Curious about the Restaurants in East Village? Well, you have a lot of options! From Salad Style, a fast food healthy place to Neighborhood a, a beer and burger joint…. East Village really has it all. Head to the “Restaurant Row” in East Village, San Diego for option after option of what to eat. All you need to bring is your appetite!
In a fitness mood? Head to Porto Vista Hotel & Suites on Columbia Street in Little Italy for some rooftop yoga. Only $15 per class…. you can choose from these times:
Sundays: 5:30 pm
Mondays: 9:00 am
Tuesdays: 5:30 pm
Wednesdays: 9:00 am
Thursdays: 5:30 pm
Fridays: 9:00 am
Call 619- 544-0164 For Questions!
My San Diego Agent has interviewed people who live and work in East Village, and in downtown San Diego, on what makes East Village the best neighborhood around! Check it out!
Farmers’ markets are one of the best ways to support your local community and vendors, while getting nutritious and fresh food, unique jewelry and other great products! Check out East Village’s farmers’ market in downtown San Diego, on 8th between Market and G Street every Saturday from 8am-3pm!!!
Photo Credit: SD Farmers
With Mardi Gras out of the way, here comes St. Pat’s! Need a fun place to can in the Irish mood?
Check out East Village’s finest Irish pub…
San Diego’s installment of the Tilted Kilt serves as home base for Padres fans looking to fill up on brew and pub grub before heading into the ballpark, whose line literally spills onto the bar’s front doorstep.
Three 12-foot projection TVs and 30 flatscreens keep the crowd occupied, but the staff’s attire reigns as the main attraction. Guys wear black kilts and matching arse-kicker boots. Girls wear red plaid minikilts, kneesocks and teeny tiny white tie-tops, a look that splices Alicia Silverstone a la “Clueless” with the standard Japanese school girl fantasy. Who knew Hooters had a distant cousin from the British Isles?
Pool, shuffleboard and dart boards lend to the sports bar feel, and bric-a-brac worthy of the prime minister’s rumpus room fills the lime walls: constable hats, knight helmets, blown-up postcard shots of Windsor Castle.
The almond-wooded bar area occupies just less than half of the space, making for plenty of room to score a drink without needing to push and shove. Of the 24 beers on tap are the standard star brews: Harp, Bass, Guinness, Stella Artois, Blue Moon, as well as the Tilted Kilt’s own brand of wheat ale.
The menu reflects a crossbreeding between a Yankee sports bar and an Old World pub, with wings, pizzas and burgers listed alongside traditional chow like Shepherd’s Pie. Prices won’t cause the wallet too much pain, especially when compared to those of Petco’s concessions.
The Kilt enforces a strict no-reservations rule, and after 5 p.m. the under-21 crowd needs parental supervision to get through the door.
Do you think parking is a problem in downtown San Diego? Many have the same complaint, but it looks like the problem may be receiving attention from the City…
On the East Village Community Action Network (EVCAN) agenda for their Thursday, February 18, meeting was a new action to discuss the potential addition of public street parking. To East Village condominium dwellers, parking spaces are a hot commodity. Owners of multiple vehicles are left to find parking on the streets or rent spaces in nearby garages.
During the meeting, a location that received a lot of interest from residents is the area surrounding the proposed site for the new library. On Eleventh Avenue between J and K streets, the eastern curbside is a designated red zone, which residents feel could be used for public parking. Only one side of the one-way street is being used for metered street parking, while the other side is inexplicably marked red. (Adding to the confusion is the fact that the red zone features a “No Parking” sign on Thursdays between 12 a.m. and 3 a.m.)
Residents also noted that Eleventh Avenue offers parking on both sides of the street north of J Street. Although the request to open up more parking on the streets is still in its early stages, many people at the meeting were optimistic that the City would support the idea.
“If they’re not going to build the big library anytime soon, they might as well let the area around it be utilized. The more parking, the better,” said a local resident.
Downtown San Diego’s East Village grows more and more popular- it has even been featured on the Travel Channel!
“Set off from the beautiful beaches of San Diego is its Urban and vibrant community the East Village.
Home to the San Diego Padres and countless boutiques and fine cuisine.”
Check the video out to see if you recognize the places in the shots: http://www.travelchannel.com/Places_Trips/Destinations/North_America/United_States/California/San_Diego/Dont_Miss_San_Diegos_East_Village
Looking for a new and tasty eatery to enjoy? Check out Salad Style in East Village– a place with innovative salad dishes to add some flavor to your day.
Salad making becomes an art at Salad Style on F Street between 8th and 9th Avenue. Lettuce meets everything from peppered grilled steak and ahi tuna to couscous and soba noodles – transforming everything you thought you knew about salad. Visit SaladStyle.com.
Photo Credit: SaladStyle.com
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