San Diego: three million people
70 miles of perfect coastline
San Diego is the place we call home.
The SD Food Scene
San Diego is one of the most diverse cities for a reason, this hub for travel is a destination for foodies and explorers alike.
From the street tacos of Chula Vista to the Michelin star restaurants of downtown the sheer variety and quality of restaurants in San Diego makes this a foodies paradise.
With SDFoodies as your guide, you can find the best place to grab a drink, get a dozen oysters, and relax at the finest resorts. Learn about all the amazing well known spots as well as the hidden gems from the farthest reaches of San Diego.
Local Guides
San Diego
A blend of predominantly Spanish and American, this border city is well known for its seafood, tacos, and craft beer. However some of the finest bbq, italian, steaks, and sweets can be found in all corners of San Diego.
Central Coast
From the up and coming wine areas of the Central Coast to the bread basket of California, the main artery of the sunny state has hidden gems all along the way.
Mexico
Mexico is an immersive cultural experience that is filled with great food, delicious tequila, and even a hidden wine gem two hours south of San Diego. Pack a weekend bag and don’t forget your bathing suit, Mexico is waiting!
Mountains
From cozy airbnbs to breakfast burritos there are hidden gems behind every tree!
The Desert
Most come to enjoy the sun, but we stay for the experience. The Desert is filled with must visit spots from poolside cabanas, to delicious local cuisine - the Desert is the perfect sunny getaway for all.
Orange County
The entrance to Los Angeles has a distinct collection of bites!
Featured Stories
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48Hrs in Puerto Vallarta
Looking for a quick getaway from San Diego? Head to Puerto Vallarta, a hidden gem in Mexico! This bustling tourist spot is known for its fabulous tequila (it’s actually one of the closest cities to the town of Jalisco!), beautiful beaches, world class seafood, and luxury resorts. We spent the weekend at the Marriott Puerto Vallarta and experienced several of their foodie themed adventures that are available at the hotel. Follow along as we go through the perfect foodies adventure in Puerto Vallarta!
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Foodies Guide to Belmont Park
Originally opened in 1925 by sugar magnate John D Spreckles, Belmont Park is one of the most legendary attractions In San Diego. From its historic Giant Dipper Roller Coaster, its rooftop dining Cannonball, and so many things to do in between, Belmont Park is a must visit for any local San Diegian or traveler. Our guide will showcase all of the amazing dining options, activities and itineraries on how to best utilize your time at Belmont Park!
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Exploring a Hidden San Diego Cave
Do you dare spend the day in a hidden open ceiling cave in San Diego? A cave that requires repelling down a cliff, climbing over boulders, and walking through several feet of water? If you are looking for a hidden natural gem in San Diego, you have come to the right place!
