Harbor Restaurants in Oceanside, California

Oceanside, California is exactly that--ocean side. Here you'll find the Oceanside Pier and the Pacific Street Linear and Tyson Street Parks, both located just steps from the harbor. Further inland you'll find the Ron Ortega Recreation Park and the Center City Golf Course. With all the sun and sand, Oceanside is an outdoor enthusiasts dream. During your stay, be sure to look into the local harbor restaurants.

Tony's Sports Bar and Grill‎

Tony's Sports Bar and Grill promotes a relaxing, family environment. It features seven flat screen televisions for watching every sporting event on, as well as 80 different beers from around the world. Tony's is open seven days a week for lunch and dinner Monday to Friday and breakfast, lunch and dinner on the weekends. For breakfast it serves different platters featuring the classic eggs, omelets, bacon, sausage and country-fried potatoes. Lunch and dinner options include the likes of beer battered fries, buffalo wings, macho nachos, wave tacos, burgers, hot dogs, tuna melts and an ocean side club sandwich.

Tony's Sports Bar and Grillâ��
274 S. Harbor Drive
Oceanside, CA 92054-1037
(760) 433-8466
tonysportsbar.comâ��

Harbor Fish & Chips

This harbor side shack is located right by the pier and is a great place to hang out and enjoy the view of the incoming docking boats and the sea life. This small family owned and operated shack has been around since the 1960's. All meals are served to you in baskets and all the condiments are self-service. It offers homemade tartar and cocktail sauce. The menu features all fresh seafood creations like battered and broiled Alaskan cod, fried shrimp with chips--french fries--clam chowder, Manhattan and New England, and cole slaw. Be warned, the fish portions are large so go hungry.

Harbor Fish & Chips‎
276 S. Harbor Drive
Oceanside, CA 92054-1037
(760) 722-4977

Harney Sushi

Harney Sushi considers itself a premier sushi bar and restaurant, carrying more than 50 award-winning wines, 40 of the world's best sakes and 35 unique specialty rolls created by customers. It offers chicken, seafood and steak entrees from the grills, as well as sashimi and maki rolls. The menu boasts the traditional eel, spicy tuna, California, salmon skin, Philadelphia and vegetarian rolls. Some of the specialty customer-made rolls include the "Hippie Roll," which is made with a tempura sweet potato, shittake mushrooms, avocado, cucumber, topped with tempura flakes. The "Tatter Todds" meal is halibut wrapped around rice balls, topped with spicy mayo and baked, then topped with eel sauce.

Harney Sushi‎
301 Mission Ave.
Oceanside, CA 92054-2565
(760) 967-1820harneysushi.com‎

Article Written By Kimberly Porter

Kimberly Porter is a writer based in Miami Beach, Fla., first published in high school when she was an intern with "The Miami Herald." Since then she has interned with "Ocean Drive Magazine," graduated from Florida International University and written articles for "Social Affairs Magazine." Currently she writes articles mainly Trails Travel, GolfLink and eHow.

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