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Plenty of places have pinball in San Diego, you can find a lone machine in a restaurant, bowling alley, or laundromat…but these locations have a cluster of well working games with vibes to match whatever you’re looking for – be … Continue reading →

Hikers heading to San Diego, bring your boots! A mountainous landscape covers Southern California filled with epic and diverse trails, all within an hour’s reach of the city. Potato Chip Rock/Mt. Woodson – One Hour From San Diego Not only … Continue reading →

Juan Rodríguez Cabrillo was the first European to set foot upon the West Coast of America on September 28, 1542, in the San Diego Bay. Today the Cabrillo National Monument commemorates this historical moment, located along the southern most tip … Continue reading →

Two hundred canyons and hills separate the mesas of San Diego, its geography making the use of bridges inevitable. Within the architectural menagerie there are a few select bridges just for the special use of pedestrians, connecting neighborhoods once isolated … Continue reading →

Barrio Logan is the heart of the Chicano community, San Diego’s oldest Mexican neighborhood, and therein you can find it’s most authentic restaurants and cultural hubs. +Las Cuatro Milpas is an institution in the city beloved for its delicious home-style … Continue reading →

When it comes to burritos, San Diego is anything but ordinary. Breakfast Burritos are acceptable at anytime of the day, and among the most delicious in class you can find around the country. California Style Burritos have a secret winning … Continue reading →

With its proximity to the country of Mexico and the Pacific Ocean, San Diego was destined for brilliant tacos, especially fish tacos. You could spend a lifetime frequenting the taquerias of the city, here are three phenomenal spots to get … Continue reading →

With year round sunshine and beach weather, San Diego residents have reason to stay fit. It’s not hard enjoying being healthy with great mountains, fresh fish, and plenty of places to grab Kombucha. SD is a mecca for SCOBY lovers, … Continue reading →

Sunny skies, warm air, and fresh fruit, what could be better? Farmers markets were made for a place like San Diego. More than just a few stands selling California’s succulent produce, tour the markets of the city to add a … Continue reading →

Within the city limits of San Diego there is a 7,200 acre park filled with hiking opportunities. Sixty miles of trails are available in Mission Trails Regional Park, but many people will choose to visit only the most popular hike … Continue reading →