Guidebook for Carlsbad
Food Scene
No Whiner Diner
1801 S Canal StGood food and service. Locally owned. One of our favorites.
Old house with great coffee and breakfast stuff, although we usually provide breakfast here. Local hangout and locally owned.
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Blue House Bakery & Cafe
609 N Canyon StOld house with great coffee and breakfast stuff, although we usually provide breakfast here. Local hangout and locally owned.
Danny's Place
902 S Canal StGood Barbeque and locally owned.
Red Chimney Bar-B-Q
817 N Canal StGood barbeque, locally owned and close to our house.
Upscale, with character and good food, but not all that expensive.
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Yellow Brix Restaurant
201 N Canal StUpscale, with character and good food, but not all that expensive.
Drinks & Nightlife
Milton's Brewing
213 W Mermod StFriends of ours own it, but they usually don't serve food.
Parks & Nature
Great information center with a couple hour hike to see the flora and fauna of the Chihuahuan Desert. It is also a rescue zoo with bald eagles, bison, elk, lions, Mexican wolves, reptile house, and a very fun prairie dog village. At the end is a large greenhouse with succulents or cacti from all over the world. Info center has a display of all the deserts of the world and how each is so very different. Five dollar admission but highly recommended.
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Living Desert State Park
1504 Skyline RdGreat information center with a couple hour hike to see the flora and fauna of the Chihuahuan Desert. It is also a rescue zoo with bald eagles, bison, elk, lions, Mexican wolves, reptile house, and a very fun prairie dog village. At the end is a large greenhouse with succulents or cacti from all over the world. Info center has a display of all the deserts of the world and how each is so very different. Five dollar admission but highly recommended.