Five star salsa and customer service! This is truly the best of the best and I recommend to…read moreeveryone in San Diego who is looking for the next best salsa! Ruth is so kind and truly a superstar!

Thank goodness I stumbled upon them at the Civita Farmers Market (Saturdays 9-1). This salsa is…read moreINCREDIBLE. Truly the best salsa. So fresh and so tasty. They make a wide variety with varying spice levels so there's something for everyone. Don't believe me. Ask for a sample and they offer a little chip bag with a taste of their salsa. The roasted roja and spicy roja are our favorites but their guac is also amazing! Paired with their chips and you're in for a treat! So good! We went back to the farmers market the following weekend because of how good they are.

My mom and I really loved the food here. We had the dozen oysters to start! They were fresh and…read moreslightly sweet The track taco was super yummy. This is their award winning taco! I enjoyed the big, juicy pieces of shrimp and the mango slaw on top. Would definitely get this one again! We also shared the fish and chips - beer battered cod. I liked how the breading wasn't thick and it remained crispy!! Also, it didn't feel heavy or too oily at all. The fish inside was moist. The coleslaw that came with it was good too and it was a little sweet. I didn't like the tartar sauce that much and honestly didn't feel like the fish needed it because it already had good flavor. Service was great! The person who took our order was very nice. Very casual place! Can't wait to come back and try other items

I arrived about 30 minutes before closing, and while I understand it was late, the service was…read morecompletely dismissive. There was still a significant line, but when we finally got to the front, the waitress taking our order wouldn't even look at us. She spent a good portion of our "turn" chatting with another waitress before finally turning to us--still with zero eye contact. We ordered a cioppino, a clam chowder in a sourdough bowl, fish and chips, and a dozen oysters. I noticed she shouted the soup orders back to the kitchen but didn't say a word about the fish and chips. When I specifically asked her if she got the fish and chips, she said "yes," took my card, and sent us to a table. Our soups and oysters arrived after 15 minutes, but another 30 minutes passed with no sign of the rest of the meal. When I followed up with the same waitress to check on the status, she looked at the order and flatly told me there were no fish and chips on there. By that point, the restaurant was already closing. She asked if I still wanted them, but after waiting that long and dealing with that level of indifference, I just said no. Extremely disappointing experience. If you're going to stay open for customers, you should at least provide basic communication and hospitality. I won't be coming back.

Super fun donuts! There is something for every donut lover. The donuts taste as good as they look…read more There are various locations around San Diego, including Old Town. @sturdygirlstyle #sturdygirlstyle

Jamaica was immediate berry burst on the tongue, sweeet berry sour burst…read more Abuelita dona was our favorite mmmm and it looks so cute, toppings took it to another level! Horchata was yummy, keep in mind it's more like a cake frosting Torta (unpictured) sooo delicious. Definitely coming back for another one

Here for the cookies. Thats it! So delicious!! They are $4 and served warm…read more The store is like a combo of whole foods/sprouts. Plenty of parking but probably busy during peak times.

Lazy Acres Market is a solid spot if you're into clean, high-quality food. The store is always…read moresuper clean, well-organized, and has a really chill vibe. Their hot bar, deli, and juice bar are honestly underrated--great if you just want to grab a quick, healthy meal. The quality of the food really stands out--fresh produce, good meats, and a lot of organic options. It kind of feels like a mix between Whole Foods and a local market, but a little more laid-back. Only downside is the prices are on the higher side, but you're definitely paying for quality. Overall, it's a go-to spot if you want good food and a clean, relaxed shopping experience.

Great place to find items you can't find somewhere else…read more Personnel is amable and the store always looks clean and organized. Quick service as well. Even right before entering the actual store.

I just went to see what kind of things they carry. Great place if you're a chef. They have huge…read moreselection of every seasoning you can think of. Also, a pretty big selection of edible flowers. Other than that, nothing I saw wowed me. I picked up a seasoning and a few of those viral apples - Lucy Glo. I got a little turned around based on where I parked. Just follow the red brick wall towards the housing and you will see a entrance sign. Be sure to sign in on the kiosk. There is a greet at the front who was very friendly and told me how things worked. They also have gloves at the entrance to wear to protect their items.

