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Category Archives: San Diego Tastes
Fresh Roasted Success
I wondered if the little cloudburst earlier today would erase the happy chalked message that appeared in front of Bird Rock Coffee Roasters last weekend. But when I braved the drizzle to get my morning caffeine fix, the sign was still … Continue reading
Pier One
The cafe that’s out on the Ocean Beach Pier is one of those places I love intensely every time I’m there, but most of the time I forget about. When I do decide to go, I worry that it will have closed, but … Continue reading
A Taste of Africa
Mostly I try to focus on San Diego experiences in this blog. But some San Diego experiences connect me with more distant and exotic places. An example is the cooking class I took last Sunday afternoon. It was taught by Olivia Laryea, a … Continue reading
Posted in San Diego Tastes
Tagged African cooking classes, WE San Diego, Women's Empowerment
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Chocolate-covered Bird Rock
When my sons were teenagers, we would fantasize about what we wished would move into the large, derelict property on the northeast corner of La Jolla Boulevard and Midway. Many years ago, a seafood restaurant had prospered there, but its owner, Tom … Continue reading
Posted in San Diego Tastes
Tagged Chocolate Haus, Everybody Luvs Chocolate, San Diego chocolate makers
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A Confectionary Destination
I’m almost ashamed to admit it, but although I’ve lived in San Diego for 37 of the 90 years the Wisteria Cottage has been in business, I’d never made it there until just last week. This is NOT because I dislike … Continue reading
Hard Choice
I finally made it out to Julian Hard Cider’s tasting room the other day; finally tasted the eponymous brew that the local company has been marketing for about a year. The color surprised me. As you can see, it looks … Continue reading
December Madness
The first time I ventured into Balboa Park for “Christmas on the Prado” was maybe 10 years ago. At least one of my sons was a teenager at the time, and if his younger brother hadn’t yet reached that age … Continue reading
Old School
Here’s what I learned by having breakfast yesterday at Rudford’s (the 24-hour diner that has served “famous home-style cooking” at 2900 El Cajon Boulevard since 1949) : That I had never been there before! This shocked me. Rudford’s seems such a … Continue reading
