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City of Coronado
Relocation Guide
Where Cool Pacific Breezes Blow…
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City of Coronado Relocation Guide
Where Cool Pacific Breezes Blow…
W
elcome to Coronado, one of the most desirable beachfront
cities of the world! Measuring only 13.5 square miles
and located just minutes from downtown San Diego, this
enchanted “island” has it all — a nearly-perfect climate, award-winning
beaches, lush parks, excellent highly ranked schools, top-notch municipal
services, and numerous recreational activities. As you drive across the
San Diego–Coronado Bay Bridge and experience the breathtaking
panoramic view of the island, you will understand why many visitors
decide to make Coronado home.
Known as an “island,” Coronado is really a peninsula connected to
the mainland by a stretch of land named the Silver Strand. It’s a friendly
beach haven with laid-back California charm linked to bustling downtown
San Diego by the San Diego-Coronado Bay Bridge. A shuttle loops around
the island but it is small enough to walk almost anywhere. Strolling along
its tree-lined streets, you’ll notice stately mansions beside quaint California
bungalows. Summertime concerts in Spreckels Park, a spectacular Fourth
of July Parade, a festive hometown Christmas Parade and Merchant Open
House with Santa riding the fire truck add to the small town atmosphere.
With its share of award-winning resorts and comfortable smaller hotels,
visitors can relax and enjoy all Coronado has to offer. The sensational
combination of sand, sea and sun is refreshing to the soul. Coronado’s
beaches have attracted visitors for more than a century, since the worldrenowned Hotel del Coronado opened on the beachfront in 1888. The
main beach, with its dunes spelling “Coronado” from the sky, is ideal
for swimming, riding boogie boards, bodysurfing, sculpting sandcastles,
gazing into tide pools and even whale-watching in the winter months.
Coronado Beach is voted one of America’s top beaches year after year.
This Relocation Guide is designed to answer questions about Coronado
as you plan your move to our community. You will find additional information, including helpful links to the City of Coronado and other agencies,
a Business Directory and a current Calendar of Events at the Chamber
website www.coronadochamber.com. Should you need further assistance,
please contact our office:
Coronado Chamber of Commerce
875 Orange Avenue, Suite 102 • Coronado, CA 92118
Phone: (619) 435-9260 • Fax: (619) 522-6577
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Living Here
Calling Coronado Home.................................................................................................7
The History of Coronado................................................................................................8
Demographics............................................................................................................10
Weather....................................................................................................................11
Neighborhoods...........................................................................................................12
Neighbors..................................................................................................................13
City Government & Services.........................................................................................14
Medical Facilities........................................................................................................16
Assisted Living Facilities...............................................................................................16
Schools.....................................................................................................................17
Churches...................................................................................................................21
Community Groups......................................................................................................22
Map.........................................................................................................................24
Transportation............................................................................................................26
Moving Here
Newcomer’s Checklist..................................................................................................28
Playing Here
Community Events......................................................................................................31
Cultural Activities........................................................................................................32
Leisure Activities & Recreation......................................................................................33
Beaches & Bays.........................................................................................................34
Parks........................................................................................................................38
Working Here
Business & Employment Information.............................................................................40
Business Licenses........................................................................................................40
City of Coronado Employment Information......................................................................41
Coronado Chamber of Commerce..................................................................................41
Directory
Coronado Businesses...................................................................................................43
Photo credits: Cover photo: Bill Sandke, www.crowncityphoto.com. Inside photos: City of Coronado: 15, 16;
Coronado Golf Course: 40; Don Hill: 12, 14, 23, 34, 36, 42; Hotel del Coronado: 8, 48; Lamb’s Players Theatre: 33;
Tim McCann: 6, 29, 32; U.S. Navy: 11, 13; Tim Otto: 37; Lila Rieckens: 33, 39; Bill Sandke, 2, 30, 31
All information deemed correct at the time of publishing May 2008.
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Helpful Phone Numbers
EMERGENCY
911
California Highway Information Network (CHIN) (800) 427-7623
City Hall (619) 522-7300
Coronado Unified School District (619) 522-8900
Fire Services (619) 522-7374
Lifeguards Services – Coronado (619) 522-7346
Police Services (619) 522-7350
Post Office (800) 275-8777 or (619) 435-1142
Recreation Department (619) 522-7342
S-A-F-E 511 San Diego Traffic, Transit & Commute Information
511
Sharp Coronado Hospital (619) 522-3600
NEWS SOURCES
Coronado Eagle & Journal Coronado Lifestyle Magazine
Coronado Magazine
San Diego Union-Tribune (619) 437-8800
(619) 522-0900
(619) 437-8800
(619) 299-3131
UTILITIES
Cable TV: Time Warner Cable Gas & Electric: San Diego Gas & Electric – Customer Service Emergencies (after hours) Telephone: AT&T – Repair Service
Residential Service
Business Service
Trash: EDCO
Water: Cal-Am Water Co. (619) 435-0157
(800) 411-7343
(800) 611-7343
611
(800) 310-2355
(800) 750-2355
(619) 287-7560
(619) 575-1105
Helpful Websites
Apartments: www.apartments.com
City of Coronado: www.coronado.ca.us
City of San Diego: www.sandiego.gov
Coronado Chamber of Commerce:
www.coronadochamber.com
Coronado Community Websites:
• www.ecoronado.com
• www.welcometocoronado.com
Coronado Eagle & Journal:
www.eaglenewsca.com
Coronado Phone Book:
www.coronadotelephonebook.com
Coronado Schools: www.coronado.k12.ca.us
Jobs: www.sandiegojobs.com
Naval Base Coronado:
www.cnic.navy.mil/coronado
Population/Demographics: www.sandag.org
Real Estate (Coronado Association of Realtors):
www.caor.com
San Diego:
• www.sandiego.org
• www.infosandiego.com
• www.co.san-diego.ca.us
• www.signonsandiego.com
Visitor Information:
www.coronadovisitorcenter.com
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Calling Coronado Home
C
oronado is a unique community:
a small town with a charm of its
own, just across the bay from
bustling San Diego. We enjoy a slower
pace here with all that a big city has
to offer just minutes away. Here is a
look into what it means to be a part of
Coronado.
1. Appreciate what Coronado
has to offer. Dine here, shop here,
experience the sights and sounds of
our community: sport a Crown City
Coronado license plate holder on your
car, attend the hometown 4th of July
and Christmas parades, cheer on the
high school teams, watch the evening
sailboat races, picnic with friends at
a Concert-in-the-Park, read the editorials in our local newspaper, delight in
the sparkle of the Hotel del’s fabulous
Christmas tree. There’s so much to see
and do!
2. Shop locally. Coronado has its
share of quaint shops and local businesses that offer services to locals and
visitors. The owners are your neighbors
and fellow community leaders. Our
businesses give generously to local
charitable organizations. Return the
favor and patronize their establishments.
Many businesses offer local discounts;
just ask.
3. Take an active role. Coronado
is an active community with respected,
accessible government leaders. Listen
to opposing views with respect, ask
questions, form your own positions and
advocate on local issues that concern
you. You can make a difference!
4. Grow with our community.
Share your ideas with local business
leaders. As business owners, tailor your
business to fit the needs of your community. Together, our community will grow
and prosper.
5. Volunteer here. Find something
that you are passionate about and support that cause by giving some time and
financial support. You will be richer for
it and so will the community.
6. Be a good host. Our community
is a tourist destination. In fact, sometimes visitors fall in love with our island
and decide to become residents! Offer
friendly assistance to visitors and tell
them what Coronado has to offer.
7. Slow down. Ease over the bridge
onto the island. Traffic moves at a
different pace here. Be patient with the
increased traffic during the busy season.
Expect more pedestrians, bicyclists and
electric cars. Take a deep breath, look
up at our clear blue skies and count
your blessings for living in paradise.
8. Play tourist for a day or a
weekend. Put on your shades and
sunscreen, walk the Paseo del Mar
along the beach at the Del, sit at a sidewalk table and enjoy a leisurely lunch.
Ride the ferry to downtown San Diego
to a Padres baseball game. Stroll along
the bay through the Ferry Landing to the
bridge and back. Enjoy being able to
live in such a desirable location!
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The History of Coronado
C
oronado was named for the
Coronado Islands off the coast
of San Diego. They were first
sighted November 8, 1602, by Spanish
navigator Vizcaino. He named them “Los
Coronados” or “the crowned ones,” for
four martyred saints of ancient Rome.
Coronado remained a barren peninsula, mostly populated by jack rabbits,
until purchased in 1885 by Elisha S.
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Babcock, Jr., and Hampton L. Storey.
They rowed over to the island from San
Diego to hunt rabbits and decided it
would be an ideal setting for a luxurious
resort hotel. With the railroad scheduled to reach San Diego, they believed
Easterners looking for a more moderate
climate would flock to the new hotel.
The Hotel del Coronado opened in
1888 and shortly afterwards was sold
off on the first leg of his famous journey
to St. Louis, New York and Paris from
North Island. Today, North Island homeports two aircraft carriers (a third carrier
will arrive in approximately 2009),
making the military the top employer
in the community.
History is still a part of everyday
life in Coronado with more than 111
historical sites designated in the City. For
more information on Coronado’s history,
contact the Coronado Historical Association, 1100 Orange Avenue, Coronado,
CA 92118, (619) 435-7242 or log onto
www.coronadohistory.org.
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to John D. Spreckels, the “Sugar King”.
