Where Quivira Way bends past the boat slips and marine repair yards of Mission Bay, Mission Bay Deli has fed the dockside crowd from 1548 Quivira Way in the 92109 ZIP code. The deli sits inside the Marina Village complex alongside the Driscoll Mission Bay Boat Yard, serving sandwiches, burgers, and hot dogs to boatyard crews, marina tenants, and visitors heading to Hospitality Point park at the south end of Quivira Way. Sunday afternoons bring a different energy when live music fills the palapa bar, a scene the San Diego Reader once called one of the city's best-kept secrets, with cold beer flowing alongside the sets. The deli keeps its menu simple and inexpensive, built for quick turnaround so customers can grab lunch and get back to their hulls, rigging, or afternoon paddle. Quivira Way runs between West Mission Bay Drive and the open water, and the deli's neighbors include sportfishing landings, kayak rentals, and the Hyatt's Baja Café, giving the strip a working-waterfront character that feels miles from the bar scene on Garnet Ave. The location accepts credit cards, debit cards, and NFC mobile payments, and takeout is the primary service model. Seafood lovers exploring the Quivira Way corridor can also visit The Fishery for fresh catches and market-style fish. Hours run daily until dusk, and the deli's proximity to public parking lots and the Mission Bay bike path makes it a practical refueling stop for cyclists and runners. Visitors who want to extend a waterfront afternoon with upscale coastal dining can reserve a table at Oceana Coastal Kitchen on the eastern shore of Mission Bay.