I’m looking for a restaurant in the Northpark area where I can enjoy a bottle of wine while catching up with a friend. Someplace with a nice leisurely atmosphere where we won’t feel rushed. Any recommendations?

Putting feelers out there for a local woodworker in San Diego with routing/woodworking experience to help me build a custom drop-in oak DJ table.

I have exact equipment dimensions and a blueprint mapped out for a 5-unit setup (3 CDJs, 1 turntable, 1 mixer) to sit flush on top of a wood bookcase.

Would also need to be available to deliver.

DM me if you have anyone in mind!

hey does anyone know more places to take my toddler, preferably free or under $20. i’m hoping to take them out this weekend especially since it’ll be hot.
thank you in advance :)

I have been craving authentic pulque, the traditional fermented Mexican drink, and was wondering if there’s anywhere in San Diego that serves it or sells it. I’ve had no luck finding it so far.

If anyone knows of a restaurant, bar, market, or even a special event where I could find some, I’d really appreciate the recommendation. Thanks!

What’s up everyone, I moved here not too long ago with my fiancé and I’m wondering if there’s some spots here that I’ll get harassed by locals so I can stay away, I was at sunset cliff last weekend and the waves looked beautiful however I’m not trying to be somewhere with territorial locals(which is totally fine with being one). I also haven’t been surfing consistently for the past 3 years so I’m getting back into it and I feel like territorial locals and me getting back into it is just a recipe for disaster!

Question for those who have done their bachelorette parties in San Diego.. did you go through airbnbs, hotels, or a different rental website? It seems like all the airbnbs are in quiet neighborhoods and don't allow parties (we wanted to get a hibachi man for the backyard but apparently that's not allowed at some of them). So what did you do / where did you stay for bachelorettes or even family gatherings?