In 1891, Benjamin Harrison was the
first of 13 United States Presidents to
visit Coronado, joining the long list of
celebrity guests at the Hotel. Today, the
hotel is a designated National Historical
Landmark.
Aviation and the military is another
important part of Coronado’s history. In
1911, Glenn Curtis opened an aviation
camp in what is today the Naval Air
Station, North Island. During World
War I, the Spreckels family sold North
Island to the U.S. Navy for $5 million.
In 1927, Col. Charles Lindbergh took
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Demographics
C
oronado’s economy is supported by its residential population, tourism, and by
the adjacent navy bases. The City is a renowned tourist destination not only by
out-of-town travelers but also from neighboring communities in the San Diego region.
While tourism is a significant contributor to the local tax base, residential property
taxes are still the largest single source of revenue to the City of Coronado, making
up more than a third of its general revenues.
Population:
Total Population......................................................................................26,248
Under age 18........................................................................................4,171
65 and over...........................................................................................3,775
Average persons per household...............................................................2.4
Median age...........................................................................................30.7
High School grad or higher.....................................................................96%
Highlights:
Year Incorporated...................................................................................1890
Land area in square miles........................................................................13.5
Hotel & motel rooms...............................................................................3,361
Restaurants............................................................................................67
Overnight Visitors...................................................................................485,405
Beach area in miles (public, ocean side) ..................................................6.1
Municipal 18-hole golf course..................................................................1
Public parks...........................................................................................22
Libraries.................................................................................................1
Land Use by Acres:*
Residential.............................................................................................1,237
Transportation/Communication................................................................20
Educational Institutions............................................................................45
Industrial/Military...................................................................................2,822
Park/Recreation.....................................................................................371
Vacant...................................................................................................57
Other....................................................................................................255
Housing:
Total households.....................................................................................7,480
Total housing units..................................................................................9,427
Median housing value*.................................... $1,525,000 (single family dwelling)
..............................................................$1,000,000 (attached/multiple dwelling)
Owner-occupied housing......................................................................... 79%
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Employment Information:
Total employment....................................................................................29,913
Civilian..................................................................................................12,118
Military..................................................................................................17,795
Government/Military..............................................................................81%
Services/Hotel.......................................................................................10%
Retail.....................................................................................................5%
Finance/Insurance/Real Estate.................................................................2%
Transportation/Communication................................................................1%
Construction...........................................................................................1%
Median household income......................................................................$91,748
*Information courtesy of Chicago Title.
Demographics based on 2000 US Census figures and 2006 estimates.
Sources: San Diego Association of Governments (SANDAG) www.sandag.org and
City of Coronado www.coronado.ca.us
Coronado Weather
Coronado enjoys one of North America’s mildest climates, with an average
daytime temperature of 70 degrees. August is the average warmest month.
December is the average coolest month. The most precipitation on average
occurs in March.
Month
JAN
FEB
MAR
APR MAY JUNE JULY
AUG SEPT OCT NOV DEC
High
64
65
65
67
68
70
73
75
75
72
68
65
Low
49
51
53
56
59
62
65
67
65
60
53
49
1.89
2.04 .67
.16
.08
.02
.10
.20
.42 .93
Avg Precip. 1.99
1.17
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Neighborhoods
Village
The main residential area of Coronado
is known as the Village, featuring picturesque tree-lined streets that run about
12 blocks east to west and about 18
blocks north to south. The homes, many
built before World War II, are architecturally unique and range from charming
cottages to stately mansions.
Shores
Just south of the famous Hotel del
Coronado sits the Coronado Shores,
a Coronado neighborhood often described as the “ultimate beach house.”
These high-rise style condominiums offer
luxurious oceanfront living at its finest.
Residents in these ten towers enjoy
spectacular sunset views, complete
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with underground parking and concierge service.
Silver Strand
Located on the Silver Strand 2.5 miles
south of the Naval Amphibious Base,
this neighborhood is comprised of duplexes and apartments for military families. Silver Strand Elementary School is
also located within this neighborhood.
Cays
Another neighborhood of Coronado
is the Coronado Cays, a marina community located four miles south on the
Silver Strand. It features condominiums,
town homes, patio homes and beautiful
waterfront estates, many including
private boat slips.
Naval Base Coronado (NBC) is
a consolidated Navy command that
encompasses airfields, training ranges,
and facilities that provide critical
operational training and services for
the entire Navy. As one of the largest
military complexes in the Navy, NBC
is made up of seven facilities that
cover more than 57,000 acres. Two of
seven facilities are located in the City
of Coronado: Naval Air Station North
Island and Naval Amphibious Base
Coronado. For information specific to
military relocations, please contact the
Naval Base Coronado Fleet & Family
Service Center at (619) 545-6071 or
go to www.cnic.navy.mil/coronado.
Naval Air Station, North Island
(NASNI) is known as “The Birthplace
of Naval Aviation,” and was officially
designated as the Navy’s first Naval Air
Station in 1917. On a daily basis 500
flights, on average, are conducted here
and 36% of all the Navy’s aircrews
are trained here each year. NASNI is
home to two nuclear-powered aircraft
carriers and more than 100 commands,
including: Commander Naval Air
Forces and two Carrier Strike Groups.
The air station resembles a small city
in its operations. It has its own police
and fire departments and its own parks,
beaches, housing and recreation areas.
The Naval Amphibious Base
(NAB) has been in operation since
1943. The base is situated on the Silver
Strand, just south of the famous Hotel
del Coronado between the San Diego
Bay and the Pacific Ocean. It is host to
more than thirty commands to include
Commander, Naval Surface Forces Pacific and Commander, Naval Special
Warfare Command, a second echelon
command which is headquarters for
America’s elite maritime special operations forces — the U.S. Navy SEALs
and Special Warfare Combatant Craft
Crewmen.
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Neighbors
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City Government & Services
City of Coronado
1825 Strand Way
www.coronado.ca.us
The City of Coronado is a General
Law city, operating under the City
Council/City Manager form of government. The five City Council members
are elected to serve four-year terms,
with a maximum of two terms. City
Council meetings are open to the
public and take place on the first
and third Tuesday of every month at
3:00 p.m. in the Council Chambers
at the south end of City Hall.
Mayor:
(619) 522-7320
City Manager:
(619) 522-7335
City Clerk:
(619) 522-7320
Administrative Services:
(619) 522-7300
Community Development:
(619) 522-7326
Engineering & Project Development:
(619) 522-7383
City Services Animal Control
(619) 522-7371
Animal licenses, adoptions
& lost pets
Dogs and cats must be licensed from
four months old and within thirty days
of arriving in the City of Coronado.
Dogs must have current rabies vaccination. For licensing fees and additional
regulations regarding pets, contact
Animal Control. For leash laws, go to
www.coronado.ca.us.
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Dog-Friendly Places:
• North Beach*
• Vetter Park (must be on leash)
• South Cays Park*
• Tidelands Park*
• Centennial Park (sidewalks only)
* designated area only
Fire Services
1001 Sixth Street
(619) 522-7374
Police Services
700 Orange Avenue
(619) 522-7350
Public Services
101 B Avenue
(619) 522-7380
Public Services is responsible for a
wide range of services, including
street, parks and beach maintenance,
graffiti removal on public property,
parkway tree trimming, sewer main
line cleaning and maintenance, storm
water pollution prevention, and household hazardous waste (HHW), trash
and recycling.
Coronado Senior Center
1019 Seventh Street
(619) 435-2616
The Coronado Senior Center offers a
variety of interesting and enjoyable
activities for senior citizens and the
general public. While many of these
activities are recreational, educational,
social and artistic, the Center also
provides assistance with legal aid, tax
preparation and other programs.
Coronado Recreation
Department
1845 Strand Way
(619) 522-7342
www.coronado.ca.us
The Recreation Department currently
offers the following programs at sites
throughout the city: recreation classes
such as American Red Cross babysitting classes; adult leagues and fitness
classes; preschool and youth camps;
after school, summer and holiday
camps such as Junior Lifeguard, sea
and surf camps and gymnastics camps;
and many more. A Recreation Services
brochure is printed quarterly and
available online at the City’s website.
Community Center
Information: (619) 522-7342
Aquatics: (619) 522-2464
The Glorietta Bay Civic Center and
Promenade, completed in 2005,
includes a 90,000 square-foot Com-
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Coronado Public Library
640 Orange Avenue
(619) 522-7390
http://coronado.lib.ca.us
The Coronado Public Library has been
located in the heart of the city since
1909 and is one of the most treasured
buildings in town. The Library has a
collection of over 150,000 books and
25,000 multi-media resources, offers
free wireless Internet access and has
events for the whole family.
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Medical Facilities
munity Center and City Hall connected
by a park along the bay shoreline.
The Community Center includes:
• Pool Complex with a 50-meter
competitive pool and a shallow
recreational/instructional pool
• Gymnasium with NCAA regulationsized basketball court with floor
lines for basketball, volleyball and
badminton
• Indoor climbing wall
• The Nautilus Banquet Room, a
5,000 square foot room with a
breath-taking view of Glorietta Bay
that can accommodate 250-person
banquets or 330-person theater
style seating
• Fully-equipped catering kitchen for
use with the Nautilus Room and
Playhouse
• Two activity/meeting rooms with
demonstration kitchen
• Fitness center with state-of-the-art
equipment and a view of Glorietta
Bay
• Dance studio
• Lobby with snack bar and lounging
areas
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Sharp Coronado Hospital
& Healthcare Center
250 Prospect Place
(619) 522-3600
www.sharp.com
This 200-bed, not-for-profit community
hospital has more than 200 physicians
on the medical staff. Services offered
include a 24-hour Emergency Department, a full range of medical and
surgical services, cardio-pulmonary
services, rehabilitation services, home
care, hospice, pharmacy, laboratory
and x-ray services.
