DINE ON THE SEA ous yacht enjoying the beautiful scenery.
What better way to enjoy a great meal than to be on a luxuri- Both Hornblower Cruis-
es & Events and Flagship Cruises & Events offer fabulous dinner and brunch cruises. Upon setting foot on board, a friendly greeter pours you a glass of champagne. Outdoor decks provide wonderful views of downtown’s skyline from afar as the yacht cruises along San Di- ego’s coast. Elegance and attentiveness are part of the three-course meal served by the staff in black-tie attire. DJ entertainers will help you dance the night away under San Diego’s starlight sky. Sunday brunch cruises provide the perfect opportunity to enjoy the sun’s warmth. Shorter in length, the gourmet brunch buffet (mimosas included) en- sures the experience is memorable and the impressive array of choic- es is sure to satisfy any appetite or sweet tooth. Hornblower Cruises & Events (619) 686-8715.
www.hornblower.com. Flagship Cruises & Events. (619) 234-4111.
www.flagshipsd.com
A BITE AFTER CLOSING Downtown San Diego has a variety of late-night dining options
to cure your cravings between dinner and breakfast! After a late mov- ie, show, long night of bar-hopping or simply a late-night hunger pain, head downtown. Brian’s 24, located in the Gaslamp District, serves breakfast 24
hours a day, and of course, has a huge selection and oversized portions of home-style comfort foods. Delicious hotcakes and malted waffles, fresh eggs, delicious pasta, tender pot roast and mashed potatoes await you. (619) 702-8410.
www.brians24.com. For late-night home cooked style cravings, visit City Deli open un-
til 2 a.m. on Fridays and Saturdays. City Deli prides itself on food made from scratch. From real mashed potatoes to cakes and pastries, they have it all. (619) 295-2747.
www.citydeli.com.
PAMPER YOURSELF Some days you just want to sit back, relax, and get pampered, so
why not treat yourself? Having a spa day is the perfect way to spend time with girlfriends, a loved one, or even relax solo. On your special day at the spa you can indulge your senses while relaxing your mind and body. Enjoy a massage, have your nails done, or get a seaweed wrap with a facial on the side. Each spa offers unique services that are sure to help you de-stress, so you won’t run out of luxurious options to choose from. Many spas even have delicious cafes where you can dine on healthy foods to keep your body energized and in good health for hours after your treatment. Keep in mind, spa days aren’t just for women, men can take part in a personal day of pampering too. In fact, some spas have specialty services that cater specifically to men. Plan ahead for your spa day to be sure you can put all your other obligations and worries aside and make the most of your relaxation time.
VIEWS TO DINE FOR With 70 miles of beaches along the coastline, the views of and
from San Diego are endless. From Downtown to North County Coast- al, this is the place for a great meal and a view to dine for! For Panoramic views of San Diego Bay, dine at Anthony’s Fish
Grotto, voted San Diego’s Favorite Seafood for over 13 years. (619) 232-5103
www.gofishanthonys.com For a million dollar view of the Pacific Ocean but the casual and
laid back vibe you can only find in San Diego, The Cliff Hanger Cafe in La Jolla is an award winning café offering acclaimed deli-sandwich- es, fresh salads, and soups. (858) 452-9858.
www.flytorrey.com The Poseidon On The Beach in Del Mar blends the beach scene with a relaxed and informal dining atmosphere. Sit on the outdoor
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