So. Cal. Weiners — What should I do in San Diego?

Thanks for the beer recco @micwalt — I am a beer snob and so is the coworker I’m traveling with so this is good info.

And thanks all for the other info. La Jolla is also on my list of possible spots to duck out to, so it’s cool that it comes highly recommended.

I need to renew my passport so the Tina’s Burrito Show is off the menu.
 
Thanks for the beer recco @micwalt — I am a beer snob and so is the coworker I’m traveling with so this is good info.

And thanks all for the other info. La Jolla is also on my list of possible spots to duck out to, so it’s cool that it comes highly recommended.

I need to renew my passport so the Tina’s Burrito Show is off the menu.
Bro SD is just uppity folk, you can get a better burrito in springpiss …….or the frozen isle of wal mart , just look for the 2 for a dollar ones
 
Bro SD is just uppity folk, you can get a better burrito in springpiss …….or the frozen isle of wal mart , just look for the 2 for a dollar ones

I was talking about your little donkey show idea.

I’ll likely not go to the fancy marine place in La Jolla either because I no longer eat critters.
 
I was talking about your little donkey show idea.

I’ll likely not go to the fancy marine place in La Jolla either because I no longer eat critters.
You can get the California burrito…. It’s just veggies
Tina makes a critter less one as well….Bean and cheese
 
It's been a LONG time since I was there, but I recall that the zoo was pretty cool.

Black's beach, if you are into that sort of thing.
 
French or freedom ? I bet these days SD uses freedom fries
SD was definitely a freedom fries kinda place (for california) when I was in socal, but I've heard it's gotten a bit less so recently.
 
SD was definitely a freedom fries kinda place (for california) when I was in socal, but I've heard it's gotten a bit less so recently.
Depends on where you are. Downtown is gonna lean left, east county is gonna lean right, and the suburbs where I am are a pretty even split.
 
Depends on where you are. Downtown is gonna lean left, east county is gonna lean right, and the suburbs where I am are a pretty even split.
definitely! also relative - "feels like right-leaning" in california is different than "feels like right-leaning" in say, wyoming
 
SD was definitely a freedom fries kinda place (for california) when I was in socal, but I've heard it's gotten a bit less so recently.
I have a cousin that lives there and has for years and when they bought their Home it was requested by the seller that they maintain the American flagpole and fly the stripes…. Not kidding. This was probably 25 years ago
 
definitely! also relative - "feels like right-leaning" in california is different than "feels like right-leaning" in say, wyoming
You'd be surprised. There's an town in East County called Santee (which I've heard referred to as "Klantee" and "San-tucky"), where you'd swear you were in Idaho.
 
Howie's in Sacramento.
I'll second everything TomcatMF said (except maybe Julian--too far a drive for apple pie). Also, if you're a craft beer guy, there's a shit-ton of breweries to check out. The biggies are, of course, Stone and Ballast Point, but there's a million more. My fave is Societe.
Good to know on this one, next time I am down. I went to the Stone brew pub at some old Navy Barracks or something, and that was cool, but I have mostly moved away from their styles at this point. Same with Lagunitas and Ballast Point.
 
We stick to the beach and eating.
Find a nice pier and write a few lines for a song.
If you enjoy the thrill of hooking a fish by the mouth as it fights for its life, you could rent a pole. You usually don't need a fishing license to fish off a pier in S.D.

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We'll be there over the 4th of July. We usually go to Old Town, Mission Beach and the boardwalk. We stay in the Gaslamp Quarter and at night just about every corner has someone playing guitar and singing. Ghirardelli has an ice cream place there with sundaes as big as your head.
 
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