Assisted Living Facilities
Villa Coronado Skilled
Nursing Facility
233 Prospect Place
(619) 522-3900
Sharp Coronado Hospital’s long-term
and transitional care facility. Individual
patient plans incorporate nursing care;
rehabilitative care including respiratory, speech, occupational and physical
therapy; social services and education
programs.
Seasons at Coronado
299 Prospect Place
(619) 437-1777
www.seasonscoronado.com
Independent and assisted living
for seniors
Autumn Years at Coronado
299 Prospect Place
(619) 437-1777
www.seasonscoronado.com
Alzheimer’s Disease/Dementia care
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Coronado Schools
2007 Growth Academic Performance Index
Coronado Unified School District
School
2007
Growth
2006
Base
2006-07
Growth
Target
2006-07
Growth
Coronado Village Elementary
920
913
A
7
Silver Strand Elementary
858
867
A
-9
Coronado Middle School
897
872
A
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Coronado High School
848
852
A
-4
“A” means the school scored at or above the statewide performance target of 800 in 2006.
Source: California Department of Education, Policy & Evaluation Division 2/13/2008
Coronado Unified
School District
Public Schools (CUSD)
201 Sixth Street
(619) 522-8900
www.coronado.k12.ca.us
The Coronado Unified School
District serves approximately 3,000
students in Kindergarten through
Grade 12. In addition, they serve
pre-school students at both elementary school sites and administer a
comprehensive adult education program. There are five schools
in the district:
Coronado Village
Elementary School
600 6th Street
(619) 522-8915
www.village.coronado.k12.ca.us
Coronado Village Elementary, a California Distinguished School and
a National Blue Ribbon School
of Excellence, has an enrollment
of 816 students in grades pre-K-5.
Students living in the Village, the
Coronado Shores, the Naval Air
Station North Island and the Naval
Amphibious Base are served at
Village Elementary School.
Early Childhood
Development Center
(Preschools & Kindergarten)
199 Sixth Street
(619) 522-8923
District offers a State Preschool
Program at Village Elementary
School serving approximately
twenty-four students (three and fouryear-olds) and is based on family
size and family income. Kindergarten classes are also held at
this location.
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Silver Strand
Elementary School
1350 Leyte Road
(619) 522-8934
www.strand.coronado.k12.ca.us
Located three miles south of Coronado
village, approximately 62% of the
375 Silver Strand Elementary students
reside in military family housing that
surrounds the school and 38% include
students from the neighboring Coronado Cays community. The Coronado
Unified School District offers a State
Preschool Program at Silver Strand
Elementary School, which serves approximately 48 students and is based
on family size and family income.
ment is approximately 1,000 students
in Grades 9-12.
Coronado Middle School
550 F Avenue
(619) 522-8921
Fax: (619) 522-6948
www.cms.coronado.k12.ca.us
Coronado Middle School is ranked
in the top 10% of middle schools in
California, as measured by the state
Academic Performance Index. Opened
in August 2001, Coronado Middle
School serves the educational needs of
700 Sixth, Seventh, and Eighth Graders in a state-of-the-art learning and
teaching environment.
Coronado School
of the Arts (CoSA)
650 D Avenue
(619) 522-4050
Fax: (619) 437-1639
www.cosa.coronado.k12.ca.us
The Coronado School of the Arts
(CoSA) is a public school-within-aschool on the campus of Coronado
High School. CoSA offers a unique educational opportunity to students of the
arts in grades 9-12. Intense curricula
in Instrumental Music, Musical Theatre
and Drama, Technical Theatre, Classical/Contemporary Dance, and Visual
Art provide advanced-level training for
the truly creative student.
650 D Avenue
(619) 522-8907
Fax: (619) 437-0236
www.chs.coronado.k12.ca.us
Coronado High School is fully accredited by the state of California and
is a California Distinguished School,
a National Blue Ribbon School, and a
New American High School. Enroll18
Palm Academy
Continuation High School
550 D Avenue
(619) 437-7256
www.palm.coronado.k12.ca.us
Palm Academy is an alternative high
school that fosters a more flexible
environment and offers a program
with small class sizes, an individualized student-centered curriculum, and
increased personal counseling services.
CUSD Special Programs Include:
CoSA Digital Media &
Filmmaking Department
650 D Avenue
(619) 522-8907
Fax: (619) 437-0236
This Program (formerly called
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Navy Junior Reserve Officer
Training Corps (NJROTC)
Coronado Academy for
special education
Laptop Program,
Grades 6-8
International Baccalaureate
(IB)
Advanced Placement (AP)
Instrumental Music,
Grades K-8
Technology Resource
teachers, Grades K-12
CUSD Preschool
and Child Care
199 Sixth Street
(619) 522-8940
District offers quality before and
after school child care at Village
Elementary, including the Kindergarten
at the Early Childhood Development
Center, and Silver Strand Elementary
Schools. Child Care opens at 6:30
a.m. and closes at 6:00 p.m. daily.
Students enrolled in this after school
enrichment program will have the opportunity to participate in a variety of
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Coronado New Media Academy
[CNMA]) was reorganized into
the Digital Media & Filmmaking
Department of CoSA, a public schoolwithin-a-school on the campus of
Coronado High School. Digital
Media & Filmmaking offers a unique
educational opportunity to students in
grades 9-12. Career focused classes
in digital video, media design, 2D/3D
animation and filmmaking provide
training for creative students who are
interested in art and technology.
indoor and outdoor activities
and sports, a homework club,
arts & crafts, music, theater,
and more.
Coronado Schools
Foundation (CSF)
201 Sixth Street
(619) 437-8059
www.csfkids.org
The Coronado Schools Foundation, a nonprofit education organization was formed in 1982 by
Coronado residents and parents to
provide an alternate source of funding for the many special programs
and materials which would not otherwise be affordable in a small district
as a result of state wide limitations on
funding. CSF is entirely dependent
upon donations from the community
and community attendance and support of special fund raising events.
CSF funds equally benefit all five
Coronado public schools. Over the
past 20 years CSF has given over
$2,800,000 in additional funding
to Coronado Schools.
Islander Sports
Foundation
(619) 435-1343
www.islandersportsfoundation.com
The Islander Sports Foundation is a
501(c)(3) non-profit organization,
founded in 1994, to serve the youth
of Coronado. Its mission is to promote
educational opportunities for all
students through athletics; to ensure
that athletic participation is financially
viable for all students; and to promote,
maintain and operate athletic facilities
for student and community use.
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Private Schools
Christ Church
Day School
1114 Ninth Street
(619) 435-6393
Fax: (619) 435-4574
www.ccds.org
Christ Church Day School, accredited
by the Western Association of Schools
and Colleges and member of the
National Association of Episcopal
Schools, serves students in grades
Kindergarten through 6.
Sacred Heart
Parish School
706 C Avenue
(619) 437-4431
Fax: (619) 437-1559
www.sacredheartcoronado.org
Sacred Heart Parish School, accredited by the Western Association of
Schools and Colleges and the
Western Catholic Education Association, serves students in grades Kindergarten through 8.
Preschools
& Kindergarten
Graham Memorial Preschool
940 C Avenue
(619) 435-2182
www.gmpcweb.org/preschool
The Sandpiper
Montessori School
455 E Avenue
(619) 295-7561
Fax: (619) 295-3860
www.montessori-of-sandiego.com
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Resurrection Preschool
1111 Fifth Street
(619) 435-0286
http://home.san.rr.com/rlcluth/
Montessori School of
San Diego at Coronado
919 C Avenue
(619) 295-7591
Fax: (619) 295-3860
www.montessori-of-sandiego.com
Coronado Southern
Baptist Preschool &
Child Care Center
111 Orange Avenue
(619) 435-8121
www.coronadosbc.com
Adult
Education
Adult Education/Regional
Occupation Program (ROP)
650 D Avenue
(619) 522-8911
Fax: (619) 435-6274
www.rop.coronado.k12.ca.us
The Adult Education & ROP
Service Center offers an exciting
selection of classes in subjects such
as Arts & Crafts, Computer Education,
Dancing, Fitness & Exercise, Language,
Personal Enrichment, Business &
Finance and more. The program
also offers online courses.
The Regional Occupational
Program prepares students, ages
16 and older for further education,
employment and occupational
changes by providing career
technical education courses.
Baha’i Faith
403 Pomona Avenue
(619) 437-4004
Calvary Chapel Living Waters
Christian Fellowship
1224 Tenth Street
(619) 435-8233
Sunday service 9:30 a.m.
www.calvarychapel.com/coronado
Christ Episcopal Church
1114 Ninth Street
(619) 435-4561
Sunday services 7:30 a.m., 9:30 a.m.
www.christchurchcoronado.org
Coronado Community Church
Village Hall (corner of 6th Street
and H Avenue)
(619) 437-6827
Non-Denominational
www.coronadocommunitychurch.org
Coronado Southern
Baptist Church
111 Orange Avenue
(619) 435-8682
Sunday services 11:00 a.m.,
6:00 p.m.
