Carole King/James Taylor was awesome. The musician sounded…read morejust like James Taylor. I loved how they told a story about their lives. Musician's back in the day. Had it rough traveling in vans, eating poorly. And using drugs (lots of peer pressure).

This is a nice theater to see a show or concert. They have a nice parking area and the theater is…read morevery comfortable. The staff was extremely helpful and personable. I look forward to going back again.

Seriously such a great activity for both kids and adults. It's located on the 1st floor of the…read moreNorth County mall next to See's Candy and Old Navy and right below the Cheesecake Factory. It's a VR play store where they have individual stalls (about 8) each equipped with a screen, one VR headset, and hand remotes. You can play by yourself or join someone else's game in the other stalls. There's a 100 different games to choose from. There are also 2 virtual driving stations. Due to the complexity of using the remotes, I'd say these activities are best suited for 7-8 year olds and above. They also do birthday packages which I'm sure are popular among the kids. The owner Jordan is awesome. He is super friendly and helpful. I don't know how he does it but he is able to manage all 8 individual stalls and troubleshoot for each person right away. You pay every 30 min. They offer happy hour which is half off Monday-Thursday from 5pm to close. So we paid $10 for 30 mins for each stall which was a good deal. They also have a punch card so the more you play, the more free play time you can earn. My kids are already asking to go back lol :p we shall return soon for more fun!

We've been to 2 birthday parties here. The kids had fun. Located at the entrance near Target and…read moreimmediately on the left when you first walk in. The meeting area is in front but there's only 1 small couch, a coffee table, and maybe 2 folding chairs. There was a party ahead of ours so they were finishing up cake/food on the couch/table while we stood around after our start time and also ate a bit. The host was able to put their food in the ledge but could be improved by separating the areas or having more tables/seating (that aren't counter height off to the side). I imagine they were cleaning off the equipment/controllers after the previous party, as they had cake, and before our party. There are plenty of different games to enjoy and switch off even for numerous kids. The staff were friendly and helpful. Another option for kids' birthday parties these days :)

After taking a 6 year break from dance to have my little ones, I was searching for a well…read moreestablished studio that was welcoming and warm, and that is truly the experience I had from the first encounter. Everyone not only the Ra'atiras but even other dancers and moms welcomed me with hugs and warm smiles. I love that the classes are always fun, challenging, and encourage you to push yourself to do your best. The level of instruction, culture and creativity is amazing I look forward to dancing each week! My daughter decided to try out the Merahi class (4-6yr) and she loved it the teachers are gentle but manage to teach proper dance terms, and give lots of compliments and encouragement. She loves it!

Very professional dance studio, full of joy and soooo clean! I had the opportunity to attend some…read moreclasses and let me tell you...hips don't lie and that is an intense workout mixing grace with balance with strengh. I loved it and fully recommend. Since the moment you step into the dancing room you noticed is very well managed and the owner cares about the dancers and the students. Maybe people go frequently, others just pay as they go. Also I felt very included even though I am far from belong to any Polynesian island and my inability to flex that much. Be aware you will dance barefoot and also you have to wear your hair up. A cute short pareo is a must and they can lend you one there.

Amazing time as always. A great chance to go back in time. Most people do dress up but come as you…read moreare. Tons of things to do like joisting demonstrations, archery, mock battles, food, drink, the Queens Quest for kids and older. Plenty of stands to check out too. You can visit different guilds and learn about the history. Come with little things to barter and an adventurous spirit. Parking can be rough and sometimes there is a line and some disorganization getting into the event but despite that, we will be back.

This was my second time coming to the Renaissance fair, the first time was many years ago…read morepre-covid. We came early so there was plenty of parking still, but it can be hard navigating with all of the people trying to get in and out. Next time I think I will park in the church and take the shuttle bus and see if that is better. I like that this Renaissance Fair is big but not too big. Sometimes too big can get overwhelming, and you don't get to see everything. This one is a really good size and there are a lot of things to see and do, and tons of vendors. I will say a lot of the booths were very expensive for their Wares. However I don't have much to compare it to, so this may be standard for Renaissance Fair merchants and goods. I will say I have seen some very beautiful items, some of which definitely look like they have put a lot of work into. There were several places inside for food, and surprisingly the prices weren't extremely terrible, and the food was pretty good. I had Carnitas fries, and fried zucchini, both of which were pretty good. I loved seeing everyone dressed up, and putting so much effort into these elaborate costumes. There are activities and entertainment as well. The actors really get into character, and we got to see the procession with the queen in tow. Since it was my first time I didn't do a lot of the activities, but they did have some games, archery, Etc. We did stop inside the Beer Garden, which had some entertainment that was very funny. It definitely was more adult-oriented in there, which makes sense. They had people singing funny songs, and they held two contests while we were there, one for the men and one for the women. We were there for several hours, and if you do a lot of the activities I could see you easily spending the whole day here. It's a lot of walking so we're comfortable shoes. I enjoyed myself, and think I would do this again, as be participate in more of the activities.

