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Brian’s copper-clad, open kitchen, with its beautiful, historic “Joan Crawford” mahogany bar, combine with our beveled glass window wall and crystal chandelier to create an atmosphere enjoyed by all who visit. Breakfast is served 24 hours a day and can be as simple as bacon or sausage and eggs. Our beyond delicious hotcakes and malted waffles made with real buttermilk, fresh eggs and butter leave many guests talking about one of the best breakfasts they have ever eaten. If you are looking for something unique, try the Chicken and Waffles, Krab Cake Benedict or our famous Gaslamp Power Breakfast.

Serving home-style food since 1979, the Broken Yolk Café is a favorite among local San Diegans and hungry visitors alike. With a strong dedication to good food and equally good service, the Broken Yolk has built a reputation for its large menu, ample portions and freshly-made flavor. Real shredded hash browns - not dehydrated potatoes. Salsa made fresh daily - never from a can or jar.

Serving food until midnight every night.

In honor of Jim Croce, Croce's Jazz Bar has LIVE MUSIC EVERY NIGHT of the week and on Saturday and Sunday mornings for Brunch. Enjoy complimentary live music with purchase of entree. Please join us soon!

Dining and dancing in downtown San Diego isn’t hard to find. Deco's, located in San Diego’s Gaslamp Quarter, is a fine dining restaurant and night club with class and elegance. Their interior is a take on 1930’s art deco décor, with modern plush touches, brilliant chandeliers, and deep red tones accentuating the fine dining style of Deco's. Featuring an eclectic menu, Decos is a great place for a meal, a place to dance, or just a drink.

In the 1900's, the Golden Lion Tavern drew people to the Gaslamp Quarter for fun and frivolity, and history hasn't changed much! Here it is less than a century later, and that same location has become a Hard Rock Cafe. The Gaslamp Quarter is a renovated historic area packed with restaurants, clubs and other attractions, a western Bourbon St. without the Cajun accents. From Hard Rock Cafe San Diego you're in a prime location for day trips. Journey to nearby San Diego Zoo Wild Animal Park, Sea World, Old Town or Balboa Park, then come back and end your day on the right note with us. The Cafe's cozy confines will wash all that local culture out of your head in no time, allowing you to fill it with important rock 'n' roll history and trivia.

Live music, dancing, and contemporary American eats!

San Diego's anti-elitist, democratic ways cater to all turn-ons. So does Maryjane’s, featuring a classic American style with a contemporary twist. Enjoy breakfast, lunch and dinner, or simply breakfast all day, and until 3am on the weekends – it’s your call. Listen to the sounds of the resident DJ at Sunday Brunch, catch the games at the Circular Bar, and plenty of good times and great deals during Happy Hour starting at 4:20pm Sunday through Friday. Signature items include the LA sticky buns, Breakfast Burger, Disco Fries and the Pot Brownie. Eat in or simply pick it up at the Grab n’ Go. That goes for the rocking children’s menu as well.

Searsucker is one of the finest and newest restaurants in San Diego. Chef Malarkey returns to his adopted city to create a fantastic eatery full of local fare. The menu includes fresh seafood caught just minutes away on the San Diego coast as well as locally brewed lagers and ales on tap. Thomas Schoos' airy design of the 7,000 square foot downtown San Diego restaurant features an open kitchen and only furniture to divide the lounge from the restaurant area. You won’t find many walls or barriers here. Friends and family can chat with chefs and servers as easily as they can with each other. Searsucker isn't a place to get away; this is a place to get together.

Great food. Killer drinks. And a whole lot of "Why not?" to go with them. Because in here, it's always Friday.

The FleetWood brings Downtown San Diego something it's never seen. It's a place where options are endless. A bar, restaurant and lounge. A place where you can meet people from all walks of life or bring your own party. A place where you can be comfortable, laid back or dressed up.

Located on 5th St & E in the historic Gaslamp Plaza Suites, The Melting Pot of San Diego - Gaslamp brings a truly unique upscale/casual dining experience to San Diego’s vibrant downtown dining scene. At The Melting Pot Restaurant, fondue becomes a memorable and interactive four-course dining experience where patrons can "dip into something different".