Southern Baptist Convention
www.coronadosbc.com
First Baptist Church
of Coronado
445 C Avenue
(619) 435-6588
Sunday service 10:00 a.m.,
6:00 p.m.
www.fbcoronado.com
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Churches
First Church of Christ,
Scientist
1123 Eighth Street
(619) 435-4383
www.sdchristianscience.org
Graham Memorial
Presbyterian Church
10th & C Avenue
(619) 435-6860
10:30 a.m. & 5:00 p.m.
www.gmpcweb.org
Resurrection Lutheran Church
1111 Fifth Street
(619) 435-1000
http://home.san.rr.com/rlcluth
Sacred Heart Catholic Church
655 C Avenue
(619) 435-3167
Saturday Mass: 5:30 p.m., Sunday
Mass: 7:30, 9:00 & 11:00 a.m.
http://sacredheartcoronado.org
Sonrise Christian Outreach
Meets at Hotel del Coronado
(619) 435-0759
Inter-Denominational, Full Gospel
St. Paul’s United
Methodist Church
700 D Avenue
(619) 435-5691
10:00 a.m.
www.stpaulsumc-coronado.com
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Community Groups
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here are numerous professional and civic organizations active in Coronado.
Contact information can change frequently with these groups; more current
contact information may be located in the Coronado Phone Book or at
www.coronadophonebook.com.
Active 20-30 Club of Coronado
Email: Coronado20-30@hotmail.com
Coronado Democratic Club
www.coronadodemocraticclub.org
Coronado Little League
www.coronadolittleleague.org
Boy Scouts of America –
Desert Pacific Council
www.scouting.org
Coronado Emergency Radio
Operators (CERO)
www.ceroinc.org
(619) 522-7374
Coronado Lodging Association
Bridge and Bay Garden Club
Email: bbgccoronado@yahoo.com
(619) 435-8227
C-Gulls (Ladies Auxiliary,
Coronado Cays Yacht Club)
www.ccyc.org/cgulls.htm
Children’s Home Society –
Coronado Chapter
www.chs-ca.org
Coronado Art Association
www.coronadoartassn.com
Coronado Association
of Realtors
www.caor.com
Coronado High/Middle School
Band Boosters
Coronado Cays Yacht Club
www.ccyc.org
Coronado Chamber
of Commerce
Coronado Community Band
(619) 435-1299
Coronado Community
Emergency Response Team
(CERT)
(619) 522-7374
Coronado Community Theatre
(619) 435-4856
Coronado Council of Churches
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Coronado Firefighter’s
Association
www.coronadofirefighters.com
(619) 522-7374
Coronado Floral Association
www.coronadoflowershow.com
Coronado Fourth
of July Committee
www.ecoronado.com/4th
(619) 328-2461
Coronado Friends
of the Beach
Coronado High School Alumni
Association
www.coronadohigh.org
Parent Teacher Organization
(619) 435-8907
Sailing Club (CHSST)
Coronado Longboard
Surf Club
www.nadosurf.org
Coronado MainStreet, Ltd.
www.coronadomainstreet.com
Coronado Masters Association
www.eteamz.com/cmaswimmers/
(619) 435-3543
Coronado Men’s Golf Club
www.cmgc.org
Coronado Peninsula
Water Polo Club
(619) 435-7005
Coronado Promenade Concerts
(619) 990-5616
Coronado Republican Women,
Federated
(619) 424-6429
Coronado Response Group
(619) 522-8990
Coronado Roundtable
Coronado Historical
Association, Inc.
www.coronadohistory.org
Coronado School of the Arts
(CoSA)
Coronado Hospital Foundation
www.sharp.com/foundation
Coronado Schools Foundation
www.csfkids.org
Coronado Island Kiwanis Club
www.coronadoislandkiwanis.org
Coronado Senior Association
(619) 435-2616
Coronado Junior Women’s Club
Coronado Senior
Friendship Club
(619) 435-2108
Coronado Lions Club
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Coronado Substance Abuse
Free Environment (SAFE)
www.coronadosafe.org
Forest Home Women’s
Auxiliary – Coronado
Coronado Surfing Association
www.coronadosurfingassociation.org
Friends of Children United
Society (FOCUS)
(858) 292-7274
Coronado Tennis Association
(619) 435-2884
Friends of the Coronado
Public Library
Coronado Woman’s Club
Girl Scouts of America –
Imperial Council
www.girlscoutssdi.org
Coronado Women’s
Golf Club
www.cwgcgolf.org
Coronado Yacht Club
http://www.coronadoyc.org
Coronado Youth Football
and Cheer Association
www.coronadoyouthfootballand
cheer.com
Optimist Club of
Coronado, Inc.
www.sportsfiesta.net
Pacific Animal Welfare Society
of Coronado (PAWS)
www.pawsofcoronado.org
Pearl Harbor Survivors
Association
Police Officers
Association of Coronado
(619) 522-7350
Golden Rule Society
www.goldenrulesociety.org
Islander Sports Foundation
www.islandersportsfoundation.com
Knights of Columbus,
Coronado Council 5216
www.kofc.org
Rotary Club of Coronado
www.coronadorotary.org
Sharp Coronado Hospital
Auxiliary
(619) 522-3756
U.S. Naval Academy
Alumni Association –
San Diego/Coronado
Coronado Youth Soccer
www.nadosoccer.net
Masonic Lodge No. 441 F&AM
(619) 435-0605
Crown Club
(619) 437-6265
The Military Officers
Association of America
www.cal-moaa-silverstrand.org
Veterans of Foreign Wars –
General Henry D Styer
Post 2422
(619) 435-6197
Navy League of the United
States, Coronado Council
www.navyleague.org
Veterans of Foreign Wars
Auxiliary
(619) 435-6197
Crown Garden Club
Diversion Services
(619) 840-4356
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Transportation
Bus
The Coronado
904 Shuttle
San Diego Metropolitan Transit
Information office: 511 or
(619) 233-3004
Automated Schedule Info:
(619) 685-4900
www.sdmts.com
Operates daily from 10 a.m. –
6:15 p.m. Stops include the City Hall,
Hotel del Coronado, Orange Avenue
& Fourth Street, Ferry Landing Marketplace, and Coronado Island Marriott.
Handicapped accessible.
The Silver Strand
901 Bus
San Diego Metropolitan Transit
Information office: 511 or
(619) 233-3004
Automated Schedule Info:
(619) 685-4900
www.sdmts.com
Connects Coronado to downtown San
Diego and Imperial Beach. Operates
daily from 4:30 a.m. – 12:30 a.m.
Handicapped accessible.
Trolleys
Old Town Trolley
Tour/Attraction Assistance
(800) 868-7482
www.oldtowntrolley.com/San-Diego
Hop aboard the signature orange and
green open air trolleys and enjoy a
delightful combination of transportation
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and entertainment. These
guided tours are one of the
best ways to tour both San Diego
and Coronado. You’ll see Petco
Park (home of the San Diego
Padres), the San Diego Zoo,
Hotel del Coronado, San Diego
Convention Center, Old Town San
Diego, Balboa Park, Star of India,
The Whaley House, Gaslamp
Quarter, Seaport Village, and
much more.
Ferry &
Water Taxis
The San Diego
Bay Ferry
San Diego Harbor Excursion
(619) 234-4111
www.sdhe.com
The San Diego Bay Ferry shuttles
between Coronado at the Ferry
Landing Marketplace and San Diego’s
Broadway Pier. The ferry departs
for the 15-minute trip from the
Broadway Pier daily for Coronado,
beginning at 9:00 a.m. Crossings
continue every hour on the hour until
9:00 p.m. Departures from Coronado
begin at 9:30 a.m. and continue
every hour on the half hour until
9:30 p.m. across the Bay. Fares
are $3.00 per person one way, plus
50 cents for bikes each way. The
Ferry runs from 9:00 a.m. – 9:30 p.m.
Monday through Thursday and until
10:30 p.m. on Friday and Saturday.
The San Diego Water Taxi
(619) 234-4111 or (619) 235-TAXI
www.sdhe.com
The water taxi offers on-call transportation service along San Diego Bay
serving hotels, restaurants, shopping
centers and attractions along the waterfront between 3:00 and 10:00 p.m.
Areas served include Shelter Island,
Harbor Island, downtown San Diego
and Coronado. Fare is $7 per person
one way. The Water Taxi is also
available during the Padres baseball
season. Check the website for details.
Coronado Island Marriott
Water Taxi
2000 Second Street
(619) 435-3000
www.marriott.com/hotels/travel/sancicoronado-island-marriott-resort/
Departs from Coronado Island
Marriott pier every half hour on the
half hour to the San Diego Marriott.
Departs to Coronado every half
hour on the quarter hour. Summer
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NAS North Island
Commuter Ferry
(619) 234-4111
www.sdhe.com
The Commuter Ferry shuttles
commuters in a circuit from San
Diego’s Broadway Pier to NAS North
Island and to the Ferry Landing Marketplace. The weekday morning ferry runs
from 5:30 a.m. – 8:50 a.m. and the
afternoon ferry runs from 2:00 p.m. –
6:55 p.m. Fare is free to commuters.
Please check website for days that the
commuter ferry does not run.
schedule: Sunday – Friday 8:30 a.m.
– 5:15 p.m., Saturday 10:00 a.m. –
7:45 p.m. Winter schedule: Sunday
– Friday 7:00 a.m. – 6:45 p.m.,
Saturday 10:00 a.m. – 9:15 p.m.
Fare: $6 each way per person. Open
to public.
