3. The Cheesecake Factory
8.8
7067 Friars Rd First Level (at W Fashion Valley), San Diego, CA
American Restaurant · 139 tips and reviews
Chris Thompson: Crusted Chicken Romano, Cuban Sandwich, French Toast, it's all great :)
Russell C: Is a 45 minute wait worth it for this place? Be prepared to wait!
delinda: Lovely place, but crowded. Especially sundays and evenings. Good food, lots of choices and the staff is very service minded
6. Lolita's At The Park
202 Park Blvd (10th Ave), San Diego, CA
Mexican Restaurant · East Village · 61 tips and reviews
Daniel Altbaum: This is my favorite Mexican Restaurant on the planet. Delicious food, great salsa, and everything is made fresh. You have to try it, there are a lot of locations.
Roody K: california burrito! U must try it 👌
Serious Eats: The carne asada fries topped with ribbons of steak, cotija cheese, and guac is a great option here. The small size ($6) is plenty, even if you're sharing.
Diana P: Make sure to visit Lucha Libre Gourmet Taco Shop, a Mexican-wrestling-themed shop that features the Surfin' California Burrito, a steak, shrimp and frenchfry-filled concoction of deliciousness.
HISTORY: SAN, dedicated in 1928, is also known as Lindbergh Field. San Diego was the city from which Charles Lindbergh began the journey that would become the first solo transatlantic flight.
The Most Interesting Man in the World: I was once forced to land here unexpectedly. I had spilled my coffee aboard the pedal powered bi-plane I was piloting. If I was going to make it to Santa Fe by nightfall, I was going to need a refill.