Most of what you need is within a few blocks or a short bike ride.
Orange Avenue
Coronado's main street has about a hundred specialty shops, boutiques, galleries and cafés, many independently owned, plus services like banks and salons. It is one of the most walkable shopping streets in San Diego County.
The Ferry Landing Marketplace
A waterfront collection of shops and eateries with skyline views. It also hosts the Coronado Farmers Market on Tuesday afternoons.
Groceries and essentials
- VonsOn Orange Avenue, open long hours for everyday groceries.
- Hardware, pharmacy and servicesLocated along Orange Avenue and nearby streets, so many errands can be done on foot.
Beyond the island
For big-box stores and wider selection, downtown San Diego, National City and Chula Vista are a short drive across the bridge or south along the Silver Strand.
More in Around the Island
- Where to Eat in Coronado, Neighborhood by Neighborhood — Village classics, hotel and waterfront dining, and easy everyday spots across 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.
- 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.