By Alec Fernandes
It can be hard for vegetarians to find a quality restaurant that exclusively serves vegetarian cuisine. Those hunting for such a place can find pleasant atmosphere, good service and delicious meat-free dishes at SipZ Vegetarian Fuzion Café. Read More »
By Alec Fernandes
KSandwiches is a Vietnamese market, a bakery, a coffee shop and a delicatessen all under one roof. One corner of the store is continually stacked with fresh baguettes and croissants while the counter across the room tirelessly makes boba teas and sandwiches. Read More »
By Alec Fernandes
The purpose of this blog is to expose the unique balance of urban and suburban living in northern San Diego. Despite the urban aspects of downtown San Diego slowly creeping northward through its suburbs, there still remain several sanctuaries for nature lovers around this part of town. It’s a great area for people seeking easily accessible outdoor recreation in a big city. Read More »
By Cecilia V. Areta
For a pizza place with an atmosphere that is relaxed and attracts a cool urban crowd, Basic is the place to go. Read More »
By Cecilia V. Areta
To fend away from restaurants that exclude the youth because of the open bar, Extraordinary Desserts is a place where the under aged can grab a light bite to eat and lavish their desserts that they are widely recognized for in San Diego and not be afraid of being booted out because of the age limits. Read More »
By Cecilia V. Areta
Located between Fourth and Fifth Avenue on 919 E St. San Diego, CA 92101, Belo nightclub is famous for its 20,000-square-foot basement nightclub. Read More »
By Cecilia V. Areta
When you’re in search of great tunes and a night of easy listening, the House of Blues (HOB), located on 1055 5th Ave. San Diego, Calif. 92101, is the perfect place. Read More »
By Cecilia V. Areta
Located near Downtown’s Gaslamp quarter between 3rd Ave. & 4th Ave., Fumari Hookah bar is one of the biggest hot spots for the under aged. Read More »
Boasting a season filled with musicals, dark comedies, farces and dramas, Miracosta College keeps their audiences, and performers, on their acting toes by offering various directors and collaborations with San Diego theatres to work with. Read More »
By Tom Andrew
It is clear that Mesa College has a theater department that rivals that of City College in both season and diversity, but what about Grossmont, Southwestern, Palomar and MiraCosta Colleges?
Southwestern College located in Chula Vista, CA, has a full season, but it is not easy to find on their website. In fact, finding who is in charge of the theatre department and their season is not an easy task. Read More »