Sun Deck is located inside the beautiful and historic Hotel del Coronado, which is an experience in…read moreitself. The hotel dates back to 1888 and has hosted celebrities, royalty, and U.S. presidents over the years. It was also famously featured in the movie Some Like It Hot with Marilyn Monroe. Knowing some of that history made it even more interesting to visit. The property is absolutely gorgeous and sits right on the beach with beautiful ocean views. Sun Deck itself is really cute, spacious, and has plenty of seating, making it a great place to relax and enjoy the scenery. One important heads-up: valet parking is $49. We were initially told that parking could be validated at the restaurant, but unfortunately that was not the case, so just be prepared for the parking cost. We actually ended up at Sun Deck by mistake while trying to find another restaurant. Once we realized we were at the wrong place, we decided to stay and have a cocktail instead of ordering food. I ordered a spicy margarita, and honestly, it was one of the best margaritas I've had in a very long time. It was absolutely delicious and perfectly made. Jessica took care of us, and she was wonderful. She has such a sweet, bubbly personality and was very informative and genuinely fun to talk to. She also makes an amazing margarita! If you get a chance, ask for Jessica -- you won't be disappointed. Although we didn't get a chance to try the food, we really enjoyed the atmosphere, the gorgeous ocean views, and our drinks. Between the beautiful historic hotel, beachfront location, spacious outdoor seating, and great cocktails, Sun Deck is definitely a nice place to stop and enjoy the Coronado scenery.

I mean, you're just here for the view. Great place to unwind and enjoy the beach. Probably would…read morehave had a better experience if it was just for drinks. But since we also ordered food. First, as expected, it's way overpriced for what it is. It'll cost you at least $30+ for any salad or entree. Got the grilled chicken naan, which was basically an explosion of ingredients. Messiest meal at the Del by far :P At least the fries were crispy and solid. Kids did enjoy their cheeseburgers. It was no frills, pretty standard.

This is the very first pity 5 stars I've ever done. I didn't order any food nor any drinks. So to…read moregive it anything less than five stars is completely unfair. The service was excellent so that's all I'm going off of. The menu did look pretty fire though, so I'd be willing to give it another shot cause for all intents and purposes, the other people in the restaurant seemed to be really enjoying the food! But anyways... I'm a skillet cookie connoisseur. Any place that has a skillet cookie, I'm going there SOLEY to order it. If I ever get married, instead of having cake, my guests will be having skillet cookies for dessert instead. Some might say I love skillet cookies even more than Scottie Scheffler. My love for skillet cookies runs deeper than the Mariana trench and I've been to more than (at least) 11 restaurants to exclusively try them out. With that out of the way... I'm horrified to report this is the worst skillet cookie I've ever had in my entire life. It somehow felt overcooked, yet undercooked at the same time. It was also like they cooked it at an angle. Because it awkwardly occupied 3/4ths of the skillet. It had the consistency of a cake but the taste of a cookie? It was like they couldn't decide whether or not they wanted to make a cake or a cookie. So instead, they decided to half bake something that was in between. I couldn't believe it. It was also completely lacking in the chocolate chip department. All in all, this skillet cookie had a worse performance than Michael Jordan during his high school varsity tryouts. I'll admit it too... I completely lied to the waitress when she came over and asked me how the cookie was. Instead of telling her the truth, I gave her two thumbs up and said, " it's good!".... It was not good. It was terrible! I'm a coward.

The concept of the open windows is really cool and gives the place a nice atmosphere…read more Unfortunately, the food was pretty bland and, in my opinion, not worth the $21 price tag. The burger wasn't the worst burger I've ever tasted, but was drenched in mustard and grease. The fries were bland and burnt, and the fish and chips had virtually no seasoning or flavor. Our server was sweet and somewhat attentive. She checked in right after bringing our food and then we didn't see her again until we were done eating and out of drinks. I'm not saying I wouldn't recommend giving it a try, but at that price point, I expected better quality food.

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.

Met a friend for lunch at noon on a Wednesday. Did not have or need a reservation, great setting…read morewith beautiful views. Overall the service was excellent and food was very good, plenty of free parking. My friend had the mac & cheese and really enjoyed it. I had the steak salad cooked medium, the cut was a bit fattier than I prefer but tasted great. Also ordered a side of fresh fruit which was excellent. Will definitely be adding Feast and Fareway to the rotation.

