La Pinata Restaurant, Old Town San Diego

First of all, I don't know how to put tilde on the letter N to the word Pinata. It should be read as pin-ya-ta. The La Pinata is the oldest restaurant in Old Town, San Diego. Trust me, had to ask few people where to find it. The restaurant is located away from the Old Town's main attractions. But when you get there, it's all worth it. The food is really good! At least 2- 3 bucks difference from other restaurants in Old Town. The servers asks you first where you want to be seated. "Do you want outside or inside?". I prefer staying out of the sun. The place is cozy. The Mexican music in the background makes you want to dance. The music sets you into the mood like you are in Mexico. I also like the playful pinatas hanging on the ceiling. The colorful chairs and tables are cool to the eyes; they make you order for more lemonade. "Do you like chips or quesadilla?" The lady asked as I was checking their menu. "Quesadilla please", I answered. They let you munch for a bit while waiting for your food.

Inside "The La Pinata"

Cheese Quesadilla

Super Nachos

Roberto's Mexican Food

Horchata Drink

Carne Asada Burrito



Fish Tacos with Rice and Beans

I Love Mexican Food!

Although I must admit, my very first encounter of eating my Fish Taco wasn't that enjoying. Other than that, guacamole and cilantro made me sick.
Now, I can't get away without it. I had to have my burrito or fish taco at least twice a week. And yeah, don't forget the horchata! We usually eat at Roberto's Restaurant which is my top choice always.