On Man v Food, Adam Richman takes on the Broken Yolk Special, a 6-lb. breakfast served on a 15-inch pizza pan - a 12-egg omelet with chili plus a mountain of home fries and 2 biscuits.
Gaslamp Quarter offers free wi-fi throughout the entire district! visit www.freewifisandiego.com
SeaWorld was founded in 1964 on 22 acres by four graduates of UCLA. Their original idea was to build an underwater restaurant. The park grew into a marine park now spanning 189 acres.
Recently, Balboa Park launched a new iPhone app to help visitors explore and navigate the park's 1,200 acres.
Kids galore. Waves are much bigger. Sands are much finer than La Jolla. Beware of plenty of kids.
Port Authority parking meters are enforced seven days a week, and also on most holidays... Most areas are free after 6 pm though. Read more.
Easy to spend 3-4 hours here, especially if you incorporate adjacent Presidio Park into a walking tour. For a West Coast spot, a lotta history packed into a small area. Avoid the weekends if possible.
Take the Skyfari Aerial Tram and give your feet a rest! Ride to the other side of the zoo while taking in views of the zoo and surrounding Balboa Park area. Read more.
If you're going on the African Tram, get a seat on the left hand side (driver side). You'll see heaps more!
Sit on the bench in the little park at the end of Del Mar Avenue:) Go to the end of Orchard Avenue and walk down the stairs to the walkway at the bottom of the cliffs!
We love the early evenings when the houses start turning their lights on. The boardwalk is positively beautiful for a stroll.
It's unique, interesting, educational, and provides a phenomenal view of San Diego.
Although it's located in the city of San Diego, it remains as one of the wildest reserves on the Southern California Coast; with miles of breathtaking landscapes and diverse wildlife.
Trails, unspoiled beaches, and museums makes it a perfect Sunday outing. The ocean view alone is worth the trip.
Even celebrities like Marilyn Monroe find there way here. It's open to the public, and some say haunted.
walk to the end of the pier and get an amazing view of the ocean. also look at the photo of the huge wave in front of the cafe
Seaport Village was built on landfill where the Spanish expedition of 1782 buried those who had died of scurvy. In later years, it served as a railroad yard to send items east that arrived by ship.
Enjoy a beautiful view and the sounds of the Pacific crashing against the rocks.
Not bad for the price and you get free shuttle services
Since they redid the fossil floor, it's so much better than it was a few years ago--worth the membership if you have kids.
great area to see the ocean and some wildlife... seals are close by and pelican everywhere... the tide pools are my favorite... we saw an octopus and other cool sea life around them.
Crazy crowed. Avoid driving if possible. Parking a nightmare, but worth the waiting time. Love ir
This is a true Italian experience. Pistachio is the test of a great gelato place: theirs is perfect. The espresso is Danesi, so it has robusta. Therefore, you need milk: macchiato or cappuccino.
Take the skywalk on the way out to avoid the crowds exiting. Don't forget to thank Shamu for a great show.
The Blue and Green Line transfer point. Connect to several buses here, including ones to go to Pacific Beach, Mission Beach (Route 8/9) and La Jolla (Route 30)For customer service, call 511 or vis Read more.
Best fish tacos, new upstairs seating with great ocean view, great beer selection and fun staff! The best bar to go to if you want to eat in OB.
Ask for the airport shuttle sign up sheet. And make sure you have a room on the third floor away from the highway.
