Here are some fun walking tour ideas you can do with or without a tour guide! And the best part is that you get to burn a few calories in between drinking all that delicious liquid bread.

Brewery Tour in Mexico
-Start at the San Ysidro border (you can park your car down there, take an uber, or have The DD Van Service drive you there and back)
-Walk about 1.5 miles to Mamut Brewery
-Then walk a block to Azteca Brewery
-Then walk about 1.5 miles to Border Psycho Brewery
-Then you can call an uber back to the border or just walk the 3 miles (about a 40 minute walk)
Note: There can be a line to cross back over to San Diego that could take between 1 - 3 hours, so dont make any firm plans for after the Beer Tour


North Park Brewery Tour
There are loads of breweries within walking distance in North Park.
Here are a few: Thorn Street, Mike Hess, North Park Brewery, Belching Beaver, Eppig, Rip Current, Modern Times...
You can't go wrong, just start walking with your google maps app out!

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Ocean Beach Brewery Tour
Many fine breweries here too!
Culture, Helms, Mike Hess, Belching Beaver, Pizza Port

Silver Fox - 1833 Garnet Ave, 92109
Least expensive drink prices you'll find in PB aside from bringing your own flask in your boot.
This is a dive bar that makes you feel like you stepped back in time to the 1980's. Well, no you didn't, but you did step down a flight of stairs onto leopard print carpet. 

Open Bar - 4302 Mission Blvd, 92109
Least expensive drink prices you'll find in Pacific Beach aside from the Silver Fox.  Basically this is a dive bar with dancing near other bars so you can make this a stop on your bar hopping tour.

The Local - 809 Thomas Ave, 92109
Two-story bar that will have you paying double-digits for a shot of tequila and you may have to wait in line to get in and then wait in line to get upstairs. Double-digits, double-lines.

Shoreclub - 4343 Ocean Blvd, 92109
My personal favorite. Whoever is in charge of the music here, is a genius. Beautiful views of the ocean and great music if you like a variety of songs dating back to the 80's. No dance floor but you can dance where you're standing. 

Duck Dive -  4650 Mission Blvd, 92109
Two words: Bottomless Mimosas.
On Saturday and Sunday from 9am - 3pm (and during the wk 10am-1pm) they serve bottomless mimosas for $17.50 which of course means this place is packed with 21-25 year old's during that time. They do also have other great specials and good food, as well as tv's for watching football on Sundays.

Moonshine Beach - 1165 Garnet Ave, 92109
Awesome if you like country music, line dancing, America, and/or girls in daisy dukes. Huge dance floor and live music most nights!
Warning: There is a $10 cover charge (or more if there is a concert) after 8pm, unless you go online, get on the list, and then arrive before 10pm.  

The Duck Dive - 4650 Mission Blvd, San Diego, CA 92109
The Duck Dive in Pacific beach showcases local musicians for a laid back and as always entertaining people watching. On Wednesdays they feature Girls and Guitars and it has a ladies night out feel. The drinks are reasonable with a variety of draft beer and island drinks as well as a happy hour and a fun bar menu for snacking. It does allow for our four legged friends as well.
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Incahoots - 5373 Mission Center Rd, San Diego, CA 92108
A San Diego tradition since 1992! Incahoots is a large multilevel bar with cowboy-themed decor, pool tables & dance floors for serious line dancing; no drinks on the dance floor. The drinks are cheap and they offer free line-dancing classes starting at 6:30pm. There is a dress code to keep things classy, see below.