Coronado's dining scene is compact and friendly. Here is a tour by area, with places that have long been part of island life.
The Village and Orange Avenue
- Clayton's Coffee ShopA beloved diner-style spot on Orange Avenue known for retro decor and hearty breakfasts and lunches.
- Village PizzeriaLocally owned since 2002, serving New York-style pies just off the main street.
- Coronado Brewing CompanyAn Orange Avenue staple since 1996 and the island's only on-island production brewery, with a full menu.
- Il FornaioHousemade pastas and wood-fired pizzas on First Street, a long-time choice for dinner with friends.
Near the Hotel del Coronado
- Miguel's CocinaThe original Miguel's, open since 1982 in the courtyard of the historic El Cordova, famous for its white sauce.
- The Hotel del Coronado's restaurants and barsOceanfront dining and drinks in one of the country's best-known landmarks.
The waterfront
- Ferry Landing restaurantsCasual dining with San Diego skyline views, right by the ferry dock.
- Glorietta Bay and the marinaBayside patios where boats and sunsets set the mood.
Tips
Reservations help on weekends, and many places have patio seating you will use most of the year. The Coronado Farmers Market on Tuesday afternoons at the Ferry Landing is a fun place to graze.
More in Around the Island
- Coronado Parks, Beaches and Trails — The beach, the bay-side parks, the golf course and miles of flat, friendly bike paths.
- Things to Do in Coronado — Museums, theater, the Hotel del and a ferry ride to downtown, all within a few minutes of home.
- Shopping and Everyday Errands in Coronado — A walkable main street of independent shops, a waterfront marketplace and the essentials close by.
- Getting On and Off the Island — The bridge, the ferry, the Silver Strand and the best ways to get around on the island itself.
- The Coronado Calendar: Seasons and Events — Summer concerts, the Fourth of July, holiday events and the market rhythms that shape the year.
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.