Taxi
Coronado Livery
(619) 435-6310
Coronado Cab
(619) 435-6211
Airport Transportation
Coronado Livery
(619) 435-6310
Other Transportation
AMTRAK
Information: (619) 239-9021
Reservations: (800) 872-1213
www.amtrak.com
San Diego Trolley
(619) 233-3004
www.sandiegotrolley.com
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Newcomer Checklist
Things to do when you arrive to
Coronado:
❏ Change your address
Coronado Post Office
1320 Ynez Place
(619) 435-1142
Hours: Monday – Friday 8:30 a.m. – 5:00 p.m.
Saturday 8:30 a.m. – noon
Coronado ZIP code: 92118
Post Office box ZIP code: 92178
❏ Apply for a California
driver license
(800) 777-0133
www.dmv.ca.gov
There are six offices of the
California Department of Motor
Vehicles in San Diego County.
Upon moving to California, you
must get a California driver license
within 10 days. To apply for a
driver’s license, you will need to
do the following:
• Visit one of the six county offices
or make an appointment for faster
service.
• Complete and submit an original
application form DL 44. Copies
will not be accepted.
• Give a thumb print.
• Have your picture taken.
• Provide your social security
number.
• Verify your birth date and legal
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presence by presenting a copy of
your birth certificate or passport.
• Pay the $27 application fee. The
application fee for a commercial
driver license is $64.
• Pass a vision exam.
• Pass a traffic laws and sign test.
There are 36 questions on the test.
A passing score is at least 31
correct answers. You have three
chances to pass.
If you have a license from another
country, you will be required to
take a driving test. If you have a
license from another state, the
driving test can be waived. Active
duty military are not required to
obtain a California driver’s license
or license plates if they have a valid
license and plates from their home
state; dependents however must
obtain a driver’s license and license
plates within 10 days.
❏ Register your motor
vehicle with the California
Department of Motor
Vehicles
(800) 777-0133
www.dmv.ca.gov
There are six offices in the county.
Out-of-state vehicles must be registered in California and all fees paid
within 20 days after the vehicle enters
the state or within 20 days after you
establish residency.
❏ Connect utilities at your
new residence
Cable TV:
• Time Warner Cable
(619) 435-0157
Gas & Electric:
• San Diego Gas & Electric
Customer service:
(800) 411-7343
Emergencies (after hours):
(800) 611-7343
Telephone:
• AT&T: Repair Service: 611
Residential: (800) 310-2355
Business Service: (800) 750-2355
• Time Warner Cable
(619) 435-0157
Trash:
• EDCO: (619) 287-7560
Water:
• Cal-Am Water Co. (619) 575-1105
❏ Obtain free parking decals
and guest parking passes
Coronado Police Department
Administrative/Records:
(619) 522-7366
Hours: Monday – Friday
8:00 a.m. – 6:00 p.m.
Parking decals are free to residents
if you live within a permitted parking area. Required documentation to
acquire a decal are proof of residency
that shows your name and address
such as a bill, rental lease, escrow
papers; valid vehicle registration and
valid drivers license. Each resident
may also obtain three guest parking
placards at no charge.
❏ Other good things
to know:
The County of San Diego and the City
of Coronado Household Hazardous
Waste Collection facility will accept
unwanted household hazardous waste
items on Saturdays only, between
10:00 am - 2:00 pm. The collection
facility is located in the alley next
to the main Coronado Fire Station,
1001 Sixth Street.
❏ License your pets within
30 days of arriving in
Coronado
Coronado Police Services –
Animal Control
700 Orange Avenue
(619) 522-7371
Animals licenses, adoptions and
lost pets.
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❏ Register to vote
There are three ways you can
register to vote in California:
1. Register on-line by visiting
www.sdvote.com.
2. Have a registration card mailed
to you by calling (800) 345-VOTE.
3. Pick up a registration card
at Coronado City Hall, the
Coronado Post Office or the
Coronado Library.
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Community Events
Coronado is fortunate to have a close-knit and active community. Every month
numerous community events are offered. Here are a few annual favorites:
Spring:
• Arts Ball
• Coronado Chamber of Commerce
Salute to the Military Ball
• Coronado Schools Foundation
Telethon
• Easter Egg-stravaganza —
Coronado Recreation Department
• Annual Coronado Flower Show —
Coronado Floral Association
• Book Fair — Friends of the
Coronado Library
• Motor Cars on Main Street –
Coronado MainStreet
• Coronado Hospital Foundation Ball
• Navy MWR Annual Bay Bridge
4 Mile Run/Walk
• Naval Special Warfare SUPERFROG Triathlon
• Mother’s Day Historic Home Tour
Summer:
• American Cancer Society Relay
for Life
• Rotary Low Tide Ride & Stride
• Concerts-in-the-Park, Spreckels Park
• 4th of July Parade & Celebration
• Coronado Ferry Landing Summer
Concerts
• Optimist Sports Fiesta
Fall:
• MainStreet Garden Party
• Speed Festival @ North Island
• San Diego Fleet Week Sea &
Air Parade
• Coronado Art Walk
• Downtown Goes Ghostly —
MainStreet
• Coronado Schools Foundation
Dinner & Auction
Winter:
• Skating by the Sea –
Hotel del Coronado
• Coronado Chamber of Commerce
Christmas Parade & Merchant
Open House
• Artisans Alley Craft Fair
• Snow Mountain – Coronado
Recreation Department
• Breakfast with Santa – Coronado
Recreation Department
• Parade of Lights
On-going:
• Art-in-the-Park
First and third Sunday of every
month, 9:00 a.m. to 4:00 p.m.
• Coronado Farmers Market
Tuesdays, 2:30 to 6:00 p.m.
Ferry Landing Marketplace
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Cultural Activities
Coronado Museum
of History & Art
1100 Orange Avenue
(619) 435-7242
www.coronadohistory.org
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Hours: Weekdays 9:00 a.m. – 5:00 p.m.
weekends 10:00 a.m. – 5:00 p.m.
The Museum of History and Art
contains three separate Museum galleries, each focused on a particular
aspect of Coronado’s unique past.
The Lecture Hall, managed by Tent City
Restaurant, serves as a multi-purpose
venue for the Museum and provides
a much-needed room for a variety
of events. The state of the art Library
and Archives, opened in 2002, allows
researchers, homeowners, and businesses to obtain valuable information regarding Coronado’s past.
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Admission to the Coronado Museum
is a suggested donation.
Coronado Playhouse
1775 Strand Way
(619) 435-4856
Fax: (619) 435-2866
www.coronadoplayhouse.com
Known as “The Theatre on the Bay,”
the Coronado Playhouse has been the
community theater for over 50 years.
The Playhouse offers cabaret seating, a full service bar and year-round
schedule.
Lamb’s Players Theatre
1142 Orange Avenue
(619) 437-0600
www.lambsplayers.org
Lamb’s Players Theatre is one of
Southern California’s leading non-profit
performing arts organizations and an
artist-directed company, providing a
home for a resident company of actors,
directors and designers. Performances
are held in the 350-seat theatre in the
historic Spreckels Building. An annual
five play season runs February through
November, with a variety of Christmas
productions in December. The theatre
also maintains an active Educational
Outreach, annually taking touring
performances to tens of thousands
of students in schools throughout
the Southwest.
Aquatics Center
1845 Strand Way
(619) 522-2464
This recently completed pool complex
features a 50-meter competitive pool
and a shallow recreational/instructional pool. Aquatics classes for all ages,
lifeguard training classes, adult lap
swim times, and family swim times are
offered. Monthly and annual passes
are available.
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Leisure Activities
& Recreation
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Sailboarding
Beaches & Bays
Voted one of America’s top beaches
year after year, Coronado is wellknown for its wide, sandy, and
family-friendly beaches with sunset
views of Point Loma. All Coronado
beaches are smoke-free.
Coronado Beach
This area, approximately two miles
of ocean beach between the North
Island Naval Air Station and the Naval
Amphibious Base, runs along Ocean
Boulevard and has a backdrop of fine
homes and mansions. It offers restrooms
and shower facilities, lifeguards on duty,
beach volleyball courts, tide pools, fishing in front of the Hotel del Coronado,
fire rings and a popular dog run at the
north end. At low tide the partially submerged shipwreck of the Monte Carlo,
a gambling ship that sunk on New
Year’s Eve 1936, is visible.
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Glorietta Bay Beach
Located south of the Hotel del Coronado and City Hall, the Glorietta Bay
Beach offers a unique view of the Glorietta Bay and the San Diego-Coronado
Bridge. With a large grass-filled park,
restrooms, playground equipment, and
a small beach area, the Glorietta Bay
Beach can provide hours of fun, and a
relaxing time for all individuals.
Silver Strand State Beach
5000 Highway 75
(619) 435-5184
Located 4.5 miles south of Coronado
Village along the Silver Strand, this
beach offers fire rings, lifeguards,
restrooms and showers. An underpass
allows access to bayside beach and
picnic area and Loews Coronado Bay
Resort. Daily parking fees. Overnight
RV camping is available. Call for more
information on fees and availability
and to make reservations.
Ferry Landing
1201 First Street
(619) 435-8895
Offers small sandy beach adjacent
to fishing/ferry pier, grassy lawn, a
beautiful view of San Diego skyline,
restrooms, and free parking.
