by Stranger In This Town | Feb 27, 2019 | San Diego Lifestyle, Where to Eat in San Diego
Holy mackerel (no pun intended) — Waterbar in PB is incredible. It’s the kind of trendy place where the food is upscale and pricey, but all the clientele is in flip-flops. AKA San Diego in a nutshell, amiright? We started off with cocktails (of course),...
by Stranger In This Town | Feb 7, 2019 | San Diego Lifestyle, Where to Eat in San Diego
The newly-opened Farmer’s Table in San Diego’s Little Italy is the perfect addition to the family-friendly (and food-friendly) neighborhood. Right next to the Food Hall on Piazza della Famiglia, the restaurant offers both al fresco dining (which I highly...
by Stranger In This Town | Sep 10, 2018 | San Diego Lifestyle, Where to Stay in San Diego
Trevor and I are big fans of The Hobbit. So when I got the chance to book The Hobbit House in northeast San Diego County, I jumped on it and surprised Trevor for his birthday. We spent an absolutely enchanting night in San Diego’s own little Shire, with...
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by Stranger In This Town | Feb 5, 2018 | San Diego Lifestyle, Where to Eat in San Diego
Tajima: (noun) cattle Izakaya: (noun) shared/small plates Tajima Izakaya: cattle plates? Well, not quite. But that’s what this restaurant, part of the Tajima franchise, is named after. They are the only Tajima with a full bar and a full sushi menu, and when we...
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by Stranger In This Town | Dec 28, 2017 | San Diego Lifestyle, Where to Eat in San Diego
I was recently treated to one of the best dining experiences I’ve ever had: Fishmonger’s Market & Seafood Bar downtown. Proudly serving sustainable seafood, every dish is carefully crafted and served with thoughtful preparation at this new location...
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by Stranger In This Town | Nov 12, 2017 | San Diego Lifestyle, Where to Eat in San Diego
The Rail, San Diego’s oldest gay bar, is also, unexpectedly, an absolute must for Sunday brunch. At first, this unassuming corner bar just seems like any other downtown/Hillcrest spot airing sports games and serving cocktails. But behind the scenes, Chef Chad is...
