It’s midnight. You just came out of the movies in Mission Valley. You just finished watching a play at the Playhouse. You just finished knocking over a gas station downtown. You’re hungry, possibly drunk, definitely dangerous. That really good pot is starting to kick in. You want to go somewhere, sit down, have something to eat, and discuss how best to overthrow the established order.
Where are you going to go? San Diego has a reputation for rolling up the sidewalks early, but hidden away in our secret places there are a lot of restaurants that stay open past midnight. From Logan Heights to La Jolla, you can find late-night establishments for barbecue, Mexican, Asian, and more, great places to eat that might be just around the corner.
Click on the address to get a map to that diner. If the restaurant has a web site, follow the link from the restaurant’s name. If your browser supports phone links, you can use them to quickly dial the restaurant.
Three-fold printout of all known late-night restaurants in San Diego. These restaurants are open after midnight and allow sit-down meals.
If you want to be able to eat out in San Diego no matter how late or early it happens to be, or if you just can’t tell time and don’t want to have to worry, this is the list for you.
When the play or movie lets out, when the Dungeons & Dragons game is over, when the dance floor empties, most of San Diego has long since closed up shop. But there are a few places left to go when everyone else is sleeping.
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San Diego After Midnight last modified April 20th, 2016.