Dive is the perfect hidden gem!…read more Great views of Coronado and Hotel Del all while sipping on delicious cocktails and tasty appetizers. We came for happy hour on a Friday and we were very impressed with our overall experience. Try the calamari! It's lightly breaded and served on a bed of crispy noodles and cabbage which gives it the perfect bite. Also, GET the PSM cocktail. PSM=Pumpkin Spice Martini and yes, I know it's not fall BUT if a bar has pumpkin spice anything then you have to try it. It was so cold, crisp, and gave all the wannabe fall feels!

This is a small rooftop and very cutesy. That's it. The waiter nor does their menu indicate that…read moreyou will have a charge a gratuity 20% for parties of 6 or more, even if not everyone consumed/ordered something. Parking is either street parking or valet from hotel downstairs. They are SLOW in taking your order, bringing drinks, getting you a refill, bringing the check, correcting an order or the check.. so come here with ample time. Food is mediocre. Chilaquiles salsa is dry and pure onion taste. Not even a listerine spray will save you that day. They have some umbrellas but depending where you sit, sun will burn you if it's out. That's not their fault but more shade will help. Basically only thing good here are the views and maybe the drinks.

If you're in Coronado, McP's Irish Pub is one of those spots that just becomes part of your routine…read morewithout even trying. It's a smaller place, but that's part of what makes it great. It feels real, comfortable, and consistent every time you walk in. This has actually become a tradition for us. Every year around Thanksgiving, when we stay at Hotel del Coronado, we make it a point to come here with friends. Been doing it since 2018 and it's something we all look forward to. The food is always solid, drinks are right, and the atmosphere just fits. Nothing overcomplicated, just a place that does what it's supposed to do and does it well. What says a lot is we don't just go to this location. When we're up visiting family in El Dorado Hills, we'll hit their Tahoe location too. That kind of consistency across locations is rare. This place has become part of our routine and our memories. Don't ever change.

Sitting in front of a fire, sipping a beverage, and enjoying good conversation under the stars is…read morewonderful. Knowing that half the country is under a foot of snow makes it delightful. We came here on a whim and were left with a wonderful experience. We had the Sheppard Pie and the bread bowl, both of which were solid. The waitress was full of great suggestions and made fun conversation. I'm a sucker for good outdoor seating and this makes my top 10 in San Diego.

We spontaneously went to Coronado with a large group and no reservations. We ended up here because…read morethe place was relatively empty. They had good drink options and a menu that everyone could find something. I got the salmon and thought it was good but very plain and therefore expensive for what you got. We split the Brussels which were good, and others enjoyed the pot pie, gem salad, steak tacos, fish tacos and more. Overall everyone liked their food but none of the dishes blew us away.

It does feel more like a dive bar than a sports bar to me. And yeah, it's partly because it's below…read morethe street, more like a basement, more introverted, and good if you want to be on Orange Ave., but don't want to "feel" like you're on Orange Ave. I only ordered an IPA, so I can't comment on the drinks. The food is good I guess. The wagyu taco had a nice flavor and the greens with the sauce made it work. I don't think it's actually wagyu, but the word is pretty much meaningless at this point. For the crust, I found it to be way too chewy rather than light and flaky. I couldn't even cut it with my spoon anymore and had to pick up a long thing of crust and pull it apart with my teeth. I will allow that the gravy and other contents are bland and generic since if it had as much flavor as I actually want, other customers will be complaining about it. But the crust I cannot forgive. Overall it was not bad though. Surprisingly, my favorite item was the brussels sprouts. Even with all the seasoning and cheese, I found the flavor to be well balanced. Even after most of the plate, I noticed I didn't find it too salty. I really like the menus in the crappy brown folders. I think they might've also done it because it's easy and cheap, but it works well with the aesthetic they have.

I wish this place had better service. The atmos is half bro bar and half people wanting to watch…read morethe sea and have a drink. Too loud to be nice and really expensive for basketball on all TV's and people screaming. The drinks are top notch and should be at $20 each. The house made potato chips ate okay at best. Our serving had many that were hard and soggy at the same time. A waste of money. Or server seemed to be terribly busy and he never checked back in with us. Yet the magic tip machine asked for $18+ for a tip. Lovely place. Terrible service. Great drinks. Bad atmosphere.

