Wine Steals New Location in East Village

Wine Steals is proud to announce it has now opened a fourth location. Located in the heart of the East Village district Downtown, Wine Steals East Village will be our most impressive effort yet. Come and see our beautiful historic building located in The Park at Petco Park!! Enjoy a glass of wine at our signature zinc bar, soaking up the ambiance so reminiscent of Italian Wine Country. Our extensive retail selection will feature wines from all over the world, and will be our largest inventory yet!! All your favorite Wine Steals specials, deals, and prices right in the heart of Downtown San Diego.

Visit Wine Steals’ website for more information on their wine tasting experience.

The Palm in East Village

New York’s prized seafood and steakhouse is now in San Diego’s posh East Village. Still family owned and 30 locations strong, The Palm continues to follow tradition as instilled by its founders. Exceptional service and quality American cuisine with signature Italian dishes make The Palm a familiar destination that diners around the country have enjoyed for over 80 years. Centrally located downtown near the ballpark and the convention center, guests can enjoy dinner among friends and family in a warm nostalgic setting. No matter what the occasion – The Palm is a prime choice for great food and hospitality.

615 J Street, San Diego, CA 92101

Bub’s at the Ballpark

Bub’s at the Ballpark is a new addition to the historical honors of downtown San Diego, East Village and PetCo Park.

Embracing both history and the growing traditions of America’s Finest City, Bub’s was constructed using various architectural salvage from throughout the West coast, including reclaimed wood, scrap metal, and reused brick.

Bub’s is a place where locals and visitors alike enjoy one-of-a-kind entertainment and food. Watch the game on our vast array of plasmas and projectors or take shots on our in-house basketball court in between games of shuffleboard. Relax and sip drinks at one of the community tables or our giant circle bar. Or indulge in some of our famous Lunch Lady Tater Tots or Steaky Steakums at the old school lunch counter or outside on our expansive wooden deck.

Born in 1996, “Another Man’s Stupid Idea of fun” has evolved into Pacific Beach’s and now downtown’s go-to spot for food and fun. Git in here and enjoy, my friends!

 

East Village’s Cafe Chole

Cafe Chole, “where East Village meets Paris chic”. Cafe Chloe was founded by three partners who are passionate about food and wine. They wanted to bring a little French culture to the East Village of San Diego. Pretty and Parisian, it charms as a quiet spot for afternoon coffee and bustles at breakfast, lunch, and dinner, when the kitchen turns out such creative fare as chive French toast topped with cured salmon, a casserole of macaroni, pancetta, and Gorgonzola, and a chicken and mushroom vol-au-vent.

721 Ninth Ave #1, San Diego CA 92101

619.232.3242

Hours:

Monday thru Friday 7:30am-10:30pm, Saturday 8:30am-10:30pm, Sunday 8:30-9:30pm

Saturday & Sunday brunch 8:30am-3:30pm, Afternoon tea 3-5pm

East Village’s Valentine’s Day Love Crawl

Attached? Unattached? Lookin’ for love or lookin’ to impress your significant other? East Village presents a Valentine’s Day Drinkabout, Sunday, Feb. 13th. Sample complimentary appetizers (love bites) and liquid therapy at Happy Hour prices.

Here’s the lineup: 4:00pm Cafe Zanzibar, 5:00pm Lotus Thai, 6:00pm Hotel Indigo, 7:00pm Wine Steals + 8pm TheVillage@631. Mix/mingle, love is in the air in East Village. Only $5.00 per person.

Reserve your spot for this “Love Crawl” RSVP@eastvillagesandiego.com

Will East Village Be the New Home of the Chargers’ Stadium?

The Chargers wouldn’t mind 30 acres of their own near Petco Park in East Village. The Bolts would like to build a new stadium in the East Village neighborhood but have no plans right now to do so,  said Chargers special counsel Mark Fabiani, who added that there are many other attractive sites in the community as well.  One thing that makes the site very attractive is shared infrastructure, reported 10News.com, which could lower the cost of a new site by $300 million.

 

East Village Tavern & Bowl

Found at 930 Market Street in East Village, East Village Tavern and Bowl is quickly becoming downtown San Diego’s alternative to expensive cover charges and strict dress codes. With a mouth-watering menu, 12 bowling lanes, pool tables, and a fun and upbeat atmosphere, it’s no surprise the new Tavern has been consistently busy since doors opened in fall 2007.

Go check out East Village Tavern & Bowl!

 

Bass Clarinet Duo: Sqwonk

The San Francisco-based Sqwonk bass clarinet duo is a dynamic and adventurous ensemble playing at Sushi Performance & Visual Art in East Village on Friday October 22nd at 8 P.M.

Location: 390 11th Avenue, San Diego, CA 92101

Fiesta of Flavors

“Enjoy performances by Chunky Sanchez y Los Alacranes, Calpulli Mexihca Dance Ensemble, Gutierrez Family Andalusian Horses, live “harvesting” of agaves by third-generation jimador Jose Cortes. Samples from 14 Old Town restaurants including Barra Barra Saloon, Old Town Mexican Café, Café Coyote, El Agave Tequileria, Rockin’ Baja, Casa Guadalajara, 25 Forty Bistro and Bakehouse.”

Tickets: 619-291-4903.

San Diego Padres

Come down to Petco Park in East Village  for a Padres game. Sit back with a coke and a hot dog and enjoy watch the Padres play the San Francisco Giants on September 9th at 7:05 pm. Come support San Diego’s team and enjoy the beautiful Petco Park!