Glorietta Bay
Located south of the Coronado golf
course, Glorietta Bay is a secluded
and picturesque area of San Diego
Bay with calm, protected waters. Public
Biking and Rollerblading
Coronado features 15 miles of dedicated bike and in-line skating paths. Most
of these paths are part of the Bayshore
Bikeway, a 24-mile bicycle facility
around San Diego Bay. The Coronado
portion of the routes include paths up
the Silver Strand from Imperial Beach,
on Glorietta Bay Boulevard along the
Coronado Golf Course, along the Bay
under the San Diego-Coronado Bridge
and through Tidelands Park. Riders can
then catch the San Diego Bay Ferry to
connect with the Bikeway at the Embarcadero in downtown San Diego. For
more information on the Bayshore Bikeway and a printable map, go to www.
sandag.org. Bikes are allowed on the
San Diego Bay Ferry and the Strand
Bus route. Bikes are available for rent
on Orange Avenue from Holland’s Bicycles (619) 435-3153 and Little Sam’s
(619) 435-4068, at the Ferry Landing
from Bikes & Beyond (619) 435-7180,
and at the Hotel del Coronado from
PeDels (619) 200-1400.
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San Diego Bay
San Diego Bay has 34 miles of scenic
waterfront. You can fish, sail, picnic,
shop and enjoy one of San Diego’s
premiere attractions. Coronado is one
of five cities that front the Bay. For
information on Bay events and attractions, call (877) 2-BIGBAY or go
to www.thebigbay.com. The Port of
San Diego manages San Diego Harbor and administers the public lands
along San Diego Bay. The City of
Coronado is a Port member city. For
Port information, call (619) 686-6200
or go to www.portofsandiego.org.
boat launch ramp and anchorage area
available.
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Boating and Fishing
Coronado is fortunate to have numerous boating facilities. For boat owners,
there are two marinas: Glorietta Bay
Marina, (619) 435-5203, in the village and Loews Crown Isle Marina,
(619) 424-4000 in the Cays. There is
also Fiddler’s Cove, (619) 435-8788
located on the Silver Strand for use
only by military personnel. Both
marinas feature boat rentals ranging
from paddleboats to sailboats to jet
skis to deep-sea fishing. Seaforth Boat
Rentals is located at the Glorietta Bay
Marina (619) 437-1514 and Action
Water Sports is located at Loews
Crown Isle Marina (619) 424-4466.
There are also two private yacht clubs
in Coronado: Coronado Yacht Club
(619) 435-1848 and Coronado Cays
Yacht Club (619) 429-0133. Other
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boating options include The Gondola Company (619) 429-6347, and
San Diego Harbor Excursion (619)
234-4111. Fishing spots include on the
pier at Ferry Landing Marketplace, off
the Hotel del Coronado breakwater or
surf fishing along the ocean. Water skiing is offered in South San Diego Bay
from the Loews Marina.
Community Center
See Living Here, Page 15
Coronado Municipal Golf Course
2000 Visalia Row
Reservations or Pro Shop
(619) 435-3121, x101
www.golfcoronado.com
Opened in 1957, the Coronado Municipal Golf Course continues to reign
as one of the finest public golf courses
in Southern California. It features
an18-hole par 72 course with a scenic
backdrop of Glorietta Bay, the San
Diego-Coronado Bridge and the Hotel
del Coronado. Driving range, pro
shop, restaurant and meeting rooms
are available.
Coronado Tennis Center
1501 Glorietta Boulevard
(619) 435-1616
The Coronado Tennis Center has eight
public courts (three lighted) and offers
private and group instruction under the
supervision of the City tennis professional. There is also a pro shop at the
Center, which offers racket stringing,
racket rental, ball machine rental, a
complete line of tennis merchandise
and video stroke analysis. Additional municipal tennis court locations
include: Coronado Library courts at
1014 6th Street (2 courts, all lighted),
Coronado High School courts (4
courts, all lighted) and Coronado
Cays courts (5 courts, 4 lighted).
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P L AY I N G H ERE
Coronado Skate Park
This world-class skate park is located
at 2000 Mullinex, in Tidelands Park.
Encompassing approximately 16,000
square feet of concrete ramps, bowls,
grinds and jumps. The park is an
artistic sculpture that will cater to all
levels of skill. The Street Plaza is a 2 to
3 foot deep spacious crater intended
for beginners. The Clover Bowl is 5
to 7 foot deep and offers challenges
and surprises to the experienced skater.
The last and most challenging bowl
named Teardrop reaches 8 feet in
depth and poses a challenge to Newton’s Law of Gravity. For more information, please call (619) 522-7342.
Parks
P L AY I N G H ERE
Coronado is home to 64 acres with
over 20 beautiful parks scattered
throughout the island. These parks
range in size from grassy neighborhood pocket parks perfect for playing catch to larger city parks with
all the amenities needed for larger
gatherings and special events. All
Coronado parks are smoke-free.
Glorietta Bay Park
Located south of the municipal pool
on Strand Way, this park offers a free
boat launching ramp, grassy park,
playground equipment, a small sandy
beach, restrooms and free parking.
Tidelands Park
Located beside the San DiegoCoronado Bay Bridge, this 22-acre
park includes a fitness course, extensive playground equipment, picnic
tables, ball fields, a biking path that
passes under the bridge, restrooms,
and free parking. Tidelands Park is
owned and operated by the San Diego
Port District. Reservations for special
events may be made by calling
(619) 686-6200.
Centennial Park
Located on First Street at the foot of
Orange Avenue, this park features
grassy knolls, gazebo seating, beautiful
rose gardens, the original ferryboat
ticket booth and a panoramic view of
the San Diego skyline.
Spreckels Park
Located on Orange Avenue between
Sixth and Seventh Streets across the
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street from the Coronado Public Library, this park is known for its gazebo
bandstand, free Sunday summer concerts, community events and Art-in-thePark. It offers playground equipment,
picnic tables, restrooms and free street
parking.
Rotary Park
Located on Orange Avenue at Isabella,
this park is really more of plaza in the
heart of the business district and home
to the city Christmas tree.
Coronado Parks:
• Bandel Park – Tenth St. & Alameda
Blvd.
• Bay Circle Park – Glorietta Blvd &
Monterey Ave.
• Bayview Park – 413 First St.**
• Centennial Park – First St. &
Orange Ave. **
• Coronado Cays Park – 100
Coronado Cays Blvd.
• Cronan Park – Sixth St. & Pomona
Ave.
• Glorietta Bay Park – 1975 Strand
Way**
• I Avenue Park – I Ave. & First St.
• Mathewson Park – 700 Pomona
Ave.
• North Cays Park – Coronado Cays
• Palm Park – 511 Third St.
• Rotary Park – 1050 Orange Ave.
• SDG& E Park – E Avenue & First St.
• Spreckels Park – 601 Orange
Ave.**
• Star Park – 1030 Park Place
• Sunset Park – 101 Ocean Blvd.
• Tidelands Park – Glorietta Blvd.
at Third St.
• Triangle Park – Palm Ave., F Ave.
& Fourth St.
** These parks are available for
special event permits (i.e. wedding ceremonies, company picnics and parties).
An application for reserving these parks is
available by calling the City of Coronado
Recreation Services Department at
(619) 522-7342.
Walking Tours
Coronado is pedestrian-friendly and
strolling the neighborhoods of Coronado can be relaxing. A walk around
the perimeter of the island takes several
hours. Walking tours include:
• The City of Coronado Public Art Tour
was created to promote awareness
and appreciation of the works of art
in the community. Brochures outlining the self-guided Public Art Tour are
available at www.coronado.ca.us.
• Promenade Through the Past, conducted by the Coronado Historical
Association. Tour includes a guide
book and admission into the Coronado Museum of History and Art
(619) 437-8788.
• Coronado Walking Tour, a 90-minute
guided tour that begins at the Glorietta Bay Inn, the former home of John
D. Spreckels (619) 435-5993.
• Hotel del Coronado Tour, a
one-hour tour of the historic hotel
and grounds led by docents from the
Coronado Historical Association
(619) 437-8788.
• Coronado Tree Tour, a 90-minute
guided tour conducted by a local
arborist, through Spreckels Park
(619) 992-8921.
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P L AY I N G H ERE
• Vetter Park – 1625 Cajon Place
WORKING Here
Business & Employment Info
Applying for a Coronado
Business License
These forms need to be completed to
obtain a City of Coronado Business
License. Download a PDF from the city
website at www.coronado.ca.us or
stop by City Hall for a copy.
• City of Coronado Business License
Application Form
• Responsible Person Form
• Workers’ Compensation Declaration
Form
• Business Operations Permit: Home
Occupation Form
• Application for Commercial
Occupancy Form
• Investigation Report of Business
License Applicant Form
• Environmental Survey Form
Most Business License applicants will
fall under the General Business Tax,
which is based upon annual estimated gross receipts determined by
reference to the following schedule:
ANNUAL GROSS RECEIPTS FEE
Less than $15,000 .............$25.00
$15,000 but less
than $50,000.....................$50.00
$50,000 or more................$87.00
City of Coronado Employment
Information
Job listings and applications for
employment with the City of Coronado
are available at www.coronado.ca.us.
Coronado Chamber of Commerce
(619) 435-9260
The Coronado Chamber of Commerce
was founded on November 4, 1937
and has helped Coronado thrive over
the decades. As the premier business-
related organization, the Chamber consists of nearly 400 community leaders
dedicated to enhancing the quality of
life and the character of our community. The Chamber sponsors: President’s
Breakfast with community speakers,
Sundowners (business networking
events), Salute to the Military Ball &
Harry T. Jenkins Award, Chamber
Installation Dinner, Lewis R. Hardy,
Jr. Award & Community Awards,
Chamber Golf Tournament, Coronado
Christmas Parade and Merchant Open
House with Tree Lighting, Coronado
High School Business Scholarship,
Chamber newsletter, Email Updates
with City Council Agendas, Ribbon
Cuttings, Community Calendar, and
Concert-in-the Park.