A really cool vibe. A large bar area with plenty of bar seating, and table seating. An excellent…read morearray of cocktails, the bartenders are great. They made great drinks and we conversed about different things which made our stay enjoyable.

I've been meaning to check this eatery out and finally did so a couple of years ago. The space is…read moreinviting and staff are friendly. We were given complimentary chips and salsa and then ordered some drinks that came with watermelon garnish. We shared the spicy mango ceviche and a cheese crisp for our appetizers. Both were delicious! The cheese crisp was very interesting! We opted for the spicy tiger shrimp fajitas for our entree. It's served with blistered peppers, charred onions, jack cheese, guacamole, salsa fresca, sour cream, choice of beans and tortillas. It was very tasty! We ended up trying frozen margarita and an agua fresca as well. The frozen margarita is so refreshing, especially on a hot summer day. For dessert, we got the tres leches cake and it was the perfect ending to our dinner.

While visiting Coronado, I stopped for dinner and happened to arrive during the restaurant's happy…read morehour: Monday to Friday from 3:00pm to 5:00pm. The vibe of the restaurant was pretty dope. They have an outdoor seating area blended with indoor seating. The decor was stunning. I loved the wallpaper and light fixtures. The tunes were bumpin'. The restaurant wasn't surprisingly too busy and was pretty family-friendly. I was so excited to take a bite into my first CA tacos! As I settled in and opened the menu, full transparency: I was shocked to see the "happy hour specials: $7 tacos"... regularly $14!? Thinking these HAD to be next-level incredible, I stopped judging and ordered two "Birria" tacos, two "traditional Carnitas" tacos, and a "crispy shell Ground Beef" taco. We paired our tacos with their "Classic" house Margarita. Chips and salsa were brought to the table with our drinks, and we enjoyed those for a bit before the food came out. I wish I were writing this to report that I had the best tacos of my life, but sadly, that's not the case. The Birria taco had an excessive amount of untrimmed fat in the meat, which made each bite unpleasant and forced me to spit out pieces I couldn't chew. This made the overall texture unappealing and the experience disappointing. Not my preferred way to enjoy my tacos. I don't believe this was an issue of happy hour pricing, but rather poor food preparation. I was only able to finish one taco and took the other to-go. As for the traditional carnitas taco, it was okay but lacked anything that set it apart. I say this with kindness, but if you've had a TB crunchy taco supreme, you've tried this restaurant's crispy shell ground beef taco. The classic margaritas were strong and well made. We thoroughly enjoyed them! If you asked me, would I go back for seconds? I'd likely not reorder the tacos. For the price, I expected higher-quality preparation and presentation; instead, it fell short. Personally, I'm glad I visited during Happy Hour. I'd file this one under cool place for drinks and a light bite, if you must.

My "old review" for "this place" was for a completely different business at the Del. Not sure how…read morethe ice cream store got moved into the sun deck. But today I ate at the pool, with food brought from the sun deck. Times were pretty slow and it's not cheap. But my wahoo sandwich was delicious. And it's a luxury to eat it at the pool. So thumbs up and I would do it again when I'm here.

