Souvenir Shop [Old Town San Diego]…read more Before leaving Old Town San Diego we stopped by this souvenir shop. The sign said "Store Closing" like some liquidation sale... that was enough to lure me in the store. They have a variety of merchandise from flip-flops to tote bags and lots of apparel from sweatshirts to novelty tees. The employees were nice and very helpful. They informed me of the pricing of merch in the front and directed me to more savings on items towards the back of the store. I was able to find something for my co-worker. She loved it! Cool place for "San Diego" souvenirs... Review #3215

I was visiting my niece and we spent the evening in Old Town. I was looking for some souvenirs and…read morewe stopped in this cute shop. I found a hoodie, t-shirt and a magnet. If you go straight to the back of the store that is where you will find the markdowns. I was happy that I didn't have to spend a ton of money on decent quality souvenirs. My niece spoke with the owner of the store who was very nice. And we loved her shop!

So we needed some gifts to take back from our trip and I found this place. What I liked about it…read morewas the taco shirt. It was still there. The items were reasonably priced and they had a lot to choose from. The place is close to restaurants so after you finish eating, you can swing by and purchase a few things.

Loved this shop!!! Need to come more often! I got a nice thick blanket and a hat for $20! Plus a…read morefree key chain Great spot for visitors.

When we are in OB, we always stop by Ocean Gifts and Shells and nine times out of 10, we find some…read morelittle knick-knack that we can't live without. A great souvenir shop with really friendly service.

Shout out to this awesome radical place on San Diego California. They got awesome prices really…read moregood people and really cool things to look at also really good friendly people will also give you really good deals. Highly recommend it if you're gonna visit for your first time I recommend getting there early because it can get quite packed inside animal friendly.

We came here recently and was impressed by the great selection of items and wonderful service!…read moreLooking for some Christmas ornaments to finish our collection and a couple sweatshirts to stay warm was our purpose for coming here. We were so grateful to find both! The store is broken into three sections: men's, women's, and sundries. We called ahead to make sure we had the items we wanted, and we drove from Orange County to get there. We found everything we needed right away. The salespeople were friendly. They were so great with our puppy, who was so excited by all the attention, and were very patient with us. There's a decent selection of sundries and service in separate area as well. With a nice selection of warm hoodies and sweaters, the Signature Store is a great stop when visiting The Del in Coronado!

Miss Sandy is the best.. She really showed an interest in me in September and I missed seeing her…read moreon my recent February visit. She s a jewel

No visit to San Diego is complete without a stop to Old Town. This is one of our favorite places to…read morevisit to get a little reminder on the history of the town's establishment as well as some souvenirs, too! The streets are lined with shops and restaurants that attract tourists from all over. If you're more into the history than the gimmicky stuff, head off the main street where you can walk through some of the old buildings and see how life used to be when it was a simpler time. I think most people stick to the one street, but don't realize that there is much more when you walk off the beaten path. There are a few small museums that are staffed with folks who would be more than happy to answer your questions and give you a lesson while you're there. Parking is available, but like everywhere else it can be hard to come by. Our trick is to do the Old Town Trolley Tour which takes you to many stops throughout the city. It gets you out and about, but skips the headache of the parking challenge. Plus, you'll learn some cool things.

Having lived just steps from Old Town Scottsdale for many years I noticed a few striking…read moredifferences between OTSD and OT Scottsdale, but I promise to stay focused on OTSD. San Diegos Old Town is a place I once passed through but never lingered that is until last week. Parking was easy and free, look for lot C. after the long drive finding a restroom was priority, they are close to lot C just past the trolly depot inside a shop and up on the 3rd floor. Stairs are scenic and there is a nice elevator. OT is comprised of a town square park and 1 main street; all are lined with shops and restaurants that make meandering interesting and enjoyable. I feel a visit to this area can be done in a half day if desired or over the course of 2 to 3 hours with lunch or dinner included. It is probably a better spot for the kids during the day and date nights after dark. No visit to Old Town is complete without having some Mexican food and there are certainly plenty of options. Expect Americanized menus and some real authentic surprises but I recommend finding a place that is making homemade tortillas and fresh squeezed margaritas. I honestly couldn't decide which old town I liked better Scottsdale, Temecula or San Diego, they all had unique charms but when in this area a stop and stroll is a no-brainer, and plan to have lunch or dinner here too.

There are so many fun free events at Comic-Con International San Diego 2026 at the Gaslamp Quarter…read morein Downtown San Diego. Green Day made a special appearance and performed for everyone. Some people got a chance to see Johnny Depp and also John Cena walking around taking pictures with the fans. We took the trolley to 12th an Imperial trolley station and walked from there. It's so much easier, cheaper and convenient than driving to downtown. Comic-Con ends tomorrow Sunday, July 26, 2026, check it out!! Follow me on Instagram at Chica McFoodie or sandiego_yelpie_chica619 Happy Yelping :)

This is definitely the party district of San Diego!!…read more Day or night, this area is rather lively. Lots of different shops, bars, clubs, and restaurants here. I was here during Halloween and it was packed with people that night. The best place to park here, to me, is in the large parking garage next to Petco Park. The whole area is best seen on foot anyhow. There are also some nice hotels here to choose from. The Convention Center and the Trolley are also here, and the Embarcadero is just a short walk away!! Had a very good time here!!

La Mer in Coronado sells beautiful clothes. As one of the few and true stand alone shops, not a…read morechain, each style, each color palette, each item of clothing is carefully chosen by this wonderful boutique owner. The shop is lovely and the perfect size to browse all the items that draw you in. My friend visits twice a year from NYC. First thing on the list? La Mer!

This boutique is very cute and located on the Orange Ave area by tons of lunching and dining and…read moreshopping. This store looks like it might trend a bit to the older crowd but I did see some beautiful and fashionable ladies clothing and especially a few skirts, dresses and sweaters I wanted to try on in beautiful patterns and cuts of cloth. I snuck in just before close and found a few items I liked and wanted to try but the sales associate told me to leave and come back the following day, so I didn't make any purchases and didn't have time to come back the next day. Oh well, their loss!

Friendly service in a super cute store. Wanted to buy everything!!! We will be back for sure! Stop…read morein to buy necessities forgotten on a trip or for added comfort and care during your stay. Will not disappoint!