5 to Try: Sangria
Updated: July 11, 2008
Whether made with red or white wine, this sweet and tangy Spanish libation is deceptively easy to drink. Bottoms up to San Diego's best sangria.
5 to Try: Saucy Sangria Spots in San Diego
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Wet Stone Wine Bar & Cafe
Read Reviews1927 4th Ave, San Diego, CA 92101 (map)
For something a little different, try the white sangria from Wet Stone, a great tucked-away wine bar in Banker's Hill. It's made with white wine and lots of citrus fruit.
Costa Brava
Read Reviews1653 Garnet Ave, San Diego, CA 92109 (map)
Get your sangria with a side of live flamenco dancing on weekends at PB's happening tapas bar.
Cafe Sevilla/Sevilla Nightclub
Read Reviews555 Fourth Ave, San Diego, CA 92101 (map)
It's everyone's go-to place downtown for salsa dancing, tapas and sangria.
Turquoise Street Bistro
Read Reviews873 Turquoise St, Pacific Beach, CA 92109 (map)
Order sangria by the pitcher at this Euro-styled bar with live music and a great little tapas menu. Cheap wines by the glass, too.
Pokez Mexican Restaurant
Read Reviews947 E St, San Diego, CA 92101 (map)
It's hard to tell which item this East Village taco shop is more famous for: Killer sangria by the pitcher or the big-enough-to-share burritos. We think the sangria should be by a hair.
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