Primeira classificação Restaurantes e cafés em Carlsbad

Fisherman's Restaurant and Bar alone makes a visit to San Clemente worthwhile. The restaurant has two sections that sandwich the entrance of San Clemente Pier. One section is more formal than the other, but how much will this glorious view cost you? As low as USD3 for a happy hour meal - no catch whatsoever! Of course, the seafood is a must-try and the oyster bar is awesome (as well as the regular bar). A sourdough bowl of clam chowder is not to be missed. Here, what you also get is a taste of San Clemente culture, probably the most laid back in Orange County. -Hoiyin Ip

Located in a strip mall along the same road the original missionaries built (El Camino Real), the Italian tastes of Borrelli’s and the sleepy surf town of Encinitas go together like pasta and sauce. From the street, this Italian eatery may appear like any other restaurant, but inside, the simple decor makes you feel at home. Guests can dine at more private tables and chairs, or they can enjoy a more bistro-like atmosphere at tables set along the banquette. Appetizers like calamari rings, salads like Antipasto, and traditional dishes like lasagna and spaghetti are the staples on the menu, but they also serve Mostaccioli, various hoagies, and more. -Erick Pettersen

With colorful decor, talented mariachis and traditional Mexican specialties, Fidel's Norte is a fiesta for all the senses. Pueblo-style architecture welcomes you to a Southwestern ambiance. The indoors is covered with decorative tile, Southwestern paintings and pottery, while the outside patio offers umbrella-topped tables among cactus plants. As the mariachi group approaches your table, request a song from any region of Mexico. As for the cuisine, try the Carne Asada which is served with guacamole, salsa frescale and tortillas. Top off your meal with a famous margarita.