Mere steps from the ocean, the bustling boardwalk and ever-exhilarating Belmont Park, Sandbar Sports Grill has been a favorite of locals and tourists since it opened a decade ago.
Sandbar Sports Grill | A Central Spot in MB
Mere steps from the ocean, the bustling boardwalk and ever-exhilarating Belmont Park, Sandbar Sports Grill has been a favorite of locals and tourists since it opened a decade ago.
DEAL SPOTLIGHT - Costa Brava: A Very Happy Hour
April 20, 2011Seven Days a Week From 4-6pm, Enjoy Discounted Pitchers of Sangria and Tapas at Costa Brava in Pacific Beach!
How do you say "deal" in Español? In Pacific Beach, Costa Brava knows. This "uptown" PB restaurant offers authentic Spanish cuisine and one of the best happy hours in town, and since it is featured every day of the week, there is no reason for anyone to miss out.
Burger Wars: In-N-Out vs. Five Guys
April 12, 2011
The East Coast vs. West Coast rivalry is heating up again, and this time it smells delicious. Since migrating westward into the Golden State, Five Guys Burger and Fries has been aggressively expanding its market, causing speculation over the effect it will have on California native, In-N-Out Burger.
The Healthy Vending Machines - Fresh Healthy Vending
April 11, 2011
Move over Jamie Oliver because there's a San Diego company making strides in the fight against childhood obesity. Headquartered in Mira Mesa and started in 2010, Fresh Healthy Vending is a vending machine company that specializes in providing healthy alternatives to the typical processed junk food and drinks usually found in such machines.
The Wine Pub in Point Loma - Where Everybody Knows Your Name
April 5, 2011
Frequently referred to as the "Cheers of Point Loma," The Wine Pub combines the elegance of an upscale eatery with the quaint comforts of a neighborhood bar. Meshing aspects of a wine bar and a lounge to form an intimate and relaxing atmosphere, Wine Pub features attractions like domestic and New World wines, local draft beers and an artisan-style menu.
Daddy-O's Point Loma | It's Cool Man
Daddy-O's knows that nothing says "Americana' better than butter-grilled, charbroiled burgers and big, juicy dogs. Add to that a never-ending list of combinations, abundant portions and a nearly impossible food-eating challenge, and the result is a brilliant portrayal of the American dream conveniently located near the Sports Arena.
Where Every Meal Begins with an Apple
Created by Huntington Beach-based BJ’s Restaurants, Stacked is a newly conceived eatery that is earning national headlines by eliminating the need for menus and embracing technological advances to streamline ordering. Branded as "fast-casual-plus" dining, Stacked will provide patrons the ability to customize and design their meals on a tableside Apple IPad.
A Comfort Foodie Brunch at Jimmy’s Famous American Tavern
Along the boat-filled waters of Point Loma harbor, a relative newcomer to San Diego’s gastropub scene serves a most interesting brunch. Jimmy’s Famous American Tavern has arrived full-force, focused on “comfort food for foodies,” a classic-meets-contemporary vision that encompasses aspects from food to design.
DEAL SPOTLIGHT - Enoteca Adriano: Free Corkage Three Nights!
Free Corkage Monday through Wednesday at Enoteca Adriano! An Italian wine bar that offers free corkage three nights a week? This sounds impossible but it's a reality at Enoteca Adriano in North Pacific Beach.
Kafé Yen – Thai-Centric Asian Fusion in Pacific Beach
A stone’s throw from Crystal Pier, Kafé Yen is a cozy Asian retreat that offers colorful culinary mainstays of Southeast Asia and specializes in authentic Thai cuisine. The motto boasts “Love you can taste”, an adage that holds true from the first sip of lemon, cucumber and mint-infused ice water, to the final bite of the famed fried banana dessert. Upon entering the quaint eatery, the warm ambiance of Kafé Yen makes the commotion of Garnet Avenue a distant memory.
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Well, that's not entirely true - Juan Rodriguez Cabrillo claimed the bay for the Spanish in 1542, naming the area San Miguel. It wasn't until 1602 that Sebastian Vizcaino, sent by the Spanish to map the Cali coast, came to the bay and named the area San Diego for the Catholic Saint Didcaus. Oh, and the Kumeyaay Indians were here about ten millenniums before either of them.
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