Nighttime dining in Coronado
D I RE C T O R Y
Coronado Businesses
T
he following telephone directory includes services often needed by newcomers.
Please stop by the Coronado Chamber of Commerce office at 875 Orange
Avenue, Suite 102, for a complimentary copy of the Coronado Telephone Book for
a more complete listing of businesses and services available in Coronado. This directory is provided for reference only and is not an endorsement of these businesses
by either the City of Coronado or the Coronado Chamber of Commerce.
• Accommodations
1906 Lodge at Coronado Beach
1060 Adella Avenue
(619) 437-1900
Toll Free (866) 435-1906
www.1906lodge.com
Best Western Suites - Coronado
275 Orange Avenue, (619) 437-1666
www.bestwestern.com
Crown City Inn & Bistro
520 Orange Avenue, (619) 435-3116
Toll Free (800) 422-1173
www.crowncityinn.com
El Cordova Hotel
1351 Orange Avenue
(619) 435-4131
www.elcordovahotel.com
• Automotive
Coronado 76
900 Orange Avenue, (619) 435-0076
Coronado Mobile Auto Repair
(619) 437-4000
Coronado Motors, LLC
(619) 437-7093
www.coronadomotors.com
Cherokee Lodge
964 D Avenue, (619) 437-1967
www.cherokeelodge.com
El Rancho Motel
370 Orange Avenue
(619) 435-2251
www.elranchocoronado.com
Coronado Beach Resort
1415 Orange Avenue
(619) 522-6000
www.coronadobeachresort.com
Glorietta Bay Inn
1630 Glorietta Blvd., (619) 435-3101
Toll Free (800) 283-9383
www.gloriettabayinn.com
Coronado Inn
266 Orange Avenue, (619) 435-4121
Toll Free (800) 598-6624
www.coronadoinn.com
Enterprise Rental Car
1323 Orange Avenue
(619) 522-6111
NAS North Island, (619) 437-0145
Reservations (800) 736-8222
www.enterprise.com
Hotel del Coronado
1500 Orange Avenue
(619) 435-6611
www.hoteldel.com
Island Express
400 Orange Avenue, (619) 435-2818
Coronado Island Inn
301 Orange Avenue, (619) 435-0935
Toll Free (800) 436-0935
www.coronadoinn.com
La Avenida Inn
1315 Orange Avenue
(619) 435-3191
Toll Free (800) 437-0162
www.laavenida.com
Coronado Island Marriott Resort
2000 Second Street, (619) 435-3000
www.marriott.com
Coronado Victorian House
1000 Eighth Street, (619) 435-2200
www.coronadovictorianhouse.com
Coronado Village Inn
1017 Park Place, (619) 435-9318
www.coronadovillageinn.com
El Cordova Garage
1000 C Avenue, (619) 435-4115
John D. Price Mobile Mechanic
(619) 435-8209
Pacheco’s Auto Body Repair
841 1/2 Orange Avenue,
(619) 435-2710
Loews Coronado Bay Resort
4000 Loews Coronado Bay Road
(619) 424-4000
Toll Free (800) 235-6397
www.loewshotels.com
• Banks
Villa Capri by the Sea
1417 Orange Avenue
(619) 435-4137
www.villacapribythesea.com
Coronado First Bank
801 Orange Avenue, Suite 101
(619) 437-1000
www.coronadofirst.com
Bank of America
1199 Orange Avenue
(619) 522-8600
www.bankofamerica.com
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Pacific Western Bank
1190 Orange Avenue, (619) 437-4466
Toll Free (800) 654-7962
www.pacificwesternbank.com
Union Bank of California
800 Orange Avenue, (619) 522-6436
www.uboc.com
Cottage Creations &
Discount Window Coverups
(619) 522-0818
Island Floor &
Window Coverings
845 Orange Avenue, (619) 435-3551
• Food - Grocery Stores
Coronado Eagle-Journal
1116 Tenth Street, (619) 437-8800
www.coronadonewsca.com
Coronado Lifestyle Magazine
1022 C Avenue, (619) 522-0900
www.lifestylemags.com
Albertson’s
150 B Avenue, (619) 234-1523
www.albertsons.com
Coronado Magazine
1116 Tenth Street, (619) 437-8800
www.coronadonewsca.com
Wells Fargo Bank
829 Orange Avenue, (619) 435-2222
www.wellsfargo.com
Boney’s Bayside Market
155 Orange Avenue, (619) 435-0776
www.baysidemarket.com
Nado Now
(619) 271-5522
www.gapmedia.com
• Boat & RV Storage
Vons
868 Orange Avenue, (619) 435-6811
www.vons.com
• Mortgage Lenders
Washington Mutual Bank
1000 Orange Avenue, (619) 435-4142
www.wamu.com
Coronado Boat Storage
505-B Grand Caribe Isle
(619) 423-9910
• Furniture & Furnishings
• Bookstore
Bay Books
1029 Orange Avenue, (619) 435-0070
www.baybookscoronado.com
• Childcare
Coronado Southern Baptist
Child Care Center & Preschool
111 Orange Avenue, (619) 435-8121
www.CoronadoSBC.com
• Computer Repairs
Emerald City Computer Works
1001 B Avenue, Suite 100
(619) 435-7123
www.eccw.info
• Escrow Services
Chicago Title
Fred Eckert, (619) 507-5688
Shelly Schreiber, (619) 871-9883
www.fredeckertgroup.com
Heritage Escrow Company
(619) 435-9900
http://heritageescrow.com
D I RE C T O R Y
• Magazines & Newspapers
Swift Escrow Co., Inc.
(619) 435-2263
www.swift-escrow.com
• Floor & Window
Coronado Floor & Window
824 Orange Avenue
(619) 435-2261
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Seaside Home
1053 B Avenue, (619) 435-8232
• Hardware
Coronado Hardware,
Glass & Paint
140 Orange Avenue, (619) 435-2266
www.coronadohardware.com
Village Ace Hardware
949 Orange Avenue, (619) 435-8032
www.acehardware.com
• Laundry Facilities
Launderland of Coronado
1007 Isabella Avenue
(619) 840-8446
Surf Suds Laundromat
100 Orange Avenue, (619) 522-6731
• Mail & Packaging,
Copy & Duplicating
Coronado Mail &
Parcel Center
(619) 435-1223
Postal Annex #249
941 Orange Avenue, (619) 435-1635
www.postalannex.com
Postal Unlimited
1213 First Street, (619) 435-3100
The UPS Store
826 Orange Avenue, (619) 435-7772
www.theupsstore.com
Coronado Mortgage &
Real Estate Services
(619) 435-2466
Hammond Securities
830 Orange Avenue, Suite J1
(619) 435-8860
www.hammondloan.com
JY Loans, Inc.
944 Orange Avenue, Suite A
(619) 437-1121
www.jyloansinc.com
LEI Financial Coronado
(619) 955-9483
www.leifinancial.com
Old Rock Mortgage
(619) 435-2255
Washington Mutual
Financial Center
1000 Orange Avenue
(619) 435-4287
www.wamu.com
Wells Fargo Home Mortgage
(619) 688-3435
www.wellsfargo.com
Western Mission Mortgage
1003 Isabella Avenue
(619) 437-8322
www.WesternMissionMortgage.com
• Moving & Storage
Coronado Mobile Storage
(619) 423-8645
www.coronadomobilestorage.com
Coronado Moving Company
(619) 435-2005
www.coronadomoving.com
Crown Vet Hospital
817 Orange Avenue, (619) 435-6624
www.crownvet.net
Discount Movers
(877) We-Move-You
www.discountmovers.com
Fetch! Pet Care
of San Diego Metro
(619) 501-3511
Local Motion Moving Company
(619) 435-8124
Petco
925 Orange Avenue, (619) 437-6557
www.petco.com
• Office Supplies
Business Products Express
(619) 522-0211
www.bpexpress.com
Pollyanna’s Grooming
1108 Tenth Street
(619) 435-4934
Postal Annex # 249
941 Orange Avenue, (619) 435-1635
www.postalannex.com
Wag’n Tails
945 Orange Avenue, (619) 435-3513
www.wtpets.com
Postal Unlimited
1213 First Street, (619) 435-3100
• Real Estate Offices
The UPS Store
826 Orange Avenue, (619) 435-7772
www.theupsstore.com
• Pharmacies
Central Drug Store
1106 Orange Avenue, (619) 435-4171
Coronado Pharmacy
918 Orange Avenue, (619) 435-4177
Rite Aid Pharmacy
836 Orange Avenue, (619) 435-6200
www.riteaid.com
Sharp Coronado Medical
Center Pharmacy
Sharp Hospital, 230 Prospect Place
Suite 110, (619) 437-4441
www.sharp.com/pharmacy
• Pets - Veterinarians,
Grooming, Kenneling
and Supplies
Bug Realty
(619) 435-8000
www.bugrealty.com
Coronado Enterprises
1125 Loma Avenue, Suite 106
(619) 437-1494
Coronado Veterinary Hospital
150 Orange Avenue
(619) 435-6281
www.nadovet.com
Keller Williams Realty
(619) 424-5641
www.coronado4sale.com
Lee Mather Company
944 Orange Avenue, (619) 435-1851
www.leemather.com
Lyons Realty
1330 Orange Avenue, Suite120
(619) 435-5777
www.lyonsrealty.com
Napolitano GMAC
939 Orange Avenue
(619) 435-0135
www.napolitanorealty.com
Coronado Island Realty
970 C Avenue, (619) 435-0145
www.coronado-realty.com
D I RE C T O R Y
Carefree Pet Care
(619) 437-6033
Independent Financial Group
(619) 435-3334
Kalal Investment Realty
830 Orange Avenue, Suite H
(619) 437-1380
Coldwell Banker
1340 Orange Avenue
(619) 437-1853
501A Grand Caribe Causeway
(619) 435-7888
www.camoves.com
Coronado Dream Homes
(619) 850-5432
www.coronadodreams.com
Hanson Realty, Inc.