Our entire menu is created in house with the freshest ingredients to ensure a fantastic dining experience. From delicious starters and fresh salads to inventive burgers and sandwiches to pizzas, pastas and grilled meats to mouth-watering seafood - our culinary team promises something for everyone to enjoy!

Donovan's sets the standard of fine dining excellence. A classic steakhouse. A stylish, lively atmosphere. Cordially friendly. We like to think of Donovan's as your own special place. A place where you can celebrate with friends, family and associates.

Welcome to Fleming's Downtown San Diego, in the historical Gaslamp District. We are just steps away from Petco Park; therefore, the perfect spot for meeting friends before catching the game.

Serving the only hand selected, "center-cut" and aged prime certified Angus beef in San Diego!

Join us for the 2012 MLB Season and cheer for your favorite team while grilling your own steak and enjoying cool cocktails. Arrive in time for happy hour from 5-7pm Sunday through Friday and enjoy $3 bottled beers and well drinks or $4 local drafts and house-wines.

Greystone is an independently owned and operated steakhouse located in the heart of downtown San Diego's historic Gaslamp Quarter. We feature aged meat, seafood and pasta with influences form the culinary traditions of Europe, America and the Pacific Rim. To complement our cuisine, Greystone also features an award-winning wine list. Our spacious, multi-level floor plan features a classic yet contemporary decor and a relaxed cosmopolitan ambiance perfect for entertaining.

Located right at the entrance to the Historic Downtown San Diego Gaslamp Quarter and celebrating mid-Western hospitality and the music of their father’s generation, Lou & Mickey’s will serve San Diegans and their visitors classic American food.

At The Palm, our philosophy is simple: Treat guests like family, serve great food, and always exceed expectations. That philosophy was born in 1926, when Pio Bozzi and John Ganzi opened the first Palm in New York City. From day one, Pio and John shared their commitment to quality and generosity of spirit with every guest who walked through their doors. What began as a restaurant became a legend – a place to not only enjoy an excellent meal but also catch up with old friends, meet new ones, close business deals, and celebrate family milestones.

Now you can enjoy the same types of Churrasco in San Diego, CA. There are more than 40 different salads, side dishes, and meat selections served at Rei Do Gado Brazilian Steak House. It is a unique and healthy way of roasting meat over a mesquite flame that preserves tenderness and gives a taste unmatched by any other.

Getting to San Diego International Airport is easy from most major roadways. Be sure to monitor traffic conditions during certain times of the day. It is essential to allow yourself enough time for airline check-in and to pass through security. Arrive two (2) hours prior to domestic flight departures and three (3) hours prior to international flight departures.

The West Coast's largest aquatic park, covers more than 4,000 acres and offers a wide range of recreational activities.

Encompasses nearly 5,800 acres of both natural and developed recreational areas for hiking and overnight camping.

Welcome to Balboa Park: the nation's largest urban cultural park. Home to 15 major museums, renowned performing arts venues, beautiful gardens and the San Diego Zoo, the Park has an ever-changing calendar of museum exhibitions, plays, musicals, concerts, and classes—all in the beautiful and timeless setting of this must-see San Diego attraction.

With two locations, the Museum of Contemporary Art San Diego (MCASD) is the region’s foremost forum devoted to the exploration and presentation of the art of our time, presenting works across all media created since 1950. Located in the heart of downtown San Diego and in the coastal community of La Jolla, MCASD provides an unprecedented variety of exhibition spaces and experiences for the community, showcasing an internationally recognized collection and a dynamic schedule of exhibitions and public programs.

Profiling the world's largest outdoor musical instrument and its creator; John D. Spreckels(1853-1926) is attempted here in outline form. A man of many talents, interests and skills, Spreckels was also credited as being the father of modern San Diego.

The Little Italy Association (LIA) is the only district management corporation of its kind in any Little Italy neighborhood in the United States. LIA deals with a variety of livability issues that range from sidewalk cleanliness to new building design review; from community schools to no-leash dog run parks. The Association pledges to advocate on behalf of its members’ best interests in the areas of public safety, beautification, promotion, and economic development while preserving the unique cultural resources that exist in the community.

