Coronado is a dining destination as well as a home base.
With a view
- The Hotel del CoronadoOceanfront restaurants, patios and bars in a Victorian landmark.
- Ferry Landing restaurantsSkyline views across the bay.
- Glorietta BayBayside patios beside the marina.
Village favorites
- Village PizzeriaNew York-style pizza, locally owned since 2002.
- Clayton's Coffee ShopAn old-school diner with retro decor.
- Miguel's CocinaThe original Miguel's, open since 1982 in the courtyard of the historic El Cordova.
- Coronado Brewing CompanyThe island's own production brewery, on Orange Avenue since 1996.
- Il FornaioHousemade pasta and wood-fired pizza on First Street.
Good to know
Reservations help on weekends and holidays. Many patios are heated, so evenings outside are comfortable most of the year.
More in Island Guide
- Culture, Museums and Landmarks — The Hotel del, museums, theater and naval aviation history that make Coronado more than a beach town.
- Shopping on Orange Avenue and at the Ferry Landing — Independent boutiques on the main street and a waterfront marketplace with skyline views.
- On the Water: Boats, Paddle Boards and Whale Watching — Ways to get out on San Diego Bay and the Pacific, from a kayak to a harbor cruise.
- Ferries, Bridges and Bike Paths — How the ferry, the Coronado Bridge, the Silver Strand and the flat bike paths connect the island.
- The Island Calendar: Concerts, Parades and Holiday Traditions — A year on Coronado, from spring flowers to summer concerts and holiday lights.
General information only. Hours, menus, schedules and events change, so confirm details before you go. Places are named for information only and are not endorsements or advertisements.