I came across an interesting post today on discoverSD.com.

Don’t let the trolley tracks fool you. Elixir Espresso Bar, the small San Diego coffee shop squashed between storefronts on C Street downtown, is one in a million: this is where the magic happens. . .

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I read an interesting post today on discoverSD.com.
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San Diego’s University Heights is a beautiful neighborhood. It’s home to El Zarape (the most advanced Taco Shop in San Diego), Lancers (a San Diego bar where you can go up to the bartender, tell him you’re about to have an awkward conversation with your ex-girlfriend, and then receive a non-verbal response in the form of a free glass of whiskey), and Bourbon St. (the best gay bingo parlor east of Hillcrest). . .

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discoverSD.com had good topic today.

As a resident of Eastlake, I am one of the 600,000+ San Diego County residents evacuated due to the San Diego Firestorm 2007. I was one of the lucky ones, however, who could seek solace in my home away from home - the Blarney Stone Pub in Clairemont. . .

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discoverSD.com did a good write-up today.

Even though the San Diego wildfires still rage in the East County, most of San Diego proper has made a definite turn towards recovery.
The air seems much clearer by comparison - though we’re warned it’s still too toxic to get back to our usual active outdoor lifestyle. That’s when we need to look to fun indoor activities in San Diego to get our minds off things. . .

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discoverSD.com did a good write-up today.

Q: Are skinny jeans on the way out? I haven’t seen them around as much lately.

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I found an interesting post today on discoverSD.com.

Perhaps the most authentic Mexican restaurant north of the border, Old Town San Diego’s Mexican Café is also the local favorite. Flaunting fresh ingredients and traditional recipes passed down through storytelling, this Old Town restaurant is alive with culture, history, and Mexican food done right. . .

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discoverSD.com had good topic today.

Dirty Sweet is one of my favorite local San Diego bands. If you see them now, you can say you heard them before they got really famous! Dirty Sweet comes with great a great tour resume and a very user-friendly sound. A Dirty Sweet concert would be a great choice for a date in San Diego. I usually don’t approve of “bar dates”, but a night at the Belly Up Tavern in Solana Beach listening to a great up-and-coming San Diego band is probably something I can endorse. . .

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Move over Mammoth, Big Bear, and Heavenly; snowboarding is coming straight to Mission Beach. Sun Diego Boardshop’s third annual Beanies and Bikinis event is blowing back into San Diego November 24, 2007, bringing with it 22 tons of fresh, snow-white powder. . .

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I came across an interesting post today on discoverSD.com.

Whether you’re in it to wine or dine, you’ll surely agree the scope of the annual San Diego Bay Food & Wine Festival is staggering. The San Diego wine event spans an entire week, starting with an invite-only VIP party at the W Hotel, and concluding with a brunch aboard the Hornblower in the San Diego Harbor. However, most attend the San Diego Bay Food & Wine Festival for the crescendo celebration on the 17th – otherwise known as the Grand Event…

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