Top 10 Late Night Restaurants in SD

Whether after a long night of club hopping, a long night cheering at PETCO Park, a tiresome night of work, or simply sheer boredom, we’re all guilty of the curse of the late night munchies. Luckily, there are many San Diego restaurants that cater to your cravings.

DiscoverSD.com has your top ten restaurants for late night dining in San Diego.

Tajima - Kearny Mesa

If you’re craving a late night nosh of Japanese food, but sushi doesn’t have that usual appetizing zeal, Tajima has just what the doctor ordered. Thursday, Friday and Saturday nights from 10:30 pm to 3 am, late night eaters can partake in Ramen Night in Kearny Mesa.

Brian’s Eatery and Drinkery - Gaslamp

For the Gaslamp-goers who are looking for a little traditional American fare after the bars kick you to the curb after last call, Brian’s has an endless array of food choices to curb your appetite. From chicken and waffles and meat loaf to French toast and the “Sweet and Sexy Belgian waffle” - where else will you find eclectic options in the wee hours of the morning?

Hong Kong Restaurant - Hillcrest

Whether it’s been a belligerent night of binge drinking and you’ve got a serious case of the munchies or you’re just in the mood for some late-night Chinese comfort food, you can undoubtedly find it here. Open until 2:30 in the morning seven days a week, it’s easy to see that this Hillcrest Chinese joint caters to the late night diner.

Turf Supper Club - Golden Hill

Situated atop San Diego’s historic neighborhood of Golden Hill, the Turf Supper club provides patrons with a unique late night dining experience complete with cold drinks, raw meat and a hot self-service grill. Serving the full menu until 1 am every night of the week, diners can feast on anything from Sirloin steak and Ribeye Delmonico to the Portobello mushroom sandwich and seafood teriyaki kabobs.

The Tractor Room - Hillcrest

Calling all carnivores. The Tractor Room is the ticket for honest cocktails and delicious meats. From the prime beef and fresh ground lamb burgers served with criss cross fries to filet mignon skewers and 18 oz porterhouse, the Tractor Room offers the perfect edge of “gamey meats” to curb your late night appetite.

Rudford’s Restaurant - North Park

This old-fashioned 24 hour diner on El Cajon Boulevard in North Park caters to the late-night dining enthusiast alike. Featuring breakfast, lunch and dinner, Rudford’s menu offers country comforts such as biscuits and gravy, chicken fried steak and southern fried chicken.

Ciro’s Pizza - Gaslamp

Who can escape the men standing on the corners of 5th and Market nonchalantly twirling those pesky pizza signs after stumbling out of the bar? With a line winding out the door after 1 am every night of the weekend, it’s easy to see that Ciro’s accommodates to the late night cravers.

Jimmy Wong’s - Hillcrest

This Asian bistro in Hillcrest might seem a little bit swanky compared to most late-night dining options, but don’t be so easily fooled. Open until the wee hours of 3 am every day of the week, Jimmy Wong’s is always packed with throngs of patrons dying to get a hand on their delicious entrees.

Saska’s Restaurant - Mission Beach

This down-to-earth restaurant in the heart of Mission Beach offers late night diners a selection of delicious steak, seafood and pasta entrees. Late night specials served from 11 pm until 2 am include steak and eggs, pork chop and eggs or plain Jane eggs all under $10.

Basic Urban Kitchen and Bar - East Village

Located on the corner of J and 10th in East Village, the circa 1912 warehouse converted into a swanky restaurant and bar is the ideal place to grab late night American fare. Basic serves signature New Haven, Connecticut thin crust brick oven pizzas until 2 am.

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