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Wild Fork brings 'protein wonderland' to Pacific Beach with massive selection of frozen meats (opens the original)
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Make room in your freezers, San Diegans. The Brazilian-founded, Florida-based retailer famous for its encyclopedic variety of “blast-frozen” meats and seafood has staked a claim in Pacific Beach. Wild Fork made its metro San Diego debut at 1701 Garnet Ave. on Sept. 24, in a 4,000-square-foot space previously occupied by the V-Outlet discount store. It arrives to the delight of die-hard carnivores on the hunt for selection, quality and affordability. Some consumers are already familiar with the b
San Diego's Food and Drink Blotter: Long-brewing breakfast spot has soft opening (opens the original)
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The long-awaited Cherries and Batter in Hillcrest recently soft-opened with a toothsome draw. As indicated in the name, the casual eatery specializes in pancakes and waffles topped with house-made cherry compote. They are among options on an ambitious menu that also includes egg scrambles and breakfast plates, and lunch items such as hot dogs, veggie sandwiches and BLTs. The restaurant is backed by Roberto’s Taco Shop Food Services and operated by business partner Miguel Chavez, who can often be
High design and haute cuisine define new era for downtown’s historic Guild Hotel (opens the original)
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Much is happening behind the ornate facade of 500 W. Broadway. The eight-level structure, built in 1924, operated for nine decades as the Armed Services YMCA before falling into the hands of developers. Today the historic downtown property, known as The Guild Hotel, has evolved into a stylish community hub showing off fresh interior renovations, a newly installed backyard swimming pool and a curated art collection. In addition, the 149-room hotel recently welcomed the arrival of Zuma, a high-end
A chic culinary hub is coming to La Mesa's old Maytag Appliance Center next year (opens the original)
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The owners of Lost Cause Meadery and Oddish Wine, both headquartered in San Diego’s Bay Park neighborhood, recently closed escrow on a prized piece of vintage real estate near La Mesa Village to fulfill their next hospitality venture.Billy Beltz and his wife, Suzanna, plan to open a 5,000-square-foot operation that puts a coffee shop, cafe, restaurant, bar, and retail wine shop under a wooden barrel-shaped ceiling that has been intact since the 1940s. Located at 8495 La Mesa Blvd., just one bloc
Shifting ownership, layoffs, new hires all part of Stone Brewing's 30th anniversary (opens the original)
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The big anniversary bash at Stone Brewing World Bistro & Gardens in Liberty Station had attendees wondering who – or what – it is they would be toasting. In just the past four years the craft beer company, celebrating its 30th anniversary, has changed hands twice. Adding to the confusion is news that layoffs are coming ahead of the closure of Stone’s Escondido production facility and two-level restaurant, which sit on an acre of manicured land. The announced cuts ironically coincide with the rec
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