Pseudo Suburbia: Clairemont goes vegetarian at SipZ Café

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.

Pseudo Suburbia: Big sandwiches, small prices

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.

Pseudo Suburbia: Wildlife surrounds San Diego suburbs

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 [...]

Pseudo Suburbia: ‘Olga’s Food Place’ serves up a taste of the Philippines

By Alec Fernandes If a random person on the street was asked to describe Filipino cuisine, chances are that person would draw a blank. Delicate noodles and tiny eggrolls, brought by the Filipina cheerleaders at my high school on special occasions, were the only dishes that I knew came from this cluster of Pacific islands. [...]

Pseudo Suburbia: North San Diego City Lifestyle

By Alec Fernandes There are parts of San Diego on the outskirts of the city scene and tucked away from the beaches that may appear dull to the untrained eye. Yet a cultural mosaic made up of local businesses and suburban talent exists within these communities. This blog is a San Diego native’s attempt to [...]