Best Places to Get Brunch in San Diego

A dining spot that serves breakfast all day is always a good idea. With a rustic-chic vibe –bright yellow chairs with paisley printed cushions and a lounge area with adorable, chair and table replicas of halved hard-boiled eggs –you know you’re bound to have a brunch meal with a quirky twist. Pancake and French toast lovers are in for a huge treat –take your pick from Cinnamon Roll Pancakes, Churro Pancakes, Mint Chocolate Chip Pancakes, Lemon N’ Coconut French Toast, and Banana Split French Toast. And for your savory side, go for the Jurassic Pork –thick-cut bacon baked with paprika and brown sugar.

Long lines on weekends should serve as the best indicator of great-tasting food ahead. This charming garden patio serves about six kinds of eggs Benedict. Aside from the classic “bennie,” you can go creative with Tuscan Bennie (served with sundried tomatoes, basil, and spinach), House Made Lobster & Blue Crab Cakes Bennie, or Braised Angus Beef Short Ribs Bennie. Or perhaps, you’d like sushi for breakfast? Their Breakfast Sushi consists of bacon rolls stuffed with rice, scrambled eggs, scallions, fresh fruit, and plum sauce. And a brunch menu would not be complete without French toast. Yummy varieties include Strawberries & Cream, Cinnamon & Brown Sugar Sautéed Apples, and Bananas Foster.

For a posh brunch experience, head over to Hotel Del Coronado’s Crown Room. The vaulted ceilings, plush carpet, and sparkling crown chandeliers in this Victorian-era-inspired space mean you get to brunch like royalty. Partake of an indulgent menu that offers Eggs Soufflé with Rosemary Hollandaise, Pancakes and Waffles (served with Chantilly cream, berry compote, chocolate sauce, toasted coconut, white chocolate confetti, pecans, powdered sugar, warm maple syrup, and whipped butter), assorted Cakes & Tarts and a donut bar where a fun selection of toppings such as sprinkles and marshmallows await your inner pastry chef or simply your sweet tooth.

 

 

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