70 & Sunny in San Diego

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  • Adventure Travel

  • Arts & Culture

  • Beaches

  • Digital Nomad Travel

  • Food & Wine

  • Nature Escapes

  • San Diego

  • Local Culture

  • Local Food

  • Sightseeing

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Curator’s statement

Apart from the occasional "May Gray" or "June Gloom" as the locals call it, San Diego, California lives up to the 70 degrees and sunny hype. With the ocean to the west and mountains to the east, San Diego truly has every type of environment ready for those after an outdoor adventure. In the heart of the city, you'll find the historic Gaslamp Quarter, museums of Balboa Park and world-class dining. No matter which neighborhood you choose to explore, you'll find a unique take on food and entertainment. You simply can't go wrong!

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Things to do in San Diego

A slab of rock with a message printed on it at Mission Trail Regional Park. There is also a blue sky and city view far in the distance.
  • San Diego has 70+ miles of coastline, offering a variety of options for your beach day.

  • Catch The Wave! This city is home to a world class fútbol club; check out their schedule to catch a match during your visit.

  • Go for a hike through scenic Torrey Pines State Natural Reserve, or Mission Trails Regional Park.

  • Visit one of San Diego’s many museums, such as the USS Midway Museum or Comic-Con Museum.

  • Indulge in delicious tacos and fresh seafood at local favorites such as Mitch’s Seafood or The Taco Stand.

  • Spend a day at Balboa Park, home to museums, gardens and the striking Spanish Colonial architecture of the California Tower.

  • Catch a Padres game at Petco Park, enjoying baseball with stunning views of the downtown skyline.

Places to eat & drink in San Diego

A painted wall exterior that reads "Greetings from San Diego" in colorful and printed lettering.
  • Yipao Coffee Roasters: In the heart of the University Heights neighborhood you'll find some of the best Colombian coffee and most friendly baristas in all of San Diego.

  • Mitch's Seafood: A local favorite, you can get catch of the day, any style!

  • Hodad's: Savor massive burgers piled high with toppings at this iconic burger joint, often said to be the best in San Diego.

  • Puesto: Gourmet tacos made with fresh, locally sourced ingredients and creative flavor combinations.

  • Kettner Exchange: Contemporary American with stunning views of the San Diego skyline from its rooftop bar.

  • Breakfast Republic: Creative brunch options like Oreo Pancakes or Millionaire's Bacon!

  • Buona Forchetta: Authentic Italian cuisine, including wood-fired pizzas and homemade pasta.

  • The Crack Shack: Elevated comfort food featuring crispy fried chicken and a vibrant outdoor patio.

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This guide is part of our ongoing series on travel to San Diego. For more travel tips, check out Fora Advisor Alexander Avigdor's guide, A Foodie's Guide to San Diego, California.