Hornblower sails several vessels from San Diego’s scenic harbor, including an impressive antique yacht, a magnificent boat inspired by the design of historic steamships and one of the largest dining yachts on the west coast. No other event venues in this city offer such unique spaces, spectacular vistas, delectable cuisine and warm hospitality. And, no others better reflect the sun-soaked ambiance of this oceanfront community.

The San Diego Convention Center is located on sparkling San Diego Bay in the heart of a vibrant downtown. Abundant, flexible space and five-star service make the San Diego Convention Center the meeting planner's choice for hosting major conventions, trade shows, meetings and special events. From floor plans to pricing guides to policy details, there can never be too much information when planning a successful event. Success is in the details. Whether you are interested in booking the convention center or need recommendations on individual hotel properties, you've come to the right place for planning a perfect event from start to finish. We call it "one-stop shopping" and you'll only find it in San Diego.

Beautiful scenic area a short drive south with high sheer cliffs.

Tide Pooling in San Diego is best is at Scripps Pier in La Jolla. Another area can be found before you reach Cabrillo Monument, on the west side. It is best to go a little while before low tide.

2 3/4 miles from the South Jetty to Crystal Pier. You can walk, jog, roller blade, bike ride, skateboard, and people watch.

The historic amusement park has the famous Giant Dipper roller coaster, bungie trampolines, the human gyroscope, Virtual Reality, and other rides and games.

Visit Pala, Southern California's Most Spectacular Playground™ . With 2,292 state-of-the-art slot machines, 87 table games, eight great restaurants, two lounges with live entertainment daily, and a 2,000 seat Pala Events Center there's always something fun to do at Pala. It's like Las Vegas right in your own backyard! With all the action, entertainment and great food that Pala has to offer it's easy to forget that sometimes you just need to relax. Pala's beautiful four-diamond accommodations are the perfect end to the perfect day. All 507 of our deluxe rooms and suites are beautifully appointed with world class amenities that include mini-bars, 27", 32" and 36" televisions , high speed internet access and bathrooms so luxurious you'll think you're in your own private retreat. So when it's time to unwind, get away and enjoy Pala comfort.

Pechanga Resort & Casino is a Native American Casino in Temecula, California and is open daily 24 hours. The casino's 188,000 square foot gaming space features 4,900 gaming machines and 212 table and poker games. The property has eight restaurants, three bars and a hotel with 522 rooms.

Harrah's delivers heart-pounding thrills and entertainment on its casino floor as player after player strikes it big. With more than 1,600 slots, 100 Bingo machines and 50 gaming tables, the casino also offers original games like Volcanic Roulette Bingo and Rincon Craps. Enjoy the sizzle of Vegas in San Diego!

This card-playing casino is for folks who remember the Rat Pack of old with Frank Sinatra, Sammy Davis Jr., Joey Bishop and Peter Lawford. Huge murals of the original pack line the walls of this casino where locals gather to play card games of chance including Pan, Pai Gow, Blackjack and Poker. Live entertainment is provided in the Rat Pack Lounge on Wednesday through Sunday evenings. Dinner is served nightly with retro-flair. Some typical entrees include grilled pork chops, Veal Oscar and Filet Mignon. A full bar is available.

Steeped in a rich tradition of golf legends past, Riverwalk Golf Club offers a classic golfing experience like no other. Formerly known as the Stardust Country Club, the course entertained a myriad of golf's legends while hosting the PGA tour during the 50s and 60s. Now, golfers will once again be treated to the challenge and drama of the original course at the newly reborn Riverwalk.

Blending beautifully with the natural landscape of San Diego's rolling foothills is Barona Creek Golf Club. Ranked 5th best public-access course in California and 5th best resort golf course in California by Golfweek, Barona Creek Golf Club offers one of California's most inviting golf experiences. But don't let the gorgeous setting lull you from focusing on your game, because this challenging course is as tough as the rugged terrain that surrounds it.

Relaxing, family friendly resort with 174 rooms, oversized guestrooms, most with golf course views, 18 hole golf course, large fitness center, two large pools and restaurants. The resort is an excellent value with 18 holes of golf, short game practice area and pro-shop. Both golf and tennis lessons available by professionals. A casual atmosphere.

