San Diego, CA, USA < change city >

Ceremony:

St. Francis Chapel (Ceremony)

Reception and Main Hotel:

Park Manor Suites (Reception, Main Hotel)

Other Hotels:

Hotel Occidental

Other Hotels:

La Jolla Inn

Other Hotels:

La Valencia Hotel

Other Hotels:

Westgate Hotel

Food and Drink:

Berta's Latin American Rstrnt

"A Latin American Restaurant, also in Old Town"

Food and Drink:

Bread & Cie Cafe

"High quality, light menu with sandwiches and baked goods."

Food and Drink:

Brockton Villa Restaurant

"A good brunch place with fantastic "coast toast" and a view of the La Jolla Cove."

Food and Drink:

Carino's Restaurant

"Grab a deep dish pizza from this favorite dive at sunset and head for the grassy strip overlooking the ocean on Coast Blvd. It's the very best meal with a view, and an Anonymous family institution."

Food and Drink:

Celadon Royalty Thai

"Thai food"

Food and Drink:

El Agave

"If you are spending a day in Old Town, this is the place to try molé and other great Mexican dishes."

Food and Drink:

Emerald Chinese Seafood Rstrnt

"Good Chinese, specializing in seafood"

Food and Drink:

Extraordinary Desserts

"You will NOT be disappointed!"

Food and Drink:

George's At the Cove

"Bring a date that you need to impress? Go to Top of the Cove. It is expensive with a beautiful view and great food. The ocean terrace there is great for lunch, and less expensive."

Food and Drink:

Hamburger Mary's

"Grab cocktails and a burger"

Food and Drink:

Hash House A-Gogo

"Farm fresh recipes with a twist. Good breakfast"

Food and Drink:

Henry's Marketplace: North Park

"Grocer"

Food and Drink:

Khyber Pass Restaurant

"Enjoy fantastic Afghan food in a relaxed environment. Ask Ray for a history of the restaurant's owners."

Food and Drink:

Kung Food

"Vegan, fast casual, buffet style restaurant."

Food and Drink:

Living Room Coffee House

"For an expresso fix"

Food and Drink:

Pannikin Coffee & Tea

"If you need coffee, or just want to hang out and read a book, head to this much loved coffee shop."

Food and Drink:

Piatti Restaurant

"Italian food at La Jolla Shores."

Food and Drink:

Prado Restaurant at Balboa Park

"Latino and Italian fusion cuisine in the heart of Balboa Park"

Food and Drink:

Rubio's Fresh Mexican Grill

"If you are eating on the run, keep your eye open for this San Diego chain famous for its fish tacos"

Food and Drink:

Tea Pavilion Cafe at the Japanese Friendship Garden

"Serving green tea, sushi, noodles, and salads in an outdoor courtyard."

Food and Drink:

Top of the Market

"A fish restaurant that is classic San Diego. The fish market downstairs has a great view of the harbor, and is more affordable"

Food and Drink:

Trader Joe's

"Grocer"

Food and Drink:

Waters Cafe

"Located in the outdoor sanctuary of the Museum of Art this cafe offers a family friendly eating experience with seating nestled among sculptures by Rodin, Miró, Calder, David Smith, and Henry Moore of Balboa Park."

Food and Drink:

Whole Foods Market

"Grocer - best bet for diapers"

Places to Relax:

Balboa Park

"This is the nation's largest urban cultural park. Home to 15 major museums (including the Museum of Photographic Arts), renowned performing arts venues, beautiful gardens and the San Diego Zoo, the Park has an ever-changing calendar of museum exhibitions, plays, musicals, concerts, and classes all in the beautiful setting of this must-see San Diego spot."

Places to Relax:

Cabrillo National Monument

"Located on the lofty point where Cabrillo first made landfall are a Visitor Center focused on Spanish exploration and the Old Point Loma Lighthouse. This is also a favorite spot to view the gray whale migrations in fall."

Places to Relax:

Gaslamp Quarter

"San Diego's downtown has undergone resurgence in the last ten years and nowhere is it more evident than in the Gaslamp Quarter. Located in the heart of the city, the Gaslamp has become the hub of cultural events. The district encompasses 17 blocks with over 60 fine dining establishments, galleries, clubs and great local music. For information on walking tours, contact the Gaslamp Quarter Association (614 5th St. Suite E. 619-233-5227. Adm. fee)."

Places to Relax:

Hotel Del Coronado

"Visit this famous old hotel on Coronado Island. Enjoy the charm of Coronado Island by taking a ferry boat from the B Street Pier downtown to the Coronado Ferry Landing. You can also drive over the beautiful Coronado Bay Bridge to the Hotel Del Coronado or down the Silver Strand. Watch the sun set over the Pacific or join us at our favorite dog walking spot (at the Northern end of Ocean Blvd). There are also 15 miles of dedicated bike paths."

Places to Relax:

La Jolla Shores

"With over seventy miles of sandy coastline and clear waters (May through August are the warmest) San Diego beaches range from tranquil snorkeling coves and ecological preserves to some of the best surf spots in the world."

Places to Relax:

Maritime Museum - Star of India

"The Star of India is the oldest active iron sailing ship in the world. If you are lucky you might catch the Star of India as it sails around the bay, but it's usually docked along Harbor Drive."

Places to Relax:

Mission Bay Park

"Mission Bay Park offers a wide range of recreational activities including paths for walking and jogging, and playgrounds for children. It is one of San Diego's most popular locations to fly a kite and picnic. It is also an easy 14-mile ride around the Bay, mostly on dedicated bike paths. Visit Belmont Park and ride our famous roller coaster, The Big Dipper."

Places to Relax:

Old Town

"off Highway 5 near the Airport, Free Admission) A California State Park, with wonderful exhibits on early California history. Here you can find California style Mexican food, margaritas, and sunshine."

Places to Relax:

Petco Park

"Home to the San Diego Padres"

Places to Relax:

Qualcomm Stadium

"Home to the San Diego Chargers"

Places to Relax:

San Diego Wild Animal Park

"This is an extension of the San Diego Zoo. It's a huge area where most of the animals are in open enclosures. You view the animals either from a tram or from various hiking trails. The Wild Animal Park features some excellent animal shows designed to entertain and educate visitors (just ask Anonymous about the kinkajou)."

Places to Relax:

San Diego Zoo

"San Diego's world famous zoo inside of Balboa Park"

Places to Relax:

Sea World

"Sea World ranks as one of California's top attractions. The marine life park features six shows daily (its most famous star is Shamu the killer whale) and more than 30 educational exhibits, including the largest collection of penguins north of Antarctica, live sharks, a whale and dolphin petting zoo, and the new Rocky Point Preserve, a Pacific Northwest habitat where you look at sea otters and other marine creatures close-up."

Places to Relax:

Seaport Village

"Located on a scenic stretch of the Bay, Seaport Village features gift stores, restaurants and a great old Merry-Go-Round. Spend an afternoon there, grab an ice cream, visit the kite shop or bookstore, and then sit back in the sunshine and just watch people. For food grab a seat on the patio of the Fish Market."

Places to Relax:

Stephen Birch Aquarium-Museum

"The aquarium is billed as the largest oceanographic exhibit in the United States. The location itself on the top of a hill with a panoramic view of La Jolla is enough to warrant a stop. It should keep you busy for about an hour or so. Be sure to visit some of the live tide pools in La Jolla while you are there."

Places to Relax:

USS Midway

"If you've never been on an aircraft carrier, and are interested in that sort of thing, check this out. While you're there stop by and visit cousin Mark, who works on the ship"