Horrible. Avoid at ALL COSTS. Basically a boat yard with a down-scale eating area (too much to…read morecall it a "restaurant") and a rowdy, uncontrolled, overserved, obnoxious bar. Drunken members and their guests. Stay away. Dangerous. One would expect that with a gate and dues, the Club would attract and retain a reliable, responsible, professional clientele and membership. That is NOT the case. Board is unresponsive and indifferent to low-class members, including those who would not pass a basic background check. Join elsewhere, not here. The view (which is nice, but not anything that you couldn't otherwise obtain from SeaWorld) is not worth the risk that you might be assaulted. STAY AWAY. Do NOT join.

We attended a celebration here, and it was lovely. The location is perfect, right in Mission Beach,…read moreoff of the Santa Clara parking lot. They have their own parking, which is a lifesaver in the summer. The club is definitely older in decor, but kept up well. Aside from the decor, the alcohol prices also transported me back in time. Drinks were about $5 each. Aside from our large party, there were many other members hosting small groups. They have a private beach area to get some sun, sand, and water. I miss living in MB!

We came here for pickleball and loved it! Our friend is a member and got us a reservation for an…read moreevening. Parking was super easy. The few pickleball courts are clean and there's also tennis with seating areas.

The yacht club is truly a beautiful place. On the inside, there are photos and memorabilia from…read moreSailing races and get together. The restaurant has just the perfect view of the marina and the food and drinks are also delicious. I had a mai tai, which is very strong, you gotta be ready for that lol. I also really enjoyed a cup of clam chowder and the fish and chips, highly recommend both of those things.

This review reflects the perspective of a swing dancer. Swing dance happens at Queen Bee's on…read moreTuesday evenings and consists of a lesson with a small dance party afterwards. The fee for the lesson and party is $15, for party only - $10. The announcement (https://www.queenbeessd.com/swign-dance) places the lesson at 6:30-7:30PM, the dance with DJ music is supposed to start at 7:30PM. On the day of my visit, the times were shifted by half an hour, so if you want to just dance, 8PM is the good time. The dance lesson by Mercedes Moore (yes, the great San Diego singer!) is excellent, most of the 20+ dancers appeared to be regulars and thus had accumulated significant amount of skill, yet due to small size of group, a true beginner should feel OK. Unlike most places in San Diego, this one has noticeably more leads (traditionally men) than follows (women), so this venue might be great for a true beginner follower. During the social party few more dancers appeared, but the group remained pretty small, and by 9PM it became hard to find a dance partner (the music was still going on). Some logistics: the free (street) parking is very limited. The best paid parking is across the street in a well-lit parking lot ($5 for two hours). The wooden floor is of OK quality, the seating is adequate for the small crowd. As always for small gatherings, bringing one's own dance partner is recommended, although on the day I have visited, it was easy for follows to find a lead. Overall: a true beginner follow should definitely check out this venue. An intermediate lead that wants just to dance, should consider bringing his own follower.

Queen Bee's definitely has character... and by character, I mean you can tell this place has been…read morearound for a minute. Came here for a wrestling event and the place was PACKED. No AC, shoulder-to-shoulder with everyone, and moving around felt like being in a battle royal before the matches even started. Parking...Well, it's North Park, so you already know that's part of the adventure. Expect to do a few laps and maybe say a quick prayer. That said, we made it happen and had a great time. The crowd brought the energy, the wrestling was entertaining, and honestly, the packed-out atmosphere made it feel like a big event. Just come prepared to sweat a little and earn your parking

Friendly staff, draft beer, clean facilities and lively music! A great local establishmentread more

This is a membership organization, ring the bell come on in and say hello. Great place to hang out…read morewith friends and meet new ones!

Fun place, great prices on drinks and they have some really great food. Chef is amazing. Public is…read morewelcome so don't be shy.

Very fun dive bar, veterans and civilian alike- very welcoming…read more $2 drinks specials Great chef - full meals for $15 Monday burgers Friday lunch and Sunday breakfast

I absolutely love the University Club. It is a private club and I am not a member, so I am really…read moreexcited when I get the chance to go. For several years, my husband's company had their annual award banquet there. It would always start out before sunset so that we had great views. Each side of the room offers a view of downtown and beyond. Then they would have a very professional staff passing appetizers and serving cocktails, and then a fancy dinner. Another time, my husband surprised me with a show at Symphony Hall downstairs, that included drinks and desserts at the University Club upstairs. It was beautiful and indulgent. More recently, a friend had given us tickets to Sunset Sips, a monthly themed-tasting. It was Spanish-themed when we went. They had vendors set up with various Spanish wines and liquors. They even included a couple of small appetizers to set off the them. A little over a week ago, a friend invited me to a San Diego Magazine party. It was a bit less "all inclusive" as the first cocktail was included, but after that it was a cash bar. They had some passed appetizers and a cold appetizer buffet. It was beautiful as always, had a DJ and some cute games, as well as a raffle. We were able to take a few photos before sunset. I cannot comment on the University Club membership, or any of the regular dining, as I have always come for a special event in the private event room. I hope I get invited back there soon!

If you enjoy dining with your (white) grandparents in a deathly silent mausoleum, this place is…read morefor you. I researched online and their membership is way down because downtown San Diego is dead. There are way better options if you're looking for a lively place to conduct business and network. Also, if you are a person of color, you most likely work here, NOT a member. This is still clearly mostly a club for old, white, powerful men. As a diverse woman of color, I did not feel welcome. In fact, I was DISINVITED to join. In writing. Nice views but is it worth the $750 initiation fee and monthly dues of $260 and up? (It is not. Lol. I found much better alternatives at a much lower price point without a one-year contract commitment.)

The best (and only) Kensington dive bar! The Ken Club is definitely one of my favorite local bars…read moreto see live music.

Attended a concert at Kensington club... Very friendly staff good drinks great local bar an…read moreexcellent place to see a concert if somebody like us playing there

Super cute visitor center next to the dog park. Delicious cappuccino with little pastries you can…read morebuy as well. There is a seating area as well. Will visit again

Love this coffee cart and the kind barista, with a big smile! Such a great place to get a coffee…read moreand turn around to watch all the cute doggies frolic around the park! It was a warm day, but I ordered a hot coffee, because the surrounding trees provided cool shade and a wonderful atmosphere to enjoy my beverage! Highly recommend!