Beautiful view. Everything else was a joke…read more We're locals and don't usually come to the sun deck. It's typically packed with kids and tourists, but it was a beautiful day and we wanted ocean views without the drive. We grabbed a corner spot with a $175 minimum, easy to hit when the menu is priced like everything was flown in from Monaco. Water: asked three times, never came. The fourth time we finally got it, and only because the manager dropped it off himself after my husband spoke to him. Water is the bare minimum. It shouldn't feel like a favor. The food came out in five minutes. Five. That's not a kitchen, that's a heat lamp. Lukewarm at best, some of it cold. The giveaway: they brought us a kids' chicken fingers plate, realized we'd ordered the adult portion, took it back, then sprinted off to grab the bigger version. That's a steam tray with a hostess. And the lobster Cobb? The lobster was cut into little circles. Circles. Lobster has never been a circle. The servers moved around like expressionless robots. When my husband politely asked to speak with the manager privately, out of respect for the staff, the manager came over looking like he couldn't care less. Somehow the service got worse after that. He comped a burger and one other item. We still walked out near $175. The cherry on top? His apology was throwing his own employee under the bus. "Yeah, he's had a lot of complaints lately." That's not a manager. That's Gossip Girl with a clipboard. Be a leader. Handle it behind the scenes. This is exactly why the staff is the way they are because leadership comes from the top and if that's broken the whole operation is broken. We left and went to The Dive rooftop at The Bower Hotel. Sat down, and within a minute someone dropped off water. We sat there genuinely grateful, which is when it hit us how badly we'd been treated. Save your $175. The view is free!!!!!

I visited the Cobana bar on Saturday, Jan 28th, with 5 of my friends…read more Two in our party of 6 ordered beers, and two of us asked about some of the margaritas they offered. The bartender (martin) was apparently having a bad day and became short with us while we asked him about the various drinks offered. I was really so put out, i did not order a drink, instead, we left the establishment.

How bad can this bar be, literally steps away from the beautiful Coronado beach, magnificent views…read moreof the Pacific Ocean and Point Loma. Beautiful people everywhere. Yes it's a bit pricy but you get what you pay for, i love This place.

Such a fun bar with delicious drinks! Definitely high in price, but as expected with it being in a…read morehighly trafficked tourist beach being on the outskirts of hotel del. We had some delicious drinks and such a nice bartender. Couldn't recommend the Windandsea enough. Just so good! My husband had the peachy bottoms and loved it as well. Great for a casual drink on the beach!

The worker named Justin recommended me the shrimp taco and when I tell you, that was as the best…read moretaco i've ever had

I have not been in the actual beach club per say. Am just reviewing the broad walk itself. Since…read morethere is no review for the boardwalk. I'll just piggyback off this page. And review the boardwalk. I come here a few times a week to stroll on the boardwalk, behind the condo towers and hotel del. it's about 10 minute walk one end of the board on the condo side to the other end hotel del Coronado end. you get a nice scenery, fresh air and occasionally depending on the day, weather and time. You'll get a beautiful sunrise or a sunset.

Came to see friends for a family gathering. You do need a resident to sponsor you, and with that,…read morewe brought our potluck contribution (bananas foster French toast casserole, chips, artichoke and vegan dips). The staff were awesome and friendly and you can walk right out to the beach, enjoy the adjoining pool or stay inside and watch the sunset. There is a cash bar in the club and the regulars were accommodating. Great space if you can get sponsorship. If not, public parking is right next to the club and there's lots of ocean for your beach picnic!

Great service... cheerful, patient, good recommendations... out server, Jeff, was awesome w our…read moreparty of 6! Delicious food... shrimp tacos were amazing! Food is brought to you right on the beach! Live music was the Icing on the cake! Great experience!

Let's face it: you have limited dining options. At this location it's all Hotel Del. So this place…read morehas the great beach location: see the background of my taco pic. The ordering and beer shack is made to look appropriately rustic and the sign post is appropriately thematic, see my pics. As you can see from my pic I was lucky enough to be there at a slow time. My canned beer came out in so-so time. But the staff was somewhat harried and short tempered. I ordered my fish taco, and I didn't realize it was made and had to be picked up at a different shack - which is around the corner from where I placed my order. So they had to tell me twice (I didn't see the small white sign down the alley: so you don't get snapped at I have a pic of where the food is prepped and picked up.) There were 2 taco orders ahead of mine, yet it took 15 minutes to serve my taco. I'm glad I waited there - they yell your name at the alley, I'm not sure it could be heard at the beach and over the live music. Please take a look at my $8.50 fish taco. While there was a plentiful amount of fish, the seasoning was incredibly salty. Also the fish was tough. I did liked the guac on top and rest the was fresh.