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Tea Time Posted: Nov. 30, 2016 Holiday teas offer a whimsical way to celebrate the season, and many local hotels are offering special celebrations for you and your family to enjoy. From fancy teddy bear teas for a cause to simple afternoon sipping, there’s something for every taste. So why not consider a new holiday…
Down on the Farm Editors Note: This location has been closed Posted on Nov. 22, 2016 The Red Door is an eatery that, through its evolution and numerous twists and turns at the back of the house, has remained true in every sense to its core values, making it a constant in Mission Hills. Recent…
Culture Spotlight: Broadway San Diego Posted on November 10, 2016 In 1976, a theater group named the San Diego Playgoers — part of the Nederlander Producing Company of America — staged a performance of Equus at Spreckels Theatre. Productions were later staged at the Copley Symphony Hall (the old Fox Theater), and a decade later,…
Culture Spotlight: San Diego Opera Posted on October 10, 2016 San Diego Opera carries forward its renewal with the opening of the 2016 season in October, presenting world-class productions and music education programs. The company, which starts with Gioachino Rossini’s Cinderella (La Cenerentola) on October 22, has a new spring in its step following its…
Downtown Dining Posted: Oct. 6, 2016 It’s a terrific time to dine out in San Diego. From Coasterra, our cover star with stunning views of the city’s skyline, and restaurateur Brian Malarkey’s new hot spot Herb & Wood, to perennial standouts like The Westgate Room and Bertrand at Mister A’s, we spotlight downtown’s top dishes.…
Top of the Market After 26 years as a harbor-side dining icon, Top of the Market’s ascension to a higher tier of fine dining is a literal rise from the ashes. In 2015, a fire significantly damaged the second-story, USS Midway-adjacent perch as well as its ground-level sister eatery, The Fish Market. Rather than reconstruct…
DIY Holiday Host Guide Within a chic and modern Mission Hills courtyard surrounded by geometric lines and sun-kissed succulents, a team of creative minds were hard at “play.” A rustic brick and mortar wall was the backdrop for an al fresco winter dinner as the San Diego sun dipped into the sea. Our holiday dinner…
Culture Spotlight: Mainly Mozart Posted on December 10, 2014 Established in 1988 by David Atherton and Nancy Laturno, the mission of Mainly Mozart is to provide the people of both Southern California and Baja California an opportunity to hear live classical music performed by top musicians, and appreciate the beauty of the world’s best masterpieces.…
Outdoor Dining at its Best San Diego has no shortage of fantastic places to savor fine food al fresco. Here are a few of our top picks to inspire you for the outdoor dining season ahead. Mille Fleurs & The Inn at Rancho Santa Fe: Photography by Vincent Knakal
Nobu — Imagination And Artistry Come To Life Published January 2008 Whether you’re a sushi enthusiast craving eclectic sushi and sashimi creations, or just a curious diner seeking nouveau Japanese fare, Nobu is the perfect destination complete with a chic atmosphere and handsome clientele. Warmly colored and punctuated with modern touches, get a glimpse of…
Cocktail of Month: Green Tea Martini – RA Sushi Published January 2007 If swearing off alcohol did not make it onto your list of resolutions, why not consider adding a little antioxidant-rich green tea to your roster of favorite drinks? RA Sushi downtown offers a Green Tea Martini that is sure to please the palate…