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The Ultimate Guide to Coronado Island

By Ally Winer By Ally Winer | November 24, 2022 | Lifestyle

Here's everything you need to know about Coronado Island in San Diego.

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Where To Eat

Serea Coastal Cuisine

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1500 Orange Ave., sereasandiego.com

Just steps from the beach in the iconic Hotel Del Coronado, Serẽa offers superb sea-to-table dining with a casual yet sophisticated ambiance. Enjoy sustainable seafood from a coastal cuisine menu that features the best of the region’s oceans, farms and fields, ranging from the California Coast down to the Baja Peninsula.

Il Fornaio Cucina Italiana

1333 First St., ilfornaio.com/location/il-fornaio-coronado

Providing the most authentic Italian experience outside of Italy, Il Fornaio uses the freshest ingredients and traditional cooking techniques offering a wide variety of premium-quality Italian cuisine accompanied by an award-winning wine list and crafted cocktails.

Stake Chophouse & Bar

1309 Orange Ave., stakechophousesd.com

This boutique steakhouse offers fresh cuts from around the world including USDA Prime, American Wagyu, and Japanese A5 Wagyu to name a few. Located in the heart of Coronado, enjoy exquisite cuts and fresh, sustainably sourced seafood with seasonal sides right across the street from the world-renowned Hotel Del Coronado.

Saiko Sushi Coronado

116 Orange Ave., saikosushisd.com

Sip on sake and enjoy sushi at Saiko in Coronado. The casual sushi spot offers a lengthy sake menu as well as all the sushi and Japanese specialities you could ever want.

Peohe's

1201 1st St., peohes.com

If you’re in search of fine dining at Coronado Ferry Landing, look no further. Peohe’s offers unique cuisine specializing in fresh tropical seafood dishes influenced by Pacific Rim flavors, a Sushi Bar featuring innovative rolls and new wave sushi creations alongside breathtaking views of the downtown skyline and San Diego Bay.

Little Frenchie

1166 Orange Ave., littlefrenchiesd.com

Transport to Paris at Little Frenchie’s, the chef-driven approachable bistro modeled after Parisian neighborhood cafes. Take advantage of the rotating menu of Provencal classics with locally imported ingredients, an elaborate selection of unique cheeses imported from France and an extensive wine collection from both France and California.

Where To Stay

Hotel del Coronado

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1500 Orange Ave., hoteldel.com

Treat yourself to a stay at the legendary Hotel del Coronado, a dream destination for over two centuries. The Del is an experience, offering the best of many worlds, from classic Victorian architecture to modern Socal, with a plethora of dining options from more casual to fine, and a range of activities whether you are looking for rest and relaxation or exciting adventures.

Loews Coronado Bay Resort

4000 Coronado Bay Rd., loewshotels.com/coronado-bay-resort

The Loews is a secluded waterfront oasis with authentic Southern California style perched on a 15-acre peninsula. Surrounded by sparkling bay waters and the San Diego skyline, this one-of-a-kind resort is home to endless activities from sailboat excursions and watersports to beaches and pool cabanas.

Coronado Island Marriott Resort & Spa

2000 Second St., marriott.com/en-us/hotels/sanci-coronado-island-marriott-resort-and-spa/overview

Ideally located and newly redesigned, this resort is perfect whether you are in town for an event or a waterfront escape. Coronado Island Marriott Resort & Spa is the idyllic retreat, with views of the skyline and Coronado bridge, where guests can unwind in updated hotel rooms, suites, and private cottages, take a dip in one of the three pools, get in a sweat at the pickleball court, rejuvenate at the newly renovated wellness center and spa, and enjoy the delicious dining options.

Where To Relax

Spa at The Del

1500 Orange Ave., hoteldel.com/experience/spa/

Visit this coastal sanctuary and experience the healing powers of the sea with the ocean-inspired treatments that will calm the mind, body and spirit. Or, have a day of pampering at the Marilyn Monroe-inspired Beauty Bar. After treatments, gusts can retreat to the private Spa terrace on the ocean with a vanishing edge pool.

Where To Shop

Orange Avenue

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Shop til’ you drop at over 50 stores on Orange Avenue. The street offers true boutique charm and there is just about everything you could ever imagine from gifts to gourmet, stationery to souvenirs, vintage to the latest trends, Orange Ave. is the destination.

For Pre-Dinner Drinks

Coronado Brewing Co.

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170 Orange Ave., coronadobrewing.com

Since 1996, this beach town brewpub has been the spot on Coronado where friends can enjoy a great beer and a good meal in a laid-back atmosphere. Though the award-winning beer is now available across the country, understand the origins yourself and celebrate the authentic coastal vibe and passion for craft within this family-owned brewery.

Sun Deck

1500 Orange Ave., hoteldel.com/dine/sun-deck

With unobstructed views of the most spectacular sunsets on the West Coast, Sun Deck is the prime destination for craft cocktails and coastal favorites. Cozy up by the fire pits and savor heavenly bites and drinks whilst creating unforgettable memories.

Where to Play

Coronado Golf Course

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2000 Visalia Row, golfcoronado.com

Rated as one of the best public golf courses in the nation, The Coronado Golf Course is a treasure to the city of Coronado. Located just minutes from downtown San Diego over the Coronado Bay Bridge, Tee up and soak up with sunshine with views of the beautiful San Diego harbor and downtown.

Coronado Playhouse

1835 Strand Way, coronadoplayhouse.org

Catch a show at the longest continuously-run community theater in San Diego County. Overlooking the beautiful Glorietta Bay, apart of the Coronado Community Center, the intimate 100-seat cabaret-style theater boasts state-of-the-art equipment and a full-service bar, with a schedule of quality entertainment from a mix of classic and modern comedies, dramas and mysteries, dazzling musicals, colorful free classics, theater for young audiences, concerts and cabarets.

Spreckels Park

601 Orange Ave., coronadovisitorcenter.com/listings/spreckels-park/

In the center of the island lies the beautiful Spreckels Park, an outdoor adventure for both adults and children to enjoy. Every Sunday in the summer, the lovely gazebo comes to life during Concerts in the Park.

Hidden Gem

The iconic history of Hotel del Coronado

Take a tour and learn all about this storied property. hoteldel.com



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