SDtoday’s most-clicked stories and Instagram posts of 2022

Restaurants. Beaches. Comic-Con. Charitable Causes. Dang, you’re dynamic, San Diego.

Pacific Beach SD

You loved reading about some of our pristine local beaches — you’ve got great taste.

Photo via Monica Garske + SDtoday

As 2022 comes to an end, we’re feeling nostalgic — so, cue a little throwback.

Each day, we’ve loved covering the most engaging, positive, and local news across San Diego. Let’s stroll down memory lane and see which stories you clicked the most this year — and which posts caught your eye on our Instagram feed. 📱

📝 Stories

Baked Bear SDtoday

Chill out with ice cream sandwiches from Baked Bear.

Photo via @kay_schnizz

Coco Maya Little Italy SD

Coco Maya’s debut caught your eye.

Photo via Grind and Prosper Hospitality Group

📲 Social

  • Inside San Diego Comic-Con International 2022 | You cruised with us into the Exhibit Hall at the San Diego Convention Center — and it was colorful.
  • Outside San Diego Comic-Con International 2022 | You also loved the sights and activations all over the Gaslamp Quarter — and Michael and I went into other realms.
  • Strand Beach in Oceanside | A perfect summer sunset, need we say more?
  • Coco Maya | You were jazzed about the debut of this “Yucatan-inspired” restaurant in Little Italy.
  • Scrippshenge | The magical “starburst” alignment happens once a year beneath Scripps Pier in La Jolla, and you were there for it.
  • Shibuya Nights | We know San Diegans love a good restaurant, and this spot covered in cherry blossom petals and Japanese-inspired street art certainly caught your eye.

Honorable Mentions | That time when the first round of the San Diego Bay Parade of Lights was canceled due to a storm, and — of course — that beautiful, historic moment on Oct. 15, 2022, when the San Diego Padres beat the Los Angeles Dodgers to win the National League Division Series. What a night.

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