Every year or so, I head to Coronado with my wife for a conference, and I get some time to explore…read morethe area. I always find myself spending at least a little time at the Coronado Ferry Landing each year. I enjoy the restaurants, stores, and even just sitting near the water reading a book. I am just as content being on my own there, being with my wife, or visiting with a friend at the Coronado Ferry Landing.
The Coronado Ferry Landing has many great restaurants. I have enjoyed visiting Peohe's, Il Fornaio, Spiro's Greek Cafe, and Le Parfait Paris each year. In addition, there is Lil' Piggy's Bar-B-Q, Cocina 35 Brunch, Cold Stone Creamery, Coronado Coffee Company, Burger King, and Village Pizzeria. There are also many other restaurants nearby on Orange. For information and links to each of these restaurants, go to https://coronadoferrylanding.com/dine.
There are also some great shops offering everything from designer shades and sandals to boutique fashions and great souvenirs. Some great shopping options include La Camisa Coronado, the Coronado Tasting Room, Vom FASS Coronado, Lisa's Boutique, and Miss Match. You can find links to each of these shops at https://coronadoferrylanding.com/shop.
You can also find plenty to do at the Coronado Ferry Landing including bike and surrey rentals, bike and kayak tours, flagship cruises and events, and jet ski rentals. Find more about these at https://coronadoferrylanding.com/things-to-do. They also host concerts each weekend (https://coronadoferrylanding.com/events).
Of course, you can actually take the ferry for $9 each way. In general, they are open daily from 10 AM to 9 PM. While I have shared links above, read more about the Coronado Ferry Landing in general on their own website at https://coronadoferrylanding.com. You can even sign up for their newsletter.
As an amazingly picturesque location in Coronado with a lot to offer, I recommend that anyone visiting Coronado check out the Coronado Ferry Landing!