinitas brewery)
Trader Joe’s: In case you need to pack a lunch or stock your airbnb
Moniker General: Get the best non-kitschy souvenir
Breakfast Republic: Yummy breakfast
Little Italy
Saturday morning Farmer’s Market, grab a shakerato at Pappalecco, brunch at Cafe Gratitude, and explore the Grant Pecoff art studio,
Torrey Pines
Hike to see the views or stop by the golf course.
Coronado
Hotel del Coronado offers spin classes on the beach on the weekends. Check out their website to sign up, and if you know a local make sure they get the CA resident discount. After spin, head to Tartine for a pastry and coffee.
About 30-minutes outside San Diego, this 7.5 mile hike is a ton of fun and a great workout. It can get crowded during the spring and summer, so plan to arrive early.
San Diego Zoo
Voted #1 zoo in the world for good reason! Wear great walking shoes and plan to spend at least a couple of hours here. You can have weekend brunch at Albert’s or schedule a visit to see the animals in action.
Only have 24-Hours?
Land, head straight to Point Loma for breakfast/lunch at Little Lion and a walk along Sunset Cliffs. Head to Hillcrest to check out the original Pigment and walk through Balboa Park, and then pop over to South Park to grab a cocktail at KINDRED. Finish out the day by walking around Little Italy while you wait on your table at Bencotto.
Staying Longer?
Take the coaster out to one of the beach town, Encinitas or Carlsbad, and have breakfast at A Little Moore Coffee Shop, spend the day playing beach volleyball at Moonlight Beach, and then make s’mores at Campfire in Carlsbad.
