Brick oven cooks pizzas with a crispy yet chewy crust in a rugged, unpolished space that feels like a New York pizzeria. Atmosphere is relaxed and friendly, with a small-town family vibe and kid-friendly seating inside and out.
Slices come out fast, making it a solid choice for a quick dinner. The spot suits both a quick bite and a family dinner with ease.
Outdoor seating offers a clean and kid-friendly space to chill and eat pizza. Both indoor and outdoor areas stay tidy and comfortable.
"I thought the pizza here was delicious and had a perfect crust."
"The owner, John, provides incredible customer service at these dinner spots."
"The owners are super friendly and welcoming in the outdoor space."
Good to know
The restaurant is very kid-friendly with a clean sit-down area indoors and outdoors.
The lunch deal offers two slices of pizza and a soda for $10.
Prices are reasonable, with slices priced lower than other places in the area.
Small space with heated outdoor seating and picnic tables creates a welcoming, vibrant atmosphere. Upbeat music adds to the chill vibe while friendly staff contribute to a comfortable experience. Outdoor seating offers a pleasant spot despite the surrounding urban grunge.
Dinner offers a birria plate that fills you up and comes at a great price. Meals feel comforting and relaxing, making it easy to enjoy both breakfast and dinner here.
Atmosphere outside feels amazing and stands out from the busy Gaslamp District. Outdoor areas offer a relaxed vibe worth seeking out.
Good to know
Parking is limited in the downtown area, so arrive early.
Expect long wait times during peak lunch hours.
The restaurant does not have a restroom available for customers.
Rooftop setting offers beautiful city views and a large outdoor space with a giant big screen TV showing live sports. Atmosphere is loud and energetic, making conversation difficult even at moderate capacity. Outdoor heaters and a fire-pit provide warmth against the rooftop breeze.
Dinner here includes osso bucco, pasta, chicken, steak, and fries. Meals cost around $60-$75 per person and take about 50 minutes even with reservations and limited menu options.
A rooftop patio offers a nice outdoor area with open doors and a breeze that can get chilly. A fire-pit setup and a big screen TV showing live sports add to the outdoor experience.
Good to know
Happy hour is available twice daily at The Rooftop.
Valet parking costs $10 all night with a stamped ticket.
Expect to spend $60-$75 per person for dinner and drinks.
Boutique hotel blends old-world charm with modern rooftop pool and gym. Atmosphere feels elegant and plush despite some city noise from nearby streets. Spacious rooms and vintage decor create a unique, welcoming environment.
Dinner features wonderful live music on Thursday nights and is served in a second-floor bar setting. Meals come with delicious drinks and are nicely presented.
Rooftop pool deck offers outdoor fitness machines, a hot spa pool, and a regular pool for lane swimming. The outdoor gym includes cardio machines and weights with views of downtown's skyline.
Good to know
A $30 resort fee is charged at check-in, not mentioned during booking.
Parking costs an additional $52 per night.
The hotel has safety concerns due to nearby homeless encampments.
Small dining area with a clean, modern aesthetic and dangling lights and plants creates a casual, quiet atmosphere. Guests often sit outside, connected to a neighboring bar, making it a good spot for conversation. The menu blends Thai, Chinese, and Indian cuisines, offering a unique fusion experience.
Dinner features Pad Thai Tofu, Panang Curry Tofu, and Mango Sticky Rice for vegetarians. Drinks include Thai Ice Tea, making it a solid spot for dinner with drinks near Stone Brewery.
Outdoor seating connects to the bar next door and offers a quiet corner spot. Access involves going through the bar's patio and an office lobby, which can feel confusing to navigate.
Good to know
The happy-hour special offers discounted drinks and appetizers from 4-6pm.
Reservations are recommended for larger parties to ensure seating.
The entrance is through the side, via the tap room.
Mediterranean restaurant with elegant interior and high ceilings offers a relaxing atmosphere enhanced by smooth, high-quality hookah and lively music on weekends. The space includes a patio for outdoor dining and features well-ventilated hookah areas up front. Guests enjoy flavorful dishes like lamb chops and kabobs in a setting that balances comfort with vibrant energy.
Offers a light dinner option ideal before attending a show. Works well for both solo meals and group gatherings.
The patio offers outdoor dining with a relaxing atmosphere and fresh air. Some guests smoke hookah or cigarettes in the outdoor seating area, and flies are present but not bothersome.
Good to know
Happy hour prices for shisha are available all day on Mondays, Tuesdays, and Wednesdays.
Karaoke starts at 10pm on Thursdays with a two-drink minimum.
Brunch meetings are held at Maestro Lounge on weekends.
Small, family-owned pizza spot offers a cozy, inviting atmosphere with outdoor seating and a homey vibe. Pizza features authentic ingredients and a rustic oven that adds to the experience. The place feels like a familiar neighborhood joint with a warm, welcoming energy.
A small outdoor area offers about 8 seats for dining. It works well for enjoying pizza outside on weekends.
Good to know
Two slices of pizza cost $16 at San Remo Pizzeria.
An 18-inch pepperoni pizza costs $45.
The pizzeria is open late for late-night snacks.
Upscale hotel offers spacious rooms with quiet ambiance despite downtown surroundings. Outdoor dining spaces provide stunning harbor views and a classy atmosphere. Amenities include a fitness center, outdoor pool, and convenient valet parking.
Three restaurants serve dinner, including a fine dining spot open Thursday evenings and a rooftop restaurant with ocean views. Pedro offers strong dinner recommendations.
Two outdoor dining areas stand out. One offers a lobby terrace with a nice ambiance and tasty food. The other has a pup-friendly patio with attentive service.
Good to know
The hotel charges a $50 per day resort fee, which may not provide clear benefits.
Happy hour prices at Vistal start at 12:30pm, offering good deals.
The hotel is dog-friendly, accommodating pets during your stay.
Converted YMCA building blends historic charm with modern design in a stylish lobby and bar. Courtyard and outdoor spaces offer a quiet, European vibe despite city surroundings. Rooms feel spacious and comfortable, though some lack basic amenities.
Dinner features great food and drink. The Front Office Director Tuong handles large group requests smoothly, including securing dinner for 18 people.
Outdoor areas include a European-style patio for breakfast and lunch with views over building walls. A cool space for ceremonies and cocktails is available, plus easy access to public transit right outside.
Good to know
The hotel charges a hidden $105 resort fee upon check-in.
Parking is not available at the hotel; nearby options charge each time you enter or exit.
The entrance has about 12 steep concrete steps, which may be difficult for some guests.
Restaurant offers ocean views from all seats and an outdoor dining area with bay views. Atmosphere suits casual dining with a friendly vibe and multiple TVs for watching games. Outdoor seating provides sunshine or night lights, enhancing the experience by the water.
Dinner offers amazing food and drinks with options suitable for family gatherings. Easy pick-up dinners and special occasions like birthdays and Thanksgiving are well accommodated.
Lots of outdoor seating offers great views of the bay and water. The patio provides a beautiful sunset backdrop and a cooler, less busy spot to eat.
Good to know
Happy hour is available all day on Sunday with discounted drinks and appetizers.
The restaurant offers a free lunch off a limited menu for veterans on Veterans Day.
Expect a late-night snack option as the restaurant is open until 11:00 PM.