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Daddy-O's Point Loma | It's Cool Man

March 22, 2011

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.

March 20, 2011

This past February, two law firms filed a class action suit accusing Yelp.com of extortion. The lawsuit alleges that Yelp offers to hide negative customer reviews of their businesses in exchange for advertising sponsorship contracts and/or enrolling in a type of tiered membership.

February 21, 2011

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.

February 15, 2011

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.

January 4, 2011

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.

December 15, 2010

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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Mmmm...San Diego. Drink it in, it always goes down smooth. Discovered by the Spanish in 1542, they named it San Diego, which of course in Spanish means "Saint Didacus."

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.