For a special treat, stop by the Cheese Shop, which is less famous for its cheese and more famous for its selection of vintage candy. There are even restrooms close by and if you can’t find parking in the adjacent lot, try the neighborhood street parking. Be sure to save time to check out House of Pizza for great take-out and Jeff’s Burgers. Within this exquisite cave is a set of 145 steps that go up a tunnel to a shop named the Cave Store that sells and rents snorkeling gear. Take a break after a day of strolling around La Jolla and relax with a plate of yummy tacos. Sunny Jim’s Cave got its name from the shape of its mouth it closely resembles a cartoon character used for a brand of cereal that was common at the turn of the century. Kiddos can burn-energy playing on the grass, or running around the Kellogg Park playground. Sunny Jim Sea Cave - Sunny Jim’s cave is the only La Jolla cave that is accessible by land via a tunnel leading down from the historical landmark, the Cave Store. They have a huge menu with all kinds of yummy candy additions so you can customize your treat experience. You can even get a shake mixed with Laffy Taffy cherry or 3 Musketeers.Ī five-minute drive right out of downtown, La Jolla Shores is one of the kid-friendliest playgrounds in San Diego.
End the day with an ice cream treat from the milkshake sensation, Shakeaway. If you’re looking for a picnic, pick up some deli sandwiches and sweets at Girard Gourmet Deli, located on Prospect Street. The Cave Store is home to a tunnel that leads to a picturesque sea cave. Novemby Admin 4.2 727 reviews Tourist attraction. Check Out This La Jolla Hidden Gem Dont be fooled, The Cave Store in La Jolla is more than an unassuming gift shop. 727 reviews for The Cave Store San Diego, CA - photos, lastest updates and much more. It’s small but worthwhile with stroller-parking and $7 for delicious buttermilk pancakes or french toast. 727 reviews for The Cave Store San Diego, CA - photos, lastest updates and much more. Another great breakfast spot is Cody’s by the Cove. They also have great coffee, cookies and pizza for later in the day. Grab some stroller-friendly breakfast at Aroma Bakery and Cafe where you’ll find lots of kids sitting around. If you can’t find street parking, consider using the cash-only parking garage. Insider’s Tip: Parking can be tough in this area. Once you’ve played and marveled at the seals, head over to the Cave Store and visit the hidden Sunny Jim Cave, the only cave in La Jolla that is reachable by land. For a fee, you can enter the man-made tunnel and descend down 145 steps to a cool, scenic view at the bottom. All kids get a cute plastic sea creature too. Do a little zig and zag up the shore to picnic-perfect Scripps Park where the munchkins run wild and free, and blow off some steam on the grassy green.
Park and grab your little explorers to check out the sea and some seals up close (but just out of reach for safety). Wind your way into La Jolla by journeying down Prospect Street with a quick right on Jenner to Children’s Beach.