The bus gateway to Birdrock and La Jolla. Wanna hit the La Jolla Brew Co? Just a 10 minute ride for…read more$2.25. Bring exact change though and if it's prime time, it's time to stand up!

I use this company a lot ! They're always on time and their service is incomparable. I first used…read morethem for a wine tour to Temecula. We've never been there before so they suggested wineries and even provided 1/2 off coupons for wine tastings. The limo was clean and a newer model and the driver was very nice. The AC was also cold as ice ! We heard other parties complaining about their limo being hot and not having ice. We had to turn our ac down because we were getting cold ! Lol Our 10th anniversary is coming up in November and we will definitely be using them for that. Tim is the best driver we've ever had !

This is my first time writing a review for anybody, but the service was excellent and on time from…read morestart to finish. Thank you for a great time and an awesome day. I will be using Certified Limousine again.

Went on this tour out of a special request and gift for the boyfriend. First of all, we were late!…read moreWe got to the Coyote Cafe about 10-15 minutes and we thought they had left since we didn't see anyone, so we decided to get something to eat in the area. We get call from the company, nicely asking if we were still going to participate, we said yes and they politely waited for us!!! How awesome is that!?!!?! We started off the tour at the Whaley House - f'ing creepy - and upon leaving the doorsteps, we were greeted by our tour guide and a limo! The limo ride was smooth and the drinks in the limo were complementary. We drove to Downtown, learned haunted history about the Stingaree DISTRICT - not the club, the Grand Horton Hotel, and the Horton Theater. Jumped back in our ride and rode down to the Hotel Del, then back up to Old Town to see the oldest graveyard in SD. Overall the tour, the experience, the customer service, the history was all amazing and I learned a lot. The boyfriend was heavily satisfied and I'm glad he liked it. The price of the tour is a tad much, but it's not dreadful. I highly recommend this to anyone who interested in history, creepy stuff or if you're bored. Oh! Our tour guide Magnus was amazing! He was very informative, friendly, entertaining, and he never broke out of character. Even with all the drunks passing by us in downtown, he never broke - SUPER!

This tour was fantastic! The best one I've ever taken and I've been on ones in new Orleans,…read moreSavannah, and charleston. The value is great what with the admission to the two sites that cost money (the whaley house and star of India), the length of the tour, the limo ride, and beer all being included in the tour price. It is important to note that The Whaley house is normally $6 for a SELF guided tour. One of the docents gave us the tour, we got a couple of really interesting pictures! My mom is a skeptic and a hobby photographer with a pretty nice camera. She was very suprised at the way some of the pictures turned out. I'll try to upload the best one. My dad also had an interesting experience; on the stairs he thought he touched someones hand and when he turned around to say excuse me no one was there! Be sure to take lots of pictures at this location. The limo ride was fun; if you find it awkward have a few beers! Alcohol is, afterall, the great social lubricant. Ours was a hummer stretch although I think they use different ones everytime. The beer is bud light and they also have a decanter of rum and vodka. Magnus was our guide and he was excellent. He told the stories without being TOO theatrical (which I think ruins the reality of the tour) and even helped spark up some discussions in the limo about ghosts and our beliefs. Be sure to bring money for a good tip! The other sites we visited were the star of India, del Coronado, the outside of the horton hotel, and the cemetery in old town. We also got some interesting pictures with orbs at the cemetery. My mom was very surprised since they didn't show up in all the night pictures and her lens usually filters out dust or other particles. The orbs also only appeared behind the wall where magnus said about 13 people were buried purposely outside the cemetery. Spooky. Do this tour if you're a history buff, are interested in the paranormal, or if you're just looking for a good story! Two thumbs way up.

We used Amazing Limo for a wine tour in temecula last September. It was my cousin's birthday and we…read morewanted to have a great time. Francisco was very courteous and knowledgeable about the area and he took us to the best/most popular wineries. The limo was fully equipped and comfortable. The only down side was that the limo only sits 6 people comfortably but you can squeeze in 8 if you'd want to. We had such a good time! I strongly recommend it, great service and luxury without the high prices. Cristian

My boyfriend and I recently went on an Appeteasers tour in North Park. We bought Living Social…read moredeals in February and time was running out to use the vouchers so we booked the first opening we saw. While we would have preferred Gaslamp to North Park, we now have a reason to go back too! We started the tour at True North, a neighborhood bar by day and nightclub by night. After getting checked in, name tagged and "leied," we settled in at the bar. The owner of True North soon brought us a sample of the Burner Burger and tater tots. They also offered us $3 drink specials and we let the drinking commence! After about half an hour, our group convened on the back patio for a quick run-down of the days' festivities by our friendly tour guides. Then it was on to the next location... We visited Casa de Luz, a vegan restaurant a couple blocks down the road. While I'm not a fan of vegan fair, I did enjoy the fresh, clean look of the spacious restaurant. The macadamia cheese stuffed mushroom, while not up my alley, was a creative food choice for the sample. Our next stop was Sipz, a vegetarian, Asian-inspired restaurant. Had I not been a couple drinks into my day, I may have heard the vegetarian part and realized that the "chicken" and "beef" were not real meat. But in my slightly tipsy state, I tried the fake meat and found it to be surprisingly realistic. Kudos to Sipz and Appeteasers for getting me to try something new. :) El Comal, a family-run Mexican restaurant about a block off the beaten path, was by far my favorite stop on the tour. The potato and cheese empanada was incredible and the $3 margarita was the smoothest, freshest drink that I have ever tasted. The final stop on our 4-hour tour was Wang's, a modern Asian restaurant with a beautifully decorated dining room. All in all, I'd say the event was a success. I'll definitely look into getting a group of friends to go next time as I can only imagine that a group atmosphere would add to the festivities. The Appeteasers crew mentioned that they're working on starting more neighborhood restaurant crawls, such as Hillcrest and La Jolla, and I'll be keeping my eyes out for more info!

