The Normal Heights vegetarian restaurant, Jyoti-Bihanga, may have an unusual name, but it’s one worth remembering. For students craving a more wholesome dining experience, this is the place to be. While the restaurant specializes in vegetarian cuisine, meat-eaters and vegetarians alike will relish in a mouth-watering menu of healthy and meat-free, yet satisfying options.
Beer. It can be the remedy to a long stressful day or the perfect addition to any meal.
Some may think they are eating healthily, while, in reality, the hustle and bustle of on-campus mealtimes can become a war zone for those oblivious to the difference between healthy and unhealthy meals.
Snooze, an A.M. Eatery is anything but snooze-worthy. If the vibrant, retro-themed interior — complete with sky-high ceilings and an all-glass front wall — isn’t enough to awaken night owls, the restaurant’s one-of-a-kind, organic Guatemalan coffee and sprightly staff ought to do the trick.
Ever had a craving for sushi in the middle of studying, or while going to class? As untimely as they may be, some cravings just won’t go away.
It’s that time of year again. As the weather cools, the promise of winter break approaches. However, with that assurance comes the looming cloud of finals.
It is hard to imagine life beyond the walls of Trujillo’s and the heavenly creation of the Sigma Pi burrito, but San Diego is bursting with after-hour restaurants and food stands to satisfy dangerous intoxicated munchies.
In a perfect world, shopping for healthy and balanced food products would be simple.
It’s not common to find anything notable flanked by a liquor store and a gas station. However, between a liquor store and a gas station is exactly where curious diners will find one of Pacific Beach’s hidden treasures.
What’s not to like: flirtatious waitresses in fishnets, sultry live music, spacious leather booths and cocktails called Kentucky Tramp and another that makes an obvious gonorrhea reference?
Italian-food lovers don’t have to go far to find a worthwhile Italian restaurant in San Diego.
Somewhere on the fringes of North Park to the east sits a small bar on El Cajon Boulevard hosting the best non-widely known music this side of Interstate 805.
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