Had such a fun experience at San Diego VR! I met the owner, Ashwini, and GM, Mel, and both were so…read morewelcoming. My boyfriend and I tried the Space Marines Zero Latency VR, and it was SO much fun and packed with action. I had never done VR before, and this definitely set the bar high! We also tried the Terminator VR and a cooking VR experience, and there were so many other games to choose from. The facility has tons of parking and would be such a fun spot for birthdays, bachelor/bachelorette parties, work events, or a night out with friends. They even offer mobile VR for events! I do recommend taking motion sickness medicine before playing if you are sensitive to motion movement. We had an amazing time and will definitely be bringing our friends back. Highly recommend!

Wife and I were in the area and we just did a walk-in Pretty…read moremuch just told the people working there what kind of games, genre and difficulty we liked and we got a really selection of options. We weren't with the pirates one since you can select a class with unique abilities. It was fun and the game masters were really helpful with the choice. We almost paid for a back to back session but was hungry so ended up wrapping up with just the one session. Really fun!

we went here back in june and im just leaving the review now! i didn't think this was gonna be as…read moregood as SF but it was much nicer! What an amazing fun night with friends who came to visit and surprised me with these awesome tix. The Rady Shell is such a great place! . We loved every bit of it and i love the symphony when i get to go! i think a few of us are going to see a concert here in September but i can't remember who it is we're seeing! i'm sure it'll be just as much fun! Def recommend Rady's Shell and the SD Symphony!

It is an exhilarating experience just being in this beautiful, renovated venue. Add to that a…read moreworld class orchestra showing more versatility each season. We attended a symphonic rendition of the academy award winning animation , the movie Flow . Such an intriguing idea. I bought tickets for my family the first day they went on sale . Performance , ambience and a second run through the movie for us did not disappoint . We were especially impressed with the age range, from very young to much older attendees. I suggest checking out the symphony's upcoming offerings . Something for everyone with a welcome inclusion of offerings which youngsters , hipsters and oldsters alike will thoroughly enjoy .

Back again for the 2023 Edition…read more More people and vendors! Lots to do and see for free or for cheap. Be sure to try all the options that are here. This time around, I tried Becca's Treats! So you all next year.

This is the first year I've gone to the PQ Fiesta and it certainly didn't disappoint. What was…read morespecial about this year is that it's the first year that there was a street parade. The first year obviously has it's hitches, but for the most part, everything ran smoothly. The parade started at Mt. Carmel High School and went for a mile, ending by the shopping Vons/Rite Aid shopping center. The traffic in the area was horrible, but SDPD did it's best to maneuver and direct cars accordingly. Definitely the potential to have more participants in next years parade. I walked with my fiancee's group in the parade representing Councilmember Cate. We waved and handing out lollipops and info on city information to onlookers of the parade. Very well received. The parade was 1 mile long and we walked the route. It was cool seeing all the PQ residents come out and support! At the end we walked through the booths, and surprisingly the there were over 100+ booths to look. My fiancee had a booth by the stage so we hung out there before the program at the stage started. Volunteer organizations and kids got awards for their outstanding community service. So cool they all got recognized on stage for their community contributions. Tons of booth with food, community organizations, rides, info booths - all worthwhile to come and visit this fiesta. I can only imagine it'll only get bigger! Kudos PQ for having a great event!

Great little museum well run by very dedicated volunteers that are also super welcoming to locals…read moreand tourists visiting the winery. It used to be located inside the same premises, but in a small barrack and now occupies the place of 2 former boutiques together. The museum is impeccable clean and neat, and you can read and observe pictures of the history of this great neighborhood village type called Rancho Bernardo. From the Kumeyay native Americans to the Spaniards, Mexicans and different conquests until what is today, the visitor can know it all. Many cultures have populated this area in the past couple of centuries, so RB is more than the sleepy village next to Lake Hodges that curiously belongs to San Diego instead of be on its own, as Poway or other similar country looking places. Free entrance, lots of parking at the entrance of the winery, you can get even a poster depicting some photos of the before and after of certain landmarks and also you can buy some postcards and help this museum thrive. Well done!

This has got to be the world's tiniest museum. It's so cute! Just one room off to the side of the…read moreRancho Bernardo shopping area. The displays are set up very well and the photography is excellent. But what makes the visit is the guy working there who gave us probably the most comprehensive regional history lesson I've ever gotten. I can't remember his name -- I want to say Ralph? -- but he was a lot of fun. It's free to come in and poke around, but you can leave a donation if you'd like.