As California’s second largest city, San Diego is slightly less well-known than Los Angeles to the north but is preferred by more vacationers due to its mild climate, spectacular scenery, and exciting attractions. San Diego hotels are spread out in the all San Diego county.You can find a great selection of hotels on the beach, hotels Downtown, hotels near the zoo, hotels in La Jolla and more.
Most hotels in San Diego offer discounted price because we are entering the beginning of the slower season.Check for rates and announcements. Modern-day San …

Events, Food — By meaghanclark on November 9, 2010 at 3:55 am

This Wednesday, URBN Coal Fire Pizza is celebrating its trek to North Park with a “Neighborhood Social” event. The new, 5000 square foot space is opening its rustic doors from 6-8 p.m., introducing the neighborhood to its New Haven style thin crust pizza pies served on classic baking pans.

Hardly the typical pizza joint, you’ll find …

Things to Do, Travel Tips — By meaghanclark on November 5, 2010 at 6:29 pm

While it’s only every so often that San Diego travelers get stuck in the airport…we do get the occasional cloud coverage. Being such a large city, most travelers are surprised to learn that there really isn’t much going on in the San Diego International Airport…at least for now. Currently finalizing plans for …

Things to Do, Travel Tips — By meaghanclark on November 5, 2010 at 6:29 pm

While it’s only every so often that San Diego travelers get stuck in the airport…we do get the occasional cloud coverage. Being such a large city, most travelers are surprised to learn that there really isn’t much going on in the San Diego International Airport…at least for now. Currently finalizing plans for …

Travel Tips — By meaghanclark on October 29, 2010 at 9:46 am

We’re pretty traditional in San Diego – what with the whole Western roots and all – but we still have a little fun know and again when it comes times for a potty break.Typically when you’re traveling to San Diego, you’re likely to get the whole routine down. There’s isn’t a lot of fancy lingo or …

Food — By meaghanclark on October 29, 2010 at 4:30 am

Want to get your grub on? There’s no better spot to get it than in San Diego, where you’ll find out of the ordinary entrees served noon ’til night. With the latest “Best Of…Lunch” list on NileGuide you’ll find that your average sandwich isn’t going to cut it after you’ve tasted treats like these.
Bread & Cie will …

Food — By meaghanclark on October 29, 2010 at 4:30 am

Want to get your grub on? There’s no better spot to get it than in San Diego, where you’ll find out of the ordinary entrees served noon ’til night. With the latest “Best Of…Lunch” list on NileGuide you’ll find that your average sandwich isn’t going to cut it after you’ve tasted treats like these.
Bread & Cie will …

Travel Tips — By meaghanclark on October 21, 2010 at 12:39 pm

Think you know what it takes to look like a local? Now that you’ve been reading the San Diego local expert blog, you know where to head while in the Whale’s Vagina…and now you’ll know exactly what to pack.
For the Ladies:

Rainbows (a specific flip-flop)
Tanned skin, but hardly weathered
Jean short shorts (and some smooth legs)
bleached hair
a beach …

Food, What’s New — By meaghanclark on October 20, 2010 at 3:19 am

If it has yet to become evident that San Diego has placed a certain emphasis on all things local, Spread San Diego will easily tip you over the edge. This local North Park restaurant that dishes comfort food with a local and organic twist has been turning heads for years. Why the sudden acclaim? …

Events, Things to Do — By meaghanclark on October 12, 2010 at 11:03 pm

Gearing up for my own personal adventure (I’m walking 60 miles in 3 day for Susan G. Komen) I’ve been exploring San Diego’s wide variety of hiking trails. While there are only a sprinkling of mountain ranges in the city to keep me motivated on a Saturday morning, this past week the biggest …