Achiote Restaurant offers everything from the authentic handmade ceramic tiles on the bar counter to the imported glazed pots hanging on the wall scream old Mexico Style, along with the home-style Mexican cooking. As voted one of San Diego’ best breakfast restaurants. The menu offers enchiladas, huevos rancheros, chilaquiles with chipotle sauce or the original home made Special recipe moles. Not to mention the Chicharon with chile verde sauce is to die for. Tostadas and several different salads are based on family recipes that are over 20 years old that came from the original locations in Tijuana. The bar serves beer, wine and specialty margaritas, and often features live music on the patio on weekends.

On weekends the home made Pozole and Menudo that is a must to cure the hang over of anybody. Also don’t forget to try the Chabelas made with your favorite beer and Clamato.

Achiote's offers an authentic Mexican dining experience , and no passport is required!
Sun - Thurs 7 a.m. - 9 a.m.
Fri - Sat 7 a.m. - 10 p.m.
4419 Camino de la Plaza
San Ysidro California

http://www.achioterestaurants.com/
Ph: (619) 691 1494

Broken Yolk has the best food! I had the western benedict and it was yummy...especially with the fresh squeezed Orange Juice. My friend had the No Name omelet with the fresh fruit and loved it as well. We will definitely be back!

1851 Garnet Ave , San Diego , CA , 92109-3353
PB breakfast joint draws lines around the block for a rooftop table and the famous waffles.

http://www.thebrokenyolkcafe.com
Ph: (858) 270-9655

Like an old roadside diner, this clever concept is a San Diego brunch staple. Inside, the famous purple is replicated in the front nook; a larger side room features bright yellow splotchy walls and black-and-white photos of antique farm tools. Headset-strapped college kids dart between tables with behemoth portions of breakfast favorites like house hashes, blueberry-pecan pancakes and fried chicken Benedict. For lunch and dinner, try stuffed burgers, big salads and pork ribs.

3628 5th Ave , San Diego , CA , 92103-4220
Ever popular Hillcrest mainstay for three meals day serves behemoth portions of "twisted farm food."

Ph:(619) 298-4646

Literally steps from the sand, DJ-spun beats make the beach scene feel more upscale at this rooftop sun deck dotted with double-wide lounge chairs, bright umbrellas and views of sunbathers on the beach below. Downstairs, two bars coexist with more traditional seating in the restaurant , where separate breakfast and "all day" menus focus on clean California and Baja dishes like grilled salmon, fish tacos, ahi burgers and popular local brew Firehouse Ale.

722 Grand Ave , San Diego , CA , 92109
PB's latest loungy restaurant sports a California/Baja menu with two bars and a hip rooftop deck.

Ph:(858) 274-3100

Locals' favorite offers fresh-baked breads and pastries plus a bountiful menu of healthy and decadent breakfast and lunch dishes.

Hob Nob Hill Restaurant

2271 First Ave. San Diego, Ca.   www.hobnobhill.com

Ph: (619)  239-8176

The Scene With a bakery and miniature gourmet gift shop on one side and a full-fledged, seated bistro on the other, the vibe in Zanzibar's East Village outpost varies depending on the time of day. Mornings bustle with the coffee drinkers and breakfast meetings, lunch is packed with professionals grabbing a bite and from dinner until close, it's the perfect place for a casual date or glass of wine with friends.

The Food
Bistro fare gets a modern, healthy kick with lots of vegetarian options on the panini, salad and sandwich portions of the menu. Classic caprese salad components sing when pressed between multigrain bread with lots of olive oil and a drizzle of balsamic vineager, and the gourmet veggie bagel comes deconstructed with sprouts, avocado and tomato. Breakfast items like egg white scrambles, omlettes and waffles are served all day.
707 G Street , San Diego , CA , 92101
East Village outpost of PB's popular cafe goes urban with a wine bar, upscale bake shop and fine food gifts.

Ph: (619) 230-0125

Northern California transplants will feel at home at this neighborhood breakfast and lunch spot. Located on a quiet street between earthy boutiques, Big Kitchen's inside dining area is covered with liberal posters, 70's memorabilia and knick-knacks from around the world. Sit down at the retro wood counter and order a hearty omelet with home fries or one of the popular sautéed veggie dishes. For lunch, ask about specials like the hot meatloaf sandwich.

3003 Grape St , San Diego , CA , 92102
Get a slice of Haight-Ashbury with a side of home fries at Golden Hill's community cafe

Ph: (619) 234-5789

Exposed concrete and bright yellow walls set a warm vibe at Hillcrest's version of a greasy spoon. Pieces of artwork from local visionaries reflect the spirit of the community. A deli-style cooler advertises wines and sodas, while a full bar is available for those craving mimosas or after-work cocktails. Young hipsters fill the few light oak tables on evenings and weekends, chowing down on crab cakes Benedict and rock shrimp tacos.

3831 Park Blvd , San Diego , CA , 92103-3609
Friendly neighborhood eatery serves up creative egg dishes and sandwiches to a young clientle.

Ph: (619) 293-7275

American classic menu with a great Greek combinations, large portions and classic home style cooking serves a hearty breakfast, lunch and coffee menu.

9035 Clairemont Mesa Blvd., San Diego , CA , 92123    www.spicehousecafesd.com

Ph: (858) 565-1028

Casually relax in this cafe which features breakfast and lunch dishes with a America Classic-Mexican fusion of flavors.

700. E St. Chual Vista, Ca. 91911  www.auntemmaspancakes.com

Ph: (619) 427-2722