BREAKFAST
I have to agree with the experts that this is the most important meal of the day. A good, hearty breakfast is essential if you're a very active traveler and especially if you are on a budget.
- High to mid-priced: influx cafe - 1948 Broadway, San Diego, CA 92102
- Budget: La Posta - (corner of 3rd/Washignton) 3980 3rd Ave. San Diego, CA 92103
- High to mid-priced: Phil’s BBQ - 4030 Goldfinch St. @ Washington, San Diego, CA 92103
This place is always packed and that's because they have the best BBQ west of the Colorado River. For a light, yet delicious lunch, try their Rib Tickler. It includes 3 pork ribs, 2 onion rings, cole slaw, and fries for $5.95.
- Budget: Roberto's Taco Shop - 2206 Carmel Valley Road, Del Mar, CA 92014 (or any taco shop in San Diego)
Carne Asada Fries is the epitome of gluttony. It consists of fries topped with carne asada, guacamole, cheese, salsa and sour cream. $4.95. One order can feed 2 people.
- High to mid-priced: Hodad's - 5010 Newport Ave. Ocean Beach, CA 92107
This beach joint is famous for their burgers and it has a California cool ambiance of no shoes, no shirt, no problem! Try their special cheeseburger basket, which is an enormous burger, thick-cut fries, and tea, coffee or lemonade, all for $6.25.
- Budget: Dao Son Noodle House - 2322 El Cajon Blvd, San Diego, CA 92104
The service is so-so, and the restaurant is "quaint" but the food is incredible. Prices range from $2 to $9. My all-time-favorite is the Garlic Fish. It is well-seasoned catfish marinated with garlic, lemongrass and simmered in a deep rich sauce. $5.99. They go by spicy levels of low, medium and hot. The medium in *incredibly* hot...you've been warned!
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Definitely Hodad's. It's the best place I've been to in the country for burgers. Can't wait to get back (though I live 3000 miles away!). ;-/
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