Nolita Hall in San Diego's Little Italy has temporarily closed as a precaution following an employee testing positive for COVID-19. The restaurant will reopen at month's end.
Little Italy's Nolita Hall Temporarily Closes Following Positive COVID-19 Case
Nolita Hall in San Diego's Little Italy has temporarily closed as a precaution following an employee testing positive for COVID-19. The restaurant will reopen at month's end.
San Diego's Historic Gaslamp Quarter To Close Streets For Expanded Outdoor Dining
Following a successful launch in Little Italy this past weekend, San Diego's historic Gaslamp Quarter has received the go-ahead to close certain streets to give restaurants more outdoor space for expanded al fresco dining.
Novo Brazil Brewing To Open Ocean Beach Tasting Room
South Bay's popular Novo Brazil Brewing has taken over the Ocean Beach space last occupied by Culture Brewing and will open a hard kombucha-centric tasting room.
Japanese Fried Cutlet Specialists EE NAMI Tonkatsu Izakaya Arrives In San Diego
Straight from Osaka, Japan, EE NAMI Tonkatsu Izakaya recently unveiled in San Diego's Clairemont Mesa, offering a menu centered around fried pork and seafood cutlets called "tonkatsu".
San Diego's Original Soda & Swine Location To Become Fortunate Son Chinese Restaurant
San Diego's ever expanding Consortium Holdings hospitality group (Born & Raised, Raised by Wolves, Morning Glory) is in the process of renovating the Soda & Swine location in North Park to become Fortunate Son, a modern Chinese restaurant.
All San Diego Fuddruckers Locations Are Now Permanently Closed
The last remaining San Diego locations of fast-casual hamburger chain Fuddruckers are now permanently closed.
Nail Salons, Tattoo Parlors, Personal Care Services & Massage Therapy Can Reopen In San Diego Next Week
San Diego County supervisors announced today that nail salons, tattoo parlors, personal care services, and massage therapy businesses can reopen next week.
San Diego Magazine Tries To Revive After Going Dark When The City Needed Them Most, But Do We Even Want Them Back?
An email from San Diego Magazine with the subject: "We Are Back and We Are Here for You" landed in our inbox this week. This comes after the publication went mostly dark at the very beginning of the COVID-19 pandemic when small businesses around the county needed their support most. Many speculated the magazine had folded for good, yet here they are, making their valiant return hoping to revive and collect ad revenue. Coupling the convenient, self-serving desertion of the San Diego restaurant community with a deep dive into the owner/CEO's Twitter that reveals him to be an outspoken conservative who rallied hard against Black Lives Matter advocates, so we ask - do we really want San Diego Magazine back?
Roving Pop-Up Angry Pete's Pizza To Open Permanent Location Inside Kensington Brewing Company
A popular local pop-up for Detroit-style deep-dish pizza, Angry Pete's Pizza has secured a permanent location inside San Diego's Kensington Brewing Company.
Chef Joe Magnanelli Is No Longer With Brian Malarkey's Anime
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| Chefs Brian Malarkey and Joe Magnanelli |
Less than a year after launching celebrity chef Brian Malarkey's downtown San Diego asian fusion restaurant Anime, Chef Joe Magnanelli has left the employ of Puffer Malarkey Collective.
San Diego's Rapidly Expanding Mr. Moto Pizza House To Open Encinitas Location With More On The Way
June 10, 2020
San Diego's Little Italy To Close Streets To Allow Outdoor Dining
Starting this weekend, Little Italy will be San Diego's premier neighborhood to close residential streets to allow expanded al fresco dining.
Comprehensive List Of San Diego Restaurants Open For Dine-In, Take-Out & Delivery
Since the initial publishing of this list on March 17, the post has been a work in progress, updated almost hourly, aimed at informing the San Diego community at-large where they can go for food and other necessities during a tumultuous and historic time. Being that San Diego restaurants have now been allowed to reopen for dine-in, so long as strict social distancing and safety protocols are implemented, we have adapted once again to include restaurants open for dine-in, as well as those continuing to solely offer take-out and delivery options.
San Diego City Council Votes To Substantially Increase Police Budget Despite Growing Nationwide "Defund The Police" Campaign
Despite a growing "Defund the Police" campaign gaining traction across the United States, San Diego's City Council voted 8-1 this evening to increase the San Diego Police Department's budget by $27 million for a total of $566 million for 2021, constituting more than 36% of the city's general fund budget.
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