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Logan Mitchell, who runs Collins & Coupe with her husband Gary McIntire, talks about how Cellar Door supper club came to be, the growth of El Cajon Boulevard, the importance of dining for the experience and balancing her passions with her day job.
Sheep Riley of Big Front Door talks about the importance of being a regular at independent restaurants; the rising costs of labor and rent impacting small businesses; his new digs in University Heights and more.
The Pearl’s bar manager TJ Majeske talks about the hidden gem in Point Loma; evolution of food and drink scenes in local beach neighborhoods; San Diego emerging as a cocktail capital and more.
What would the dining scene in San Diego look like without its diverse ethnic contributions? That’s the question Han Tran posed during this recording of the Dish It Up podcast.
Bar manager Stephen Kurpinsky believes in the importance of cross-border relationships pushing the region forward when it comes to elevating the area’s food and drink cultures.
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For 15 years, Lauren Hodson, co-owner of Lefty’s Chicago Pizzeria, has been recognizing the longtime commitment of staff members that lend their personalities to the vibe of the restaurants. -
Bobby Cressey plays all kinds of genres on organ, piano and keyboard, including jazz, ska and reggae. He plays at Padres, Gulls and Sockers games and other gigs across Southern California.
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There are a lot of breweries in San Diego County, but Pure Project founder Jesse Pine says that competition helps elevate the craft beer industry as a whole.
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Chewing on the latest on news and events whipped up on the San Diego food scene. A monthly podcast powered by PACIFIC magazine and Facebook group Eating and Drinking in San Diego.
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When it comes to cocktails, craft beer and whatever locals are pouring, the glass is always half full in San Diego! A monthly podcast powered by PACIFIC magazine and Facebook group Eating Drinking in San Diego.
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When Coral Strong realized the Rolando area near San Diego State was a food desert, she and her husband decided to open a new restaurant in that neighborhood.
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Enjoy batches of tequila-based specialty margaritas from local bars and restaurants this weekend.
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If you were hitting “refresh” in the glow of your phone all night, waiting for “Map of the Soul: 7" to drop, BTS has richly rewarded your patience.
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Chris Pratt and Tom Holland play elf brothers on a fantasy quest in Pixar’s lovingly crafted 22nd animated feature.
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Native San Diegan Adam Gnade reads from his new autobiographical novel, ‘This Is the End of Something But It’s Not the End of You,’ at Verbatim Books on Feb. 22
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Snooze an A.M. Eatery will turn this year’s National Pancake Day into a weeklong celebration of pancake heaven, all for a good cause.
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Ready to move into the apartment or condo of your dreams? Check out the properties on the following pages to see some of the city’s hottest developments and their top-of-the-line amenities. Happy hunting!
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Five Hendrick’s Gin recipes to wow your guests at your next soirée.
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Organizing a party this holiday season? These local venues can take the pain out of planning.
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Despite attempts to escape the bar industry, Randy Elskamp spends his time working at North Park’s Cantina Mayahuel and as a brand ambassador for Ilegal Mezcal.
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What started out as a small burger venture in Bankers Hill grew into a viral phenomenon and now, The Balboa is set to open second location in Chula Vista.
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Most well known around San Diego for his contributions to the local music scene, Tim Mays also has his hands in such places as Starlite, Krakatoa, Soda Bar.
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