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Located inside San Diego Mission Bay Resort, Covewood boasts an award-winning menu and stunning waterfront views. Whether you’re a guest of the resort, visiting the area or a local San Diegan, Covewood serves up a vista as invigorating as its food and drinks.
You could probably make the argument that there aren’t any bad views in San Diego一and you’d probably be right too. That being said, there’s still a handful of seaside restaurants, bars and grills that specialize in everything from fresh seafood favorites to classic baja California cuisine. Regardless of what kind of food you’re in the mood for, you can find it一along with equally fabulous views一in this beloved SoCal city. Here are some of San Diego’s best waterfront dining options.
A color-drenched retro surf-inspired resort in San Diego since the 1950’s, Town and Country features all the makings of a memorable summer escape: a massive pool, a twisty waterslide, crazy-good seafood, towering palms and pretty cocktails. Like a scene out of a Beach Boys’ song, it’s only good vibes at this landmark stay.
A gorgeous cafe and bakery in the heart of Mission Hills in San Diego, Cardellino invites guests to enjoy la dolce vita. From finger-lickin’-good doughnuts to a top-notch burger, Cardellino truly does it all–and does it well.
San Diego’s largest speakeasy-style restaurant – whose entry is hidden within the InterContinental San Diego, a luxury waterfront hotel – is called Garibaldi, named to honor both the state fish swimming in the ocean just a few feet away as well as Garibaldi himself.