Once upon a time, all this was a huge eucalyptus grove, surrounding Torrey Pines High. Now it's the mall with the fancy movie theatre, soon to be joined by 'part 2' across the street.
It's a hardware depot, it's a boutique, it' a mom+pop store. I actually end up buying more home decoration than shovels and hammers here.
After a year, I think I like the variety of teachers best. You will always find something to connect with. Next: range of classes; here yoga can be a peaceful Sunday night, or extreme boot camp…
Once upon a time, all this was a huge eucalyptus grove, surrounding Torrey Pines High. Now it's the mall with the fancy movie theatre, soon to be joined by 'part 2' across the street.
Amazing dim-sum selection, but beware: as much as a lot of it is steamed, not all dim-sum is good for you: http://bit.ly/1TZCGyR
So home-like on a week night, no crowds. Seagulls cawking as they fly lazily overhead and a teenage girl driving by on a skateboard pulled by her dog. Intensely fresh risotto under the patio tree.
After a year, I think I like the variety of teachers best. You will always find something to connect with. Next: range of classes; here yoga can be a peaceful Sunday night, or extreme boot camp…
It's called 'social club' because Amanda, the owner, is totally ready to hook you up with professional and personal connections. Find her and soon you'll meet interesting new people in your life!
I do believe that's Nouvelle Vague drifting down from the heights of the lobby… Run if it's your fave; might not last long.
They officially close at 9 pm on Sundays. But if you get there at 8, the kitchen is actually open past 930, and you can hang out even later, as sleepy Del Mar falls asleep around you.
One of the oldest little coastal post offices around. If you happen to be old Del Mar landed gentry (not those 'nouveaus' who call themselves Del Martians), you get a tiny PO Box, with ocean view.
