Garrick Ramirez

1 month ago | timeout.com | Garrick Ramirez

Photograph: Courtesy Callie/Lucianna McIntoshPhotograph: Courtesy Callie/Lucianna McIntoshSan Diego’s best restaurants serve up freshly-caught seafood, authentic Mexican tacos, and produce straight from the farmMonday May 5 2025FacebookTwitterPinterestEmailWhatsAppContributor: Garrick RamirezAdvertisingVisitors usually come to San Diego expecting top-notch Mexican food, the best fish tacos they’ve ever tasted, and craft breweries and coffee shops on every corner.

Jul 11, 2024 | timeout.com | Garrick Ramirez |Clara Hogan |Michael Juliano |Alex Floyd-Douglass

Photograph: Michael Juliano for Time OutLe Petit Pali at 8th AvePhotograph: Michael Juliano for Time OutCozy up in a plush bed at one of the best hotels in Carmel-by-the-Sea and its inland cousin, Carmel ValleyThursday July 11 2024FacebookTwitterPinterestEmailWhatsAppContributors: Michael Juliano, Alex Floyd-Douglass & Camila KaralyteAdvertisingEnchanting Carmel-by-the-Sea exudes romance, from its cobblestone streets to its storybook architecture.

Jun 30, 2024 | newsbreak.com | Garrick Ramirez

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Jun 30, 2024 | sfstandard.com | Garrick Ramirez

Skip to main content This summer, when you need to restore your soul after election year drain or simply find an alternative to Wine Country's triple-digit temps, turn to the coast. From Big Sur to Mendocino, the scenery of SF's surrounding coastal towns is legendary, and a spate of new and renovated resorts offers added ways to rest and recreate. Here are five new ways to summer along the Northern California coast.

May 25, 2024 | sfstandard.com | Garrick Ramirez

Skip to main content When the glamping trend first took hold, an elevated night in nature usually meant a string of fairy lights, some s'more fixings, and a stylishly draped Hudson Bay blanket. Not anymore. It's been nearly a decade since the clunky portmanteau earned a spot in the Oxford English Dictionary, and since then, savvy outfitters have ditched the gimmicks for resort-worthy perks.