The Definitive Guide to All the Eateries at One Paseo

This month marks the official unveiling of One Paseo in Carmel Valley. Designed in a “coastal country” style with open spaces, fire pits, a public art plaza, and more, the sprawling, mixed-use complex from developer Kilroy Realty sits at the corner of Del Mar Heights Road and El Camino Real and spans 608 apartments, multiple office buildings, a three-story parking garage, and 96,000-square-feet of retail space that will feature over 40 shops and a mix of local and national eateries that will be rolling open starting in March and continuing through the summer.

Curious to check it out? One Paseo ambassadors will be on site this Saturday from 11 a.m. to 4 p.m. and Sunday from noon to 2 p.m., answering questions and giving away tote bags and other branded items.

*All openings are subject to change.

Opening in March:

Salt & Straw: Following up its major success in Little Italy, this will be the second San Diego scoop shop for the Portland-based small-batch creamery.

Shake Shack: The global burger superstar continues to expand its presence in San Diego; next up is a location for Little Italy.

Tender Greens: The fast-casual industry leader adds a first North County branch to join its outposts downtown San Diego, Liberty Station, Westfield UTC, and Mission Valley.

Parakeet Cafe: Locally-owned, with locations in La Jolla and Little Italy, the all-day cafe serves a health-focused menu and trendy coffee drinks.

The Butchery: The full-service butcher shop from Orange County will also offer seafood and specialty grocery items as well as an on-site eatery and beer and wine bar.

Blue Bottle: This will be the coffee behemoth’s first foray into San Diego; another location is coming to downtown San Diego later this year.

Joe and the Juice: Founded in Denmark, the juice bar/coffee shop combo has more than 250 Instagrammable locations around the world.

Susie Cakes: With locations throughout Texas and California, including Carlsbad, the bakery specializes in all-American treats including cupcakes, cookies, layer cakes, pies, and puddings.

Mizukiyama Sushi: The owner of Carlsbad’s Tomoyama Sushi will be offering sashimi and sushi in addition to a range of Japanese dishes like udon, teriyaki, and donburi.

Opening June through August:

International Smoke: A partnership between culinary guru Ayesha Curry and chef Michael Mina, the restaurant’s menu features grilled and smoked meat inspired by global flavors.

Harland Brewing Co.: Started by Saint Archer alums, the brewery is building out a production facility in Scripps Ranch.

Ways & Means: Also opening in downtown La Jolla, the oyster house has a bustling bar scene and a menu that spotlights New England seafood.

North Italia: The popular eatery, which also landed at the Fashion Valley Mall, hand makes pasta, pizza, and its interpretations of Italian classics.

CAVA Grill: The East Coast chain offers a customizable Mediterranean menu arrived in Encinitas last fall and will also be heading to Scripps Ranch.

Tocaya Organica: Already up and running in the Gaslamp and Westfield UTC, the LA-based group features fast-casual Mexican food.

Sweetfin Poke: Continuing its SoCal expansion, the eatery puts a chef spin on poke made with California flavors and ingredients.

URBN Pizza: With established eateries in North Park, Encinitas, East Village and more, URBN’s menu features New Haven-style coal-fired pizza and salads.

Juice Crafters: The juice bar has location throughout Los Angeles and San Diego, including Little Italy and Coronado.

Le Macaron: The national franchise, which has cafes in La Jolla and Carlsbad, makes a large variety of gluten-free French macarons as well as French pastries, ice cream, cakes, and candy.