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Old Town San Diego restaurants: Casa Guadalajara
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Casa Guadalajara sits as a welcoming landmark into Bazaar Del Mundo and the Old Town Historic District and has been a favorite of San Diegans for many years. The authentic décor honors the haciendas of old world Mexico, creating an atmosphere that tempts one to search dusty memories of Spanish 101 in an attempt to fully engage in the experience even though nothing is really needed except a love for good Mexican food.
The authentic, colorful dining rooms and lush patio with two working fountains offers diners a unique journey against a peaceful backdrop. Award winning Executive Chef Jose Duran has created an extensive menu which offers a wide variety of authentically Mexican and seafood specialties. The Seafood Tostada is exceptional with lots of jumbo shrimp and chunks of white fish piled high on lettuce, tomatoes and avocado. The Vegetarian Fiesta Fajitas is a good attempt at offering something tasty for the non-meat eater. The menu is reasonably priced ranging from as low as $5.95 - $17.95, making Casa Guadalajara a great choice for individuals and families looking for wallet-friendly dining.
Casa Guadalajara offers nightly entertainment including a strolling Mariachi band, drink specials with free appetizers and Margaritas that are second to none in San Diego. A trip to Casa Gaudalajara is a wonderful introduction to Old Town dining and a great place to begin a walking tour of this wonderful historic district of America’s Finest City.
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