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TylerBeer

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April 28, 2021, 11:07 PM Last Edit: December 31, 1969, 04:00 PM by Guest
Quote from: Dan_AKA_ROY23 post_id=10237 time=1619620200 user_id=82
Quote from: TylerBeer post_id=10219 time=1619582426 user_id=116There's also a bone-marrow taco place in San Ysidro that was on the short list for a michelin star.  


What?  :no: (I'll pass on that one)


You don't know what your right missing

TylerBeer

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April 28, 2021, 11:09 PM Last Edit: December 31, 1969, 04:00 PM by Guest
Quote from: Incogneeto post_id=10289 time=1619644849 user_id=72
Quote from: TylerBeer post_id=10219 time=1619582426 user_id=116Ha! Congratulations, and she picked a great spot. Crazy nice hotel and Coronado the town is beautiful

We might have completely different interests,


If I was thinking about me I would ask you to show me where you work and what you do. That would be cool.
But ........ I ainnnn't gettin married again.

They say 13 is an Unlucky Number.

LOL.


Hah, normal times wouldn't be a problem, these days we are closed to anyone but approved vaccinated vendors/dealers

TylerBeer

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April 28, 2021, 11:11 PM Last Edit: December 31, 1969, 04:00 PM by Guest
Quote from: Incogneeto post_id=10286 time=1619643795 user_id=72
Quote from: TylerBeer post_id=10219 time=1619582426 user_id=116Ha! Congratulations, and she picked a great spot. Crazy nice hotel and Coronado the town is beautiful

We might have completely different interests, but I think you would probably dig a tour of the Midway aircraft carriers, or going to the Air & Space museum in Balboa Park - the park in itself is amazing so it's worth a walk through.
You should goto la Jolla Cove for one of the best views in America, and to smell the seals.  

I would generally stay away from touristy places for good food, they're okay but not worth your money. Go off the beaten path a bit.
Eat as much mexican food, especially sea-food as you can. Ahi, Mahi Mahi, ceviche, agua-chile.  There's also a bone-marrow taco place in San Ysidro that was on the short list for a michelin star.   City Tacos is in a hipster area of town but is pretty great.  If you want REAL tacos, take a day trip to
Tijuana, if your future son in law speaks spanish, even better and people can tip you off to some great places. Right near the border is Tacos El Franc and it's very good, albeit a bit busy.

If you want to spend some $$ (about 100-150)  you can charter for ocean fishing, pretty great.  Whale watching is cheaper (20-40) and this is a pretty good time for it.

If you like beer maybe a stop at Stone, or Alesmith  -   my favorite right now are Burgeon or Eppig (German styles). Eppig has a nice spot right on the waterfront. If you're a tiki guy haha, you can hit up Bali Hai for classic san diego.

Going out east, (1-1.5 hour drive) you can rent a 4x4 and tear up the desert, or hit up Garnet trail in Cuyamaca state forest for THE best view in the county, weather getting nice too. Anza Borrego dessert is where I go camping and it's super cool.


There's a lot to do in San Diego, hope your daughter's wedding is a great one!


Thank you sooo Much. She is Crazy for San Diego as I took her(At 13) to Sea World. And We ran around Town and Just drove a lot to see what we could see by The Ocean. Her Fav is Dolphins but The whale watching could include Both.

Thanks for putting so much Thought into your Answer. I'm going to look into The other Places you recommended also.


Happy to, despite the BS I'm sure you guys would do the same.

Couple times I went whale watching I saw hundreds of dolphins, was wild.

Elmer Fudd

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May 05, 2021, 09:40 AM Last Edit: December 31, 1969, 04:00 PM by Guest
Whale watching? Is that about the same as the submarine races?
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