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  • Feb 14, 2025 | sandiegomagazine.com | Jeannine Boisse |Cole Novak

    Those of us who put “make new friends” on our 2025 resolutions list may have already realized that, as an adult, finding your people isn’t always easy. One nearly foolproof approach, though? Start with what you love. San Diego is chock-full of groups celebrating and exploring all sorts of interests, from beers and birds to walking and wellness. As soon as you find one that appeals, put yourself out there—head to a club meeting and say hi to a crowd that might contain your future bestie.

  • Sep 13, 2023 | whatnowsandiego.com | Jeannine Boisse |Television. Based

    San Diego Kabob Shack is working on its second South County restaurant. The popular Middle Eastern eatery has recently joined Eastlake Terraces shopping center in Chula Vista, replacing a former Pizza Hut location. Owner Said Hofiani tells What Now San Diego they jumped on the opportunity to expand in Chula Vista in a second-generation restaurant space.

  • Sep 13, 2023 | whatnowsandiego.com | Jeannine Boisse |Television. Based

    Set your alarm clocks because a new breakfast spot is headed to Vista soon. Brunch Point is expected to debut in Vista’s Palomar Park shopping center. Owner Brian Song tells What Now San Diego this is the debut location of Brunch Point but they look forward to expanding the concept in the future. Song and partners also own Hoorah Cafe & Bar in Rancho Bernardo.

  • Sep 12, 2023 | whatnowsandiego.com | Jeannine Boisse |Television. Based

    Nibble Chocolate announced via social media that they have the keys in hand to their new factory space. A recent permit filing places the handcrafted chocolate company in its new digs in Pacific Beach. Established in 2013 by founders David and Sandra Mejia, Nibble Chocolate is handcrafted in small batches from single-origin organic cocoa beans.

  • Sep 11, 2023 | whatnowsandiego.com | Jeannine Boisse |Television. Based

    Earlier this summer, Juice It Up! announced it signed a multi-unit development agreement with a Southern California-based group to grow the brand in San Diego. According to a recent permit filing, the juice chain will place its next storefront at the base of the Hanover residential tower on the edge of Downtown and Little Italy. Franchisee Joe Harry and his group HGW Capital LLC holds the exclusive rights to grow Juice It Up! in the San Diego market.

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