Sweet sunshine, a picture-perfect harbor and mile upon mile of shoreline make San Diego one of North America's most beautiful cities. The host of two Super Bowls is sophisticated and professional, let laid back and friendly enough to be right at home in Southern California. San Diego is a small town in a big city's body. It's the seventh-largest city in the U.S., yet it has … [Read more...]
San Diego Fans Starving For Success From Its Sports Teams
Padres Offer Hope For A Championship Tho History Shows Otherwise By Kevin Wilkerson, San Diego Blogger As an avid sports fan – heck, I began my career as a sports reporter on daily newspapers – I am always interested in what the local teams are up to and, of course, to become a fan of them. That, tho, is easier said than done here in San Diego where I now live. … [Read more...]
Be Ready For Lines When San Diego Restaurants Reopen This Weekend
Tips For Getting An Outdoor Dining Table San Diego restaurants re-opening, purple tier By Kevin Wilkerson, San Diego Blogger The good – make that great – news is that San Diego restaurants are able to re-open this weekned. The bad news is that many potential customers may not be able to take advantage of it. Here's why that is the case. The ruling by … [Read more...]
Great Scenic Coastal Bike Trails In San Diego County
San Diego bike trails, biking, bicycles, locals guide By Kevin Wilkerson, San Diego Blogger In an area with scenic views that can boggle the mind with their beauty, there are bike trails that get you right up to seaside cliffs, along an expansive bay and by beaches. Here are three great coastal bike trails with scenic views in San Diego County. All of these rides … [Read more...]
San Diego Free Parking Ends And City Is Again Issuing Parking Tickets
Meter Maids Return And Are Giving Out Tickets By Kevin Wilkerson, PubClub.com San Diego Blogger Well, it was nice while it lasted. The city of San Diego had free parking on its streets during the summer and early fall – a move to encourage people to visit and support local businesses – but that officially ended on Oct. 15. On that day, parking meters began … [Read more...]
San Diego Blog: The Padres Game Experience
It's Easy To See Why SD Fans Love Attending Games At Petco Park By Kevin Wilkerson, San Diego Blogger I went to the Padres game on Sunday and it's so easy to understand why so many fans go to the games, even when the team is 30 games out of first place and more than 15 games under .500 in September, as they were on this day. Petco Park is a very good … [Read more...]
San Diego Blog: Bottomless Mimosas Brunch & The Dallas Cowboys Bar
Hanging Out At Union Kitchen & Tap Gaslamp On An NFL Sunday Funday By Kevin Wilkerson, PubClub.com San Diego Blogger Sunday afternoon in sunny San Diego and the available options of things to do were as endless as summer in Southern California. Since it was lunchtime – brunchtime on a weekend! – and it was the opening weekend of the NFL, I decided to stay … [Read more...]
San Diego Blog: There’s So Much To Do Here I Don’t Know WHAT To Do Sometimes
Shall The Blogger Go To The Beaches, Biking, The Ferry To Coronado Or A Bottomless Brunch? By Kevin Wilkerson, San Diego Blogger Take a ferry ride and bike around Coronado. Jump on the excellent public transportation and go for a swim in Mission Bay. Make it a beach day in Mission Beach, Perhaps Pacific Beach. Or maybe even Ocean Beach. Take a bike ride … [Read more...]
San Diego Blog: Rooftop Fairweather Bar A Good Pre-Padres Game Hangout
Mai Tais And A View Overlooking Petco Park By Kevin Wilkerson, PubClub.com San Diego Blogger While patrolling around Petco Park looking for a good pre-Padres watering hole, I naturally found myself – almost without thinking – in Bub's By The Ballpark. That's the natural place because it was packed with people in jerseys not just from the home team but the … [Read more...]
San Diego Blog: Founders’ Day Festival To Feature A Beer Festival
Local Breweries Featured In Old Town Celebration What better way to celebrate San Diego's 250th anniversary than with something that recognizes a signature mark of today's city: a beer festival. Local craft breweries are taking part in the Old Town Founder's Day Festival, a weekend of activities that commemorate the history of San Diego. The festival takes place … [Read more...]