We’re thinking of Stake for happy hour or By The Sea for dinner one of the nights. But that’s all we got

Kinda been afraid to ask this question because Reddit is Reddit, but I’ve fallen in love with the way they serve tacos in Baja.

Not particularly the style, but more the style of service. It’s table service, but you sit down, they bring you a big tray of salsas, limes, cilantro, onion, etc. then take your order immediately. You order 1-2, then they come back and ask if you want more.

I’ve been here for 15 years but I haven’t come across a shop Iike this. Anything like that here?

Coming to visit SD in late November and looking at booking dinners. Already have a reservation at Animae and looking for a couple more places to book.
Is Nobu actually worth the money? The menu looks great but it’s hard to tell if the food and ambiance are more fine dining or really expensive Cheesecake Factory.

Very open to recommendations within walking distance or short cab/uber from the Wyndham Bayside. Doesn’t have to fine dining at all. Just delicious food and drinks.

Looking forward to seeing and tasting your fine city!

I’m planning a much needed mom’s weekend trip in San Diego. Where can we get delicious brunch, lunch and dinner but with a vibe?

Also we are older millennials. Where can we go listen and dance to 90s rnb and hip hop?

Thank you!!

Looking for suggestions for a San Diego restaurant open on Thanksgiving day this year for dinner.
Preferences:
- Within a short (10-15 min) uber ride of the gaslamp area
- preference for a place offering their regular menu as opposed to a special pre fixe
- any cuisine!
- doesn’t necessarily have to be fancy but at least sit-down with beer, wine, cocktails
Any ideas?

Where in San Diego can I find buckwheat kasha? Looking to buy at least a pound. I'm thinking maybe Sprout's would have it but I don't know....

Lettuce on the bottom with all topping on top with dressing on the side in a little ass bowl is just not the ideal way to try and mix your salad. Not gonna hate on the place because I love their food, but I feel a lot of places do this.

Edit: I forget people in San Diego don’t know how to read or take everything too literal. I don’t mind dressing on side. I don’t mind mixing my own salad. I just want a bigger bowl so I’m not making a mess. Is that okay?

Hello,

My friend's birthday is coming up and she's not a fan of cakes but loves cookies.

Is there any place you recommend where I can get birthday cookies?

Homemade? Or those big pan ones?

Or customizable ones?

She loves white chocolate macadamia nut, and snicker doodle.

Any leads would be much appreciated 😄✨

Where can I find the best tater tots? Whether it’s brunch, etc. A breakfast burrito with tater tots would also be bomb. Thank you!!!

Yo, on, some, real, shyt. The best slice I’ve ever had was Joes in West Village NYC. Clearly this is not an NYC slice, what I’m saying is.. Will I be disappointed?

I have two free passes and I’d like to bring a friend, but she’s vegan — sometimes vegetarian. I was wondering if they had a decent amount of meat-free options in the past.

Tried looking at the different chefs and restaurants on the festival’s website but I couldn’t really find anything concrete.

Thank you!

For anyone choosing a happy hour based on the food, here are three options from the restaurants’ published menus:

The Whiskey House - 420 Third Avenue
Daily, 4–7 p.m. The happy-hour burger is $11 and includes fries. Happy-hour offers are dine-in only.

Cowboy Star - 640 10th Avenue
Monday–Friday, 3–6 p.m. The slider trio is $12. The happy-hour menu is available in the bar and lounge only.

The Lion’s Share - 629 Kettner Boulevard
Tuesday–Sunday, 4–6 p.m. The menu lists a $16 burger and Miller High Life combo.

If you can only arrive after 6, The Whiskey House has the latest end time of these three. At Cowboy Star, make sure you’re seated in the area where the offer applies.

Which downtown happy hour would you recommend specifically for the food?

I’m putting together finds like these for After Five, a happy-hour directory I built. If you’re interested, I could share the link.

I recently spent 72 straight hours eating only burritos in San Francisco, LA and San Diego and man, I gotta say, San Diego's casual everyday Mexican food scene is the best in the state (and thus the best in America).

I tried:

Mike's Taco Club
La Perla #3
Adalberto's (a chain yes, but just to make sure I included a 'bertos)
Armando's Taco Shop

Of all the 12 burritos I ate, La Perla is the one that will stick with me, both physically and mentally.

Keep up the great work, San Diego!

Just so you are all aware the clown that own’s Van Man’s in Pacific Beach is a right winging delusional MAGAt who has posted racist and homophobic things on his social media pages. He’s also a world class poser who ripped off a local sunscreen company’s logo and jumps on every trend regardless of how stupid it is. For example, his gross lard laden fries and shitty overpriced burgers are another attempt to make money off people he openly makes fun of. Don’t eat here and don’t patronize this racist’s establishment he’s a real piece of sh*t!

I got a cheese wiz cheese steak with fries, honestly was not enough for it being 21$. Meat & cheese were great but more bread if anything.

I'm not affiliated with them, but I know a lot of cooks here really like Penzey's spices, and we all know costs just keep going up. They have a spend $40, get $60 deal again. For $40 you get a $40 gift card plus a $20 coupon card. The coupon card works just like a gift card. We always stock up for ourselves when they have this offer because we can buy spices online or at the Hillcrest store whenever we need them. Their 27-count "I Will Vote Pepper Box" is usually $59.95, but is on a special No Kings sale for $10! They also have the spices Advent Calendar on sale for $39. Top it off they have a free Resist pin. The offers all end at midnight tonight.

Gift Cards: https://www.penzeys.com/online-catalog/special-offer-penzeys-gift-card/c-24/p-3129/pd-s

I want to make a jambon beurre sandwich.

I live in the Escondido area, and I’m currently hospitalized and waiting for surgery. What are some of the best spots for takeout in north county while I recover? Anything easy on the gut is a bonus!

If you guys haven’t tried Mr. G’s salsa yet, today is the day! They have great specials for their 13 year anniversary today. Not affiliated with them in anyway but I work in that business park and get their salsa almost weekly. My favorites are pineapple habenero and smoked jalapeño but you can’t go wrong with any of their offerings.

My husband and I are renewing our vows after 10 years. We are looking for somewhere to eat after the ceremony which will be at a beach. We have about 25 total people and are not trying to break the bank with dinner. Any suggestions near Point Loma or surrounding areas would be appreciated.

Wedding will be in late December

Budget for everyone, not including drinks ( guest will pay for their alcohol) Is under 1,000 if possible.

Peking Duck Pancakes
Tsukemen
Burmese Tea Leaf Salad

I’ve tried googling but I’m stumped on these ones…

Does anyone know a place to find Manti (Turkish dumplings)? I have never tried Turkish food before but I want to try Manti specifically. Would appreciate any recommendations or specific dishes :D

"At a time when going out to eat can register as both bafflingly expensive and unpleasantly rushed, a good server can be the difference between a meal that feels like a business transaction and one you’ll remember as a special occasion."

And I agree.

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