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Old Town, where the city started

Printed takeout bags for Old Town restaurants.

Printed takeout bags for Old Town restaurants, with $0 logo setup and free shipping. Many of your customers are visitors. They will eat once, fly home, and look at their photos. Make sure your name is in them.

A taco stand at night with al pastor and carne asada tacos on paper plates, salsa bottles and a trompo

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Pick your logo file and watch it land on our 12″ × 7″ × 14″ kraft bag, to scale, inside the 12 × 14 in print area. Your file stays on your device.

  • Tip: a PNG with a clear background prints cleanest.
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Setup is $0 and the front print is free. Want to test first? Try 50 bags for $28.

Free gameTo go, for the hotel room

A family of five takes dinner back to the hotel. Which part goes in the bag first?

Soup, taco boxes, salsa cups and chips, about to ride in a rental car and then up an elevator. Tap them in the order you would pack them and watch each one drop in. Then see the layer plan that keeps it all flat and dry.

Tap what goes in first

[01]Park history

Founded in the 1820s and still feeding a crowd.

  • Where Euro-American San Diego began

    The National Park Service says Old Town San Diego State Historic Park preserves the original Euro-American settlement in San Diego, established in the 1820s when San Diego was part of the newly independent nation of Mexico, and that San Diego's center moved to its current downtown location in the 1870s. The state park was created in 1968.

    Old Town draws history lovers and visitors all year, and many of them eat there before or after walking the park.

    Source · National Park Service, Old Town San Diego State Historic Park
  • Restaurants inside a historic park

    The same page says the park features museums such as the Wells Fargo Museum and Casa de Estudillo, along with numerous restaurants, craft vendors and souvenir shops.

    Food is part of the visit in Old Town, and takeout often gets carried around the plaza or back to a hotel.

    Source · National Park Service, Old Town San Diego State Historic Park

Checked 2026-11-13. Rules change, so confirm with your city or county before you rely on them.

The oldest part of the city

The National Park Service says Old Town San Diego State Historic Park keeps the first Euro-American settlement in San Diego. It began in the 1820s, back when San Diego belonged to a newly independent Mexico. In the 1870s the center of the city moved to where downtown is now.

The state park opened in 1968. Today it has museums like the Wells Fargo Museum and Casa de Estudillo, plus restaurants, craft stalls and souvenir shops.

So the people at your counter are often on vacation. They came for the history and stayed for a plate of food.

Visitors carry your bag a long way

A local walks your bag one block. A visitor walks it around the plaza, rides with it on the trolley, and carries it through a hotel lobby full of other visitors.

Then they take a picture of the food on the hotel bed and send it to the group chat. If your bag is plain, nobody back home knows where it came from.

A big printed name turns a one time visitor into a free tour guide. Their friends plan a trip, ask where to eat, and someone says your name.

What to put on a bag for out of towners

Visitors do not know your street. Help them find you again, or tell a friend how.

  • Your name, huge: the first thing anyone sees in a photo.
  • San Diego or Old Town under it: it tells their friends exactly where this food lives.
  • A handle or website: small, near the bottom, so a curious friend can look you up.

You have 12 × 14 in on the front, and setup is $0. Many printers ask $150+ just to start.

A bag that rides in a rental car

Our bag is 12″ × 7″ × 14″ in 110 GSM kraft and holds up to 22 lb. The square bottom keeps soup and trays level on a car seat, and a food tamper-evident sticker keeps the top closed in the elevator.

Just up the hill, Mission Hills restaurants feed a lot of the same visitors. Every shop in town gets the same deal on logo printed takeout bags in San Diego.

[02]Old Town prices

Busy season or slow season, pick the box that fits.

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$85$94

56.7¢ a bag · 150 bags

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  • Logo printed free on the front
  • 50 free bags: 20 in the box plus 30 for subscribing
  • 100 free food tamper-evident stickers
  • Free shipping · skip or cancel anytime
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One-time

$94

78.3¢ a bag · 120 bags

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  • Logo printed free on the front
  • 20 free bags in the box
  • 100 free food tamper-evident stickers
  • Free shipping · no plan
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Best value

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$152$160

50.7¢ a bag · 300 bags

Paid 200Free 100

  • Logo printed free on the front
  • 100 free bags across 2 boxes
  • 200 free food tamper-evident stickers
  • Free shipping · skip or cancel anytime
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One-time

$160

64¢ a bag · 250 bags

Paid 200Free 50

  • Logo printed free on the front
  • 50 free bags across 2 boxes
  • 200 free food tamper-evident stickers
  • Free shipping · no plan
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We ship free to any Old Town address, inside the park area or a few blocks out. The front print is included; a back print adds to the price.

[03]Old Town FAQ

Old Town owners ask these before ordering.

Will the bag hold up for a long walk?

Yes. It is 110 GSM kraft with a square bottom and carries up to 22 lb.

Do I pay to set up my logo?

No. Setup is $0. You get a proof first, and we print only after you approve.

Can I try a small batch for the busy season?

Yes. The Kraft Discovery Box has 50 printed bags. A full box holds 120.

How long does shipping take?

3 to 4 days after proof approval, and it is free.

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