Designed by Arnold Palmer, the 18-hole, 7,007-yard, par-72 course is sculpted around the natural coastal topography – with water hazards positioned as visual extensions of the nearby lagoon. The club includes a lavish two-storey Spanish-colonial clubhouse with the Argyle Steakhouse and a complete golf shop.

The golf courses at La Costa, Southern California's only Gold Medal Golf Resort, are amongst the most storied in California, boasting a rich tournament history and a cadre of prominent guests, ranging from the best professional golfers in the world, to prominent politicians, Hollywood celebrities and legendary sports heroes. La Costa's tee sheets read like a who's who: Jack Nicklaus, Gary Player, Phil Mickelson, Tiger Woods and more. Almost 50 years after their inception, our two courses now offer the modern player new challenges while reintroducing this championship-caliber golf destination to world-class standards.

Scenic Mission Bay Golf Course and Practice Center, designed by Ted Robinson, former president of the American Society of Golf Course Architects, proudly opened its gates May 27, 1955 as a nine hole course. In the early 1960’s Robinson designed what is now the 18-hole executive course. The 18-hole executive course, measuring 2,719 yards, sits on 46 acres in the heart of the City. It is the only golf course in San Diego with night lighting.

Torrey Pines has long been recognized as one of the nation's premier municipal golf facilities. Often referred to as a "golfer's paradise", the Championship North and South courses provide views of the Pacific Ocean to the west. Fog, rain and wind often sweep the seaside courses, testing even the most seasoned players skill. The course takes its name from the indigenous Torrey Pine which is native to the area and to Santa Rosa Island. The tree is distinguished by having clusters of five pine needles.

Coronado's two naval bases sandwich the village of Coronado and are an integral part of daily life in Coronado. This web resource is a very complete listing of the two bases, as well as a number of smaller commands, all of which fall under one commanding officer.

Navy Lodge San Diego is conveniently located to family resources such as: Personnel Support Detachment (PSD), Housing Office, Commissary, Navy Exchange, and MWR. Some of the Installation activities include Bowling, Gym, Golf / Tennis courts, Swimming Pool, and Movie Theater.

The Navy-Marine Corps Relief Society is a nonprofit, charitable organization that provides financial, educational, and other assistance to members of the Naval Services of the United States, and their eligible family members and survivors, when in need.

Dedicated to enhancing the quality of life for all military members and their families, single Sailors, reservist, and retirees by providing support in a wide variety of areas including duty station relocation, deployment readiness, career transitions, financial management, family support and employment.

NOSC is always willing to take your donations. If we are not able to put your items to good use, we will pass them along to other military charities. For instance, if you donate food that we cannot use, we will donate the food to the Ombudsmen Food Locker.

Located along the scenic Silver Strand Highway just south of NAB, Fiddler's Cove offers kayak, canoe, sail and power boat rentals for a unique San Diego-style adventure. The marina is located off-base and is open to active duty, retirees, DoD civilians and civilian guests without ids when accompanied by an eligible sponsor.

The Navy Yacht Club is located at Fiddler's Cove Marina, on the Silver Strand, next to Strand Navy Housing. Navy Yacht Club membership is open to all Active Duty and Retired military personnel (and their dependents), DOD employees, US Coast Guard, and Military Active Reserve personnel.

The Automated Housing Referral Network (AHRN.com) is sponsored by the Department of Defense and all Service Branches and is designed to improve the process of connecting military members and their families with available housing. Register Today! To learn more, click here.

TRICARE is the health care program for Uniformed Service members, retirees and their families worldwide.

The San Diego Council of the Navy League of the United States was founded in December of 1941, just after the Japanese attack on Pearl Harbor. Much of the energy and effort behind the council's creation came from Mouney C. Pfefferkorn, our first President and our current President Emeritus.

Today's Naval Special Warfare operators can trace their origins to the Scouts and Raiders, Naval Combat Demolition Units, Office of Strategic Services Operational Swimmers, Underwater Demolition Teams, and Motor Torpedo Boat Squadrons of World War II. While none of those early organizations have survived to present, their pioneering efforts in unconventional warfare are mirrored in the missions and professionalism of the present Naval Special Warfare warriors.