Guidebook for San Diego
Food Scene
On Convoy Street, fabulous Vietnamese, Japanese, Korean and Chinese cultures and cuisines all collide in an amalgamation of flavors, sights and sounds.
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Convoy Street
Convoy StreetOn Convoy Street, fabulous Vietnamese, Japanese, Korean and Chinese cultures and cuisines all collide in an amalgamation of flavors, sights and sounds.
Di-Chan Thai Restaurant
5535 Clairemont Mesa BlvdOne of my favorite Thai places.
Cuban cuisine that is organic and locally sourced whenever possible. It’s comfort food with a conscience.
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Havana Grill
5450 Clairemont Mesa BlvdCuban cuisine that is organic and locally sourced whenever possible. It’s comfort food with a conscience.
Palmitos Mexican Eatery
5145 Clairemont Mesa BlvdGreat Mexican taco shop opened late.
Phuong Trang
4170 Convoy StBest Pho Spot in SD
Authentic Latin American food. Hard to find food of this type. Recommend takeout, not very many tables.
Tropical Star Restaurant & Specialty Market
6163 Balboa AveAuthentic Latin American food. Hard to find food of this type. Recommend takeout, not very many tables.
Parks & Nature
The park provides a natural setting in the midst of a busy urban area. The 467 acres of dedicated natural parkland include finger canyons and mesas on the south side.
The main canyon and its tributaries continue to support a population of resident wildlife including raccoons, skunks, rabbits, amphibians, reptiles, and birds, and serve as a pathway for coyote, fox, and other native mammals. Along the length of the canyon are coast live oak, California sycamore, and native willow tree woodlands, with an undergrowth of native and other plant species. The chaparral and riparian California native plant communities are closely defined by their microclimates and underlying soils.
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Marian Bear Memorial Park
5491 Genesee AveThe park provides a natural setting in the midst of a busy urban area. The 467 acres of dedicated natural parkland include finger canyons and mesas on the south side.
The main canyon and its tributaries continue to support a population of resident wildlife including raccoons, skunks, rabbits, amphibians, reptiles, and birds, and serve as a pathway for coyote, fox, and other native mammals. Along the length of the canyon are coast live oak, California sycamore, and native willow tree woodlands, with an undergrowth of native and other plant species. The chaparral and riparian California native plant communities are closely defined by their microclimates and underlying soils.
Drinks & Nightlife
Peter D's
5149 Clairemont Mesa BlvdThe Watering Hole
4766 Clairemont Mesa BlvdBalboa's Tap House
4421 Genesee AveGood Beer good Food
Societe Brewing Company
8262 Clairemont Mesa BlvdEntertainment & Activities
Boomers! San Diego
6999 Clairemont Mesa BlvdReading Cinemas Town Square
4665 Clairemont DrThe Comedy Palace
8878 Clairemont Mesa BlvdShopping
Clairemont Town Square
4821 Clairemont DrBalboa Mesa Shopping Center
5401-5605 Balboa AveWalmart
4840 Shawline StWestfield UTC
4545 La Jolla Village DrNearest Mall probably the best in San Diego.
Getting Around
Clairemont Mesa Bl & Doliva Dr station
Stop ID: 10827