(619) 435-3830
The Jackman Group
(619) 435-7025
http://thejackmangroup.com
Budinger Realty
(619) 437-6364
Bad-2-the-Bone Pet
Sitting/Walking
(619) 818-9775
Crown City Realty
(619) 435-0990
Independence Realty
(619) 843-0437/4429
www.coronadodreamin.com
Beach House Realty
1047 B. Avenue, (619) 435-8877
www.beachhouserealty.com
Affordable Pet Care
(619) 437-1865
Coronado Shores Company
(619) 435-6234
www.coronadoshoresco.com/
Flagship Properties
1014 Ninth Street, (619) 696-1400
www.coronadoresorthomes.com
Ahern & Associates, Inc.
(619) 435-0824
www.coronadoreconsultants.com
Coronado Cays Realty
509 Grande Caribe Causeway
(619) 424-7000
www.coronadocaysrealty.com
Coronado Mortgage &
Real Estate Consultants
(619) 435-2466
Old Rock Real Estate
(619) 435-2255
P & G Properties
(619) 435-0736
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Park Life Real Estate
935 Orange Avenue, (619) 435-9100
www.parklifeproperties.com
Kenneth A. Peterson Realty
(858) 518-0504
Prudential California Realty
101 Orange Avenue, (619) 435-0101
(619) 435-0101
511 Grand Caribe Isle, (619) 423-7004
www.prudentialcal.com
Real Estate Professional Group
(619) 454-0036
www.aileenoyarealtor.com
Realty Executives Dillon
(619) 850-6055
RE/Max Hometown Realtors
112 Orange Avenue
(619) 435-8700
http://coronadosrealestate.com
Shores Sales & Management
1200 Orange Avenue, (619) 437-4211
www.ilovecoronado.com
Spirit Realty
(619) 423-6001
www.spiritrealty.net
Sun Isle Realty
(619) 437-1614
www.sunislerealty.com
Trident Pacific
(619) 435-9442
http://homes4rent.com
Village Realty
(619) 437-6453
www.villagerealtyhomes.com
D I RE C T O R Y
Robert F. Watson, Realtor
120 B Avenue, (619) 437-8999
Willis Allen Real Estate
875 Orange Avenue, (619) 522-9494
www.willisallen.com
Burger Lounge
922 Orange Avenue
(619) 435-6835
www.burgerlounge.com
Clayton’s Coffee Shop
979 Orange Avenue
(619) 435-5425
The Clubhouse Bar & Grill
Municipal Golf Course
2000 Visalia Row
(619) 435-1740
www.clubhousebarandgrill.com
Coronado Brewing Company
170 Orange Avenue
(619) 437-4452
www.coronadobrewingcompany.com
Encore Café
1138 Orange Avenue, (619) 435-2124
Night & Day Café
847 Orange Avenue, (619) 435-9776
Stretch’s Café
943 Orange Avenue, (619) 435-8886
Tartine
1106 First Street, (619) 435-2374
www.tartinecoronado.com
Tent City Restaurant
1100 Orange Avenue, (619) 435-4611
www.tentcityrestaurant.com
Villa Nueva Bakery Café
956 Orange Avenue
(619) 435-4191
Asian
Bistro D’Asia
1301 Orange Avenue
(619) 437-6677
www.bistrodasia.com
Swaddee Thai Restaurant
1001 C Avenue
(619) 435-8110
• Restaurants
Thai Café
Coronado Ferry Landing
1201 First Street, Suite 5
(619) 522-0449
Beach N Diner
1015 Orange Avenue, (619) 437-6087
www.nadolife.com
Yummy Sushi
1330 Orange Avenue
(619) 435-2771
www.yummysushisd.com
American
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Bars & Nightclubs
*full menu service
Danny’s Palm Bar & Grill*
965 Orange Avenue, (619) 435-3171
Island Sports & Spirits*
104 Orange Avenue, (619) 435-3456
www.islandsportsandspirits.com
Little Club
132 Orange Avenue, (619) 435-5885
McP’s Irish Pub & Grill*
1107 Orange Avenue, (619) 435-1822
www.mcpspub.com
Deli/Sandwiches
Bruegger’s Bagels
1305 Orange Avenue
(619) 435-3900
Panera Bread Bakery-Cafe
980 Orange Avenue, (619) 437-4288
www.panerabread.com
Subway
1330 Orange Avenue
(619) 435-8272
www.subway.com
Dessert/Coffee/Tea
Bino’s Bistro & Winebar
1120 Adella Avenue, (619) 522-0612
www.binoscoffees.com
Blue Bridge Coffee Roasters
1017 C Avenue, (619) 435-5300
www.bluebridgecoffee.com
Café 1134
1134 Orange Avenue, (619) 437-1134
Café Madrid
1029 Orange Avenue, (619) 843-2524
Cold Stone Creamery
1201 First Street, (619) 437-6920
www.coldstonecreamery.com
Crown City Antiques
& Tea Parlour
930 Orange Avenue, (619) 435-4832
www.crowncitytea.com
Kaffeen’s Espresso Bar
1201 First Street, (619) 987-5234
Mootime Creamery
1025 Orange Avenue
(619) 435-2422
1500 Orange Avenue
(in the Hotel del Coronado)
www.nadolife.com
Nado Gelato
1017 C Avenue, (619) 522-9053
Starbucks Coronado
960 Orange Avenue, (619) 437-8306
www.starbucks.com
Fast Food
Burger King
1201 First Street
(619) 437-8707
KFC/Pizza Hut/Taco Bell
100 B Avenue, (619) 435-2055
La Salsa
1360 Orange Avenue
(619) 435-7778
Current, Tides Day & Night Bar
Coronado Island Marriott Resort
2000 Second Street
(619) 435-3000
www.marriott.com
Italian/Pizza_________________
Alexander’s Pizza
849 Orange Avenue, (619) 435-5747
www.alexanderspizza.com
Domino’s Pizza
1330 Orange Avenue, (619) 437-4241
Il Fornaio
1333 First Street, (619) 437-4911
www.ilfornaio.com
Island Pasta
1202 Orange Avenue, (619) 435-4545
www.islandpastacoronado.com
Primavera Ristorante
932 Orange Avenue, (619) 435-0454
www.primavera1st.com
French
Tomaso’s Ristorante
1309 Orange Avenue, (619) 522-0077
Chez Loma
1132 Loma Avenue, (619) 435-0661
www.chezloma.com
Village Pizzeria
1206 Orange Avenue, (619) 522-0449
www.nadolife.com
Crown Bistro
520 Orange Avenue, (619) 435-3678
www.crownbistro.com
Village Pizzeria Bayside
1201 First Street, Suite 6
(619) 437-0650
www.nadolife.com
Greek
Spiro’s Gyros
1201 First Street
(619) 435-1225
Hotel Dining
Cays Lounge, Market Café,
Mistral
Loews Coronado Bay Resort
4000 Loews Coronado Bay Road
(619) 424-4000
www.loewshotels.com
Miguelito’s
1134 Adella Avenue
(619) 437-8578
www.brigantine.com
Liquor & Wine_______________
Avenue Liquor & Wine Shoppe
878 Orange Avenue
(619) 435-4663
Central Liquor & Deli
178 Orange Avenue
(619) 435-0118
Coronado Bottle Shop
Pizza & Greek Grille
933 Orange Avenue
(619) 435-4059
Park Place Liquor & Deli
1000 Park Place
(619) 435-0116
WineStyles
928 Orange Avenue
(619) 365-4953
www.winestyles.net/coronado
Steak/Seafood_______________
Brigantine
1333 Orange Avenue
(619) 435-4166
www.brigantine.com
Mexican___________________
Candelas on the Bay
1201 First Street, (619) 435-4900
www.candelas-sd.com
Chance Bistro
926 Orange Avenue, (619) 435-5822
Clayton’s Mexican Take-Out
1107 Tenth Street, (619) 437-8811
Coronado’s Mexican Village
126 Orange Avenue
(619) 435-3111
Costa Azul Grill and Rotisserie
1031 Orange Avenue
(619) 435-3525
www.costaazul.com
Coronado Boathouse 1887
1701 Strand Way
(619) 435-0155
www.coronado-boathouse.com
Peohe’s
1201 First Street
(619) 437-4474
www.peohes.com
D I RE C T O R Y
Babcock & Story Bar, Crown
Room, Prince of Wales Room
Sheerwater, 1500 Ocean
Hotel del Coronado
1500 Orange Avenue
(619) 435-6611
www.hoteldel.com
Miguel’s Cocina
1351 Orange Avenue
(619) 437-4237
www.brigantine.com
Rhinoceros Café & Grille
1166 Orange Avenue
(619) 435-2121
www.rhinocafe.com
• Video Rental
Coronado Public Library
640 Orange Avenue
(619) 522-7390
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875 Orange Avenue
Suite 102
Coronado, CA 92118

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