Where I ate in San Diego

I tagged along an yet another work trip to San Diego with Mr. Louisville. We stayed downtown and it was pretty low-key.  Got to work in a few visits with baby bro and Uncle Eddy in North Park but otherwise just chilled and explored the downtown area a bit.  So in lieu of another timeline I'll skip straight to the good stuff - where we ate!  Our hotel had a free hot breakfast and happy hour that we hit up a few times which is why I don't mention breakfasts below.

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We arrive fairly late and grab a snack and drink at Kansas City Barbeque.  Ew.  Cold fries, okay wings.

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Lunch with Eli at Lefty's Chicago Pizzeria.  We split a big pie with pepperoni and elephant garlic.  It was so good and the guys working there were so cute and gave excellent service.  Always a plus in my book.

Fancy dinner at Water Grill. Give me all the seafood!! 

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Lunch again in North Park at Swami's Cafe. I had a tuna fish sandwich which was quite good.

We had a reception in the evening with wine and cheese so we had a fun dinner at Barleymash afterwards.  Excellent bar food and a fun time!  Highly recommend. 

After dinner drinks at some bar in the Gaslamp district.

Heyyy...

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Lunch at La Puerta for some super delicious Mexican food.  Everyone in our group loved it.

Afterwards we went on a little walking brewery tour to Half Door Brewing (small and super chill), Mission Brewery (dog friendly and lively) and Ballast Point (too crowded for my liking and I was craving a cocktail over a beer at this point).  

Shuffleboard at Mission.

Pre-dinner drink at Entrada mainly because Ballast Point was crazy busy.  Had the displeasure of ordering two of the same cocktail which tasted completely different from each other.  Not good.

Dinner at Civico 1845 in Little Italy for a nice little Italian meal.  The meatball was the tastiest thing I ate.

Little Italy with my Italian.

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Lunch before we leave at Zanzibar Cafe. Okay kale salad and a strange chili to end our trip.

We'll be back to San Diego yet again this March for a wedding so until next time!