Jack & Giulio's is the kind of Old Town spot that makes you feel like you stepped into a classic…read moreItalian time capsule in the best way. It's a long-standing, family-owned restaurant (a San Diego favorite since 1961) with that old-school red-linen vibe, warm lighting, and a cozy patio that feels perfect for a date night or a celebratory dinner. We started strong with two martinis, then shared shrimp bisque, garlic bread, and a caprese salad. Every course came out hot, paced perfectly, and plated like they actually care. I ordered the cannelloni (comforty, rich, and exactly what I wanted), and he had the linguine with clams fresh, briny, and generous on the seafood. We finished with a double espresso, which was the perfect clean little mic-drop at the end. Service was impeccable attentive without hovering, friendly without being fake. The whole experience was warm but not stiff and everything was on point from timing to ambiance. If you want traditional Italian done right in Old Town, this place absolutely delivers.

Love is in the air! Came here for work a couple days before Valentines Day. The owner (Jack)…read moregreeted me and found me a table. The bar has about 6 seats and was open at 6:30 on a Thursday. Stephanie was my waitress and she was super attentive, polite, and provided great recommendations. The owner checked in to make sure I was doing ok and helped my choose a dessert. The shrimp was amazing but the cheesecake...this might be the best cheesecake I've ever had! Perfect amount of graham cracker crust and the flavor of the cream cheese and cheese cake was amazing. Ambiance is great for a date with your significant other or a work meeting. Love this place!

Good selection of European breads and pastries. There are a…read morefew tables but this should not be considered a dine in venue.

nice to have an artisan bakery with a high enough profile their goods are conveniently stocked by…read morelocal grocery stores. BREAD & CIE's OLIVE BREAD is one of our household staples. great for grilled cheese sandwiches or just toasted or grilled with a little olive oil. their fabulous BAGUETTES are regulars at our charcuterie dinners and are great for sopping up the broth/gravy when we've eaten all the steamed mussels or spaghetti or eggplant parm. for CHRISTMAS day dinners (steamed king crab, drawn butter and caesar salad) they're perfect for (FISH MARKET-style) cheesy, garlic bread. dense and chewy, their breads are the stuff of life.

Only did root beer float. Very good taste A&W root beer…read morecan't be wrong. Kinda expensive. For each float they use half a can of soda. Service Repetitively calling me Pardner was a bit much but it's better than boss ( if I was your boss I'd tell you to quit calling the patrons pardner sic )But hey we are on vacation and are parched walking around old town Mexican cafe. Reccomended stop. Very Old Town authentic vibe.

Sweet and salty is arguably one of the best flavor combinations on the planet, so it's no surprise…read morethat a jerky and root beer store would exist. While I was meandering through Old Town San Diego, I stumbled across this little gem and left with a couple bottles of root beer to try. It's a small space, but the shelves are fully stocked counter to ceiling with more options than you could realistically try in a reasonable amount of time. Service was friendly and the prices were ok. There are specials going on regularly, so watch for a deal if that's of interest to you.

10 years ago, only $16.00 per pound for the delicious Salt Water taffy and Jelly beans; welcome to…read more2026, $20.00 per pound! $58.00 in total. Excellent selection and easy parking directly behind the candy shop. Small Carmel popcorn is $9.00 for a small bag. Open daily till 8 pm. Friendly staff.

Located in the center of Old town. This sweet tooth gem offer candies From Sugar Daddies and Big…read moreHunks to creamy caramels and other old-school favorites, this candy shop is packed with sweet memories. With a wide variety of candy -- including sugar-free options -- you can mix and match all your favorites. Chocolate lovers, rejoice! You can purchase rich toffee, Reese's Peanut Butter Cups, praline fudge, and chocolate fudge by the pound. Even fresh water taffy. Something for everyone.

Amazing taste, amazing vibes and chocolate saved my life…read more Friendly environment and great community feel.

From the owner: A brand-new San Diego-based pop-up business, The Chocolate Tap offers delicious, fresh strawberries…read morepiled high & doused in a warm, proprietary blend of semi-sweet and imported milk chocolate from a specialty chocolate tap. Our delicious and highly Instagram-able treat is sure to satisfy the sweetest of sweet tooths! The Chocolate Tap attends local food-based festivals and also offers catering for private and corporate events.