Cowboy Star
Pull yourself up by your bootstraps and mosey on down to San Diego’s East Village for a culinary journey back to the wild west at Cowboy Star. This restaurant, complete with adjoining butcher shop, offers up fine dining inspired by California’s pioneer past. There are a variety of entrees featuring selections from local farmers markets, […]
Bertrand at Mister A’s
With roots as a jacket-required dinner room, Bertrand’s has since turned to a more casual atmosphere while continuing to provide one of the best penthouse restaurant experiences in California. Located on the edge of Balboa Park, this restaurant is known for its sweeping views of the city skyline and surrounding beauty. The outdoor wrap-around balcony […]
A. R. Valentien
The Lodge at Torrey Pines offers a pair of signature dining options named after the early 1900s California artist. Overlooking the famous golf course’s exquisite 18th hole is the timbered, cabin-like dining room of A.R. Valentien, which plays host to a weekly Artisan Table and many other special events. There is also the A.R. Valentien […]
Trolley Tours
San Diego is California’s second largest city, so seeing all that it has to offer is no small feat. Hop on a Trolley Tour to avoid driving (and parking!) and get treated to local knowledge and witty anecdotes from their knowledgeable tour guides. San Diego Trolley Tours offers day tours to the best sites in […]
Island Prime / C Level
Island Prime / C Level offers two restaurants with one view. Located on Harbor Island, each has its own unique character with different menus. C Level is a casual bistro open daily for lunch and dinner and offers al fresco dining. Island Prime is an upscale eatery offering a fine dining atmosphere for steak and […]
San Diego Zoo Safari Park
Formerly known as the Wild Animal Park, this sister-park of the San Diego Zoo is located in east San Diego County. The sprawling location covers 1,800 acres and is home to 3,500 animals, many of which graze about an open pasture that guests can take jeep tours through for face-to-face encounters with giraffes and zebras. […]
Seaport Village
Seaport Village rests at the southern end of the embarcadero on the shores of the San Diego Bay. With its 100-year-old carousel centerpiece, the Village is the perfect place to spend a day checking out various shops and dining on the water. The buildings of Seaport Village are constructed in various styles, from Victorian to […]
San Diego Zoo
The San Diego Zoo opened in 1915 after the culmination of the Panama-California Exposition, when many Americans were first introduced to animals from other parts of the world. Over 4,000 animals now call the San Diego Zoo their home, including the rarely-seen-in-captivity Giant Panda. Many exhibits are designed to safely allow the observation of animals […]
LegoLand
Tucked away in the quiet, rolling hills of North County San Diego is LegoLand. Indulge all your childhood fantasies of plastic brick-building innovation with over 50 rides, shows and attractions. Splash Battle lets you fire water cannons at Lego pirates and the Driving School awards you with an official LegoLand driver’s license (assuming you past […]
San Diego Grand Tour
When visitors to San Diego want to experience as much of the city as possible in one day, they turn to the San Diego Grand Tour (which is actually three tours in one). Start the day off on the water with a cruise around the harbor before boarding a luxury motor coach to see downtown […]