I have a list of reasons why I'm giving three stars…read more Let's start off with the good. Parking was very easy. You also get a nice view of the golf course. The drinks were also tasty! Now onto the bad....it was so hot inside the restaurant, my party and I were practically sweating with absolutely no air flow (and we ate from Arizona so we are used to heat). We even saw other people fanning themselves as well. I also noticed they were very understaffed. We did not have one waiter. It was more like other staff members seeing us looking at them or waiting for drinks to be refilled or looking like we hadn't received our food. We were not the only table struggling to get service. I think they should raise the price of the food to they can afford to pay more staff members because the lack of service was a struggle. We basically had to stop eating our food and grabs someone's attention just to get water. The food was okay, wasn't amazing but wasn't bad at all. Overall I wouldn't visit again unless we were playing golf and there wasn't anything else to eat around there.

I have been sitting here reviewing everything that made my best vacation ever, and the Bar inside…read morethe Gaylord MUST be talked about. The bartenders are so incredibly nice, and know their bar. They aren't going "uhhh... i haveeeee..." while looking over their shoulder, they instantly were able to list off spirits they had, and even had unique flavors they could add to your mojitos, margaritas, etc. I got a lychee mojito both here and at sunnys and they were both insanely good. I'll sound silly here, but the lighting downstairs makes you literally feel at peace during the evening. I could literally rot at this bar just for hours enjoying how nice the drinks and environment was, and my first day I got here, I got their charcuterie which is an absolute must try. What shouldn't you try while staying here? Nothing; because everything is outstanding. Thank you Oeste bar for being a backbone of making a stay here outstanding!

Oeste Bar is located inside the Gaylord Hotel. They have both bar seating and outdoor seating. My…read morefriend and I opted to sit outside overlooking the pools and part of the ocean. Zach, our server, immediately approached us with waters and a menu. When I asked about the happy hour I had seen online, he was kind enough to ask his manager about it since had never heard of it. Sadly, it turned out that was a promotion from last year that hadn't been updated online. After doing girl math, we opted for a bottle of Ruffino Prosecco, the waffle fries and the waygu sliders. I have to first say that those waffle fries are probably one of the best I've had in a while. They were perfectly crisp, evenly salted and totally worth the $14 we paid for it. The sliders were pretty good too. They had this unexpected tangy flavor that worked well. The Prosecco was the cherry on top. It was light, bubbly, and the perfect refreshment while catching up with a friend. Between the views, the delicious food and attentive service, it made for a relaxing afternoon. I'd definitely come back and enjoy another prosecco and those waffle fries.

Another fine Breakfast at Calypso Cafe! Had friends visiting from Las Vegas...they were amazed with…read morethe quality of the food at Calypso Café. In fact Scott said it was the best omelette he had ever eaten, in his LIFE! When we were finished I noticed that every single one of us had eaten everything on our plates. Our wonderful waiter (GG from Italy) was an utter delight, and he charmed all of us with his fantastic service. The lovely waterside patio is an absolute bonus. Calming and relaxing. It's evident Calypso Cafe takes great pride in their quality and flavor combinations, because everything was outstanding. Compliments to the chef We will be returning soon.

Salmon patty was amazing and delicious. Place had an amazing view and very clean…read more I definitely will recommend it to friends and family

Best bar in the world Drinks great Bartenders great Food great And people watching We…read morestay at the Del 3-4 times a year and spend most of our time here

Great place to get a foofoo drink and enjoy the sunset. They have outside seating with firepits…read moreright on your table. Be prepared to spend some money. Everything on the menu is pretty pricey. Totally worth it though, it's awesome sitting outside watching the sunset and sipping on something pretty and tasty.

This place is not too shabby. It's right by the Coronado ferry landing. Small interior space but…read morenice patio where you can enjoy the view and people watch. We got the lamb / beef platter and the chicken platter. They come with a side salad, pitas, and your choice of fries or rice. Both platters were good. It's a nice amount of food. Servers were nice. A bit slow but they were busy on a Sunday evening. A little pricy but it is Coronado.

One of the food stands along the main concourse of Petco Park during baseball games. They have…read moretraditional gyros and a rice bowl with your choice of chicken kabob or lamb / gyro meat. The bowl is served with leafy greens, diced tomatoes and onions. Very tasty and somewhat healthy for ballpark food. Keep on Yelp'n!