This morning I saw a post that may be of interest.

A new and improved restaurant row brings a cascade of culinary innovation to North Park. In addition to up and coming edgy boutiques and bars, North Park now welcomes a new and slightly controversial restaurant: Commonwealth Café. This almost 24hr North Park restaurant is being received by San Diego as part-revolution and part-regret. . .

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I came across an interesting post today on discoverSD.com.
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The San Diego neighborhood of La Jolla is known a variety of historical sites. Most exist on the Rodeo Drive of La Jolla, or Prospect Avenue, named appropriately by the earliest La Jolla settlers. . .

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The Reagan Golf Classic and Legacy Dinner is a San Diego charity event, presented by Michael Reagan and Mercedez-Benz of San Diego, boasting rounds of golf and upscale dining with celebrity insight and auction intrigue. From Del Mar to Coronado, the best of San Diego comes together for an extended weekend of benevolence.

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I saw an interesting post today on discoverSD.com.

Time and time again, new restaurants in San Diego are praised for innovative décor and stunning ambiance. It’s known that scented candles mask cuisine, but what about bright colors and intricate design? The US Grant hosts the crisp culinary trend “Dining in the Dark” presented by Opaque. . .

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Cliff Robertson’s magnificent La Jolla estate, Casa de la Paz, is back on the San Diego real estate market.
Named by La Jolla native, and academy award winning actor, Cliff Robertson, as a sanctuary, Casa de la Paz, truly is a house of peace. The authenticity of this trademark Spanish Colonial architecture makes Casa de la Paz one of the most memorable homes in Jolla. And I could not help but get goose bumps when I finally had the opportunity to see the inside. . .

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I saw a good post today on discoverSD.com.

There are many communities in San Diego that have benefited from the recent San Diego real estate boom. One of those neighborhoods happens to be our northernmost coastal community of Oceanside. One of the reasons why Oceanside was most affected is that this San Diego community had a lot of catching up to do. . .

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In the online San Diegosphere, the buzz surrounding Point Loma’s new Liberty Station developments is hard to overlook. Formerly a Naval Training Center, Liberty Station is already one of San Diego’s most promising tourism destinations. Within the next few years, Liberty Station is going to become an distinctive festival of San Diego delights. . .

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I came across an interesting post today on discoverSD.com.
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Every time we turn around, something new, inventive and exciting is popping up in Downtown San Diego’s East Village. This September, East Village rolls out the carpet for Cowboy Star, a “fine dining meets Old West romance” restaurant, bar and butcher shop at 640 10th Ave., between Market and G. . .

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Craig Slike wrote an interesting post today on discoverSD.com.

Most San Diego music festivals like to throw in something for every body. Not the Vans Warped Tour in San Diego. If you don’t like punk music, it’s not for you. But if you’re into that sort of thing–or into half pipes, skateboarding, BMX and motocross–the San Diego Vans Warped Tour is your bloody, mosh-pitted paradise.

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discoverSD.com had an interesting post today.
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Don’t worry about using your indoor voice at San Diego’s second annual ArtWalk on the Bay, brighteni