Late night noms! Open 24/7, this is your go-to spot to refuel from the night out. Nothing absorbs your belly ‘o booze like a Woody Allen sandwich! Daha fazlasını oku.
This observatory is a world-class center of astronomical research and home to 5 telescopes used nightly for a wide variety of astronomical research programs, and open to the public for daytime visits.
Scientific accomplishments from NASA can have an impact on the ground too. Learn about several technologies developed by NASA scientists that impact our lives. Some of the items may surprise you! Daha fazlasını oku.
A toggle switch was broken on the Eagle moon lander during the Apollo XI mission by Armstrong's backpack. The steel pen on exhibit here was used to close the circuit allowing the engines to fire. Daha fazlasını oku.
Onyx Room was created out of the remains of the infamous 1960s "Famous Door" cocktail lounge. The essence of the Onyx room is its revival of the "Classic Cocktail."
Sports bars attract hotties. That’s why I love the wings at ESPN Zone across from the Staples Center. -Patti Stanger, Millionaire Matchmaker
SD: This place has a FlowRider wave machine and plenty of surfers willing to brave its break. The uninitiated will never know the inner peace that an endless stream of wipeouts can provide. -IFC Staff
Distinctive modern décor combines with the historic building’s warm brick walls and 22-foot ceilings to create a cosmopolitan atmosphere.
SD: The Waterfront boasts San Diego's oldest liquor license and the best burgers in town. For young coeds and old salty dogs alike. -IFC Viewer
From Willie Nelson to Tiesto to Snoop Dogg, 4th&B continues to provide San Diego with an eclectic mix of celebrated talent from around the globe.
The first seafood and oyster bar to inhabit the Historic Gaslamp Quarter of San Diego isn’t your ordinary restaurant.
As you enter the lobby you will encounter the surface level of the planet, filled with metal superstructure and the outcroppings of rockwork jutting out from the city below.
Originally the idea of John D. Spreckels, the original coaster was built by a crew of 100 to 150 people in two weeks
The Globe has grown into an internationally known theatre complex, an "influential powerhouse among regional theatres." In 1984 it received the Tony Award for best regional theatre.