My husband and I took the Appeteasers tour in PB yesterday after getting a deal on Living Social…read more The guide was amazing but the tour left much to be desired. We went to 5 locations and only 3 (2 of which were different parts of the same building) served food. Location 1- Fred's Mexican Cafe. We got mardigras beads and a wrist band when we arrived and were shown where the other 15 or so of us were sitting. The restaurant was really cute and we got 1 single Chicken Chingaderas, Fred's original Mexican Egg Roll, and it was good but a very small portion. Luckily they had free chips and salsa. The drink specials were $5 strawberry or regular margarita's and they were tasty. The manager came out and talked about his restaurant and his other locations. We were there for about an hr which seemed long when you only have 1 little bite to eat. Location 2- the bar that is a part of Fred's called the Typhoon Saloon. We got 2 appetizers here 1 slider and decent size sample of their sweet potato tater tots. I do not eat red meat so they made me a chicken slider which was very nice. They place had beer pong tables and a night club inside. The food was great and one person from every group got free VIP to the club for a year. Drink special's were $3 Coors Light or Miller Light draft. We were notified at this club that our next location was a pub that did not serve food. Location 3 - Brewley's Pint. We got here and their small glasses of draft were $3 and the large glasses were $5. I think this was the price everyone off the street got. There was no food, other than the free popcorn in the back. I asked the guide why an appiteasers tour went to a pun without food and he said that 2 of the restaurants backed out on him last minute. He seemed very upset and sorry that this had happened. He told us he was quitting appateasers and this was his last tour. He said restaurants in the area could not see the value of his group bringing in 15-50 new customers through their doors and so they could see the location and get a taste of their food. This is nuts. Restaurants spend thousands on advertising to try and get people through their doors and here is a chance to get a bunch of people in to taste their food. They complain about giving a tiny sample? Everyone in the group got drinks and paid too much in my opinion so they make their money back, Oh well.... Location 4 - Cabo Cantina. This location was HOT (very warm) and they had a great sample of a full Sunset Roll. They were delicious and the drinks were their regular buy 1 get 1 free (same drink). We got the Cancun margarita($8) and it was DISGUSTING! One sip and it made me feel ill. They also make a very big fuss about moving stools. There was a group of 5 girls in our tour that wanted to sit together and the host kept taking away one of the chairs they brought over and said that one of them had to stand. There was still room if they had been allowed the extra chair for people to go by and the other chair was not needed by other patrons. It was very strange. Location 5- Sinbad Cafe and Hookah Bar. This last location did not have food either but did offer 3 large hookahs for the group to share for free. The flavors were peach, sex on the beach and fruit roll up. We left right away as we were hungry. Overall the group leader was super nice and fun so they got 2 stars. I think restaurants have to realize the opportunity they have here. They should be giving us menus at each location so we can see what they serve and prices, they should also be giving us coupons to come back. Normally these tours are $30 per person. I would have been really pissed if I had paid the full price for this tour as we probably got about $10, if that, worth of food and the drink specials were not special. I do not recommend this tour, at least the one in PB

Excellent place to stay while visiting San Diego. Across the…read morestreet from Sail Bay , walking distance to restaurants and bars . Great communication from hosts , everything you need to know it's in their very detailed listing.

I had the pleasure of spending a weekend with my girlfriends at Bluhaus in San Diego. What a…read morewonderful space and location! From the moment you enter the property you feel welcome. Thought and consideration has gone into every aspect of the space. From the beautiful styling (keeping with the Blue theme) to the amenities (fans in each room, a curling iron available in the bathroom-lifesaver!, a Keurig machine for morning coffee with fully stocked supplies) to explicit instructions posted throughout so there is no confusion (labels on all the cupboards to explain what is on offer). Not to mention the proximity to the beach-BLISS! It's the perfect jumping off point to visit all areas of San Diego. I highly recommend a stay in this beautifully styled, relaxing apartment, you will be glad you did!

It was great visiting San Diego with Atakin walking with us and share his love of food and SD…read more Such a sweet guy. My favorite food was that local Mussel cooked with Chorizo in beer. I'll tell ya... I am not big on Mussels, but this dish was a huge hit for me. The tour was informative and fun. All the stops were wonderful and of course, the food was amazing... Did I mention... we we were so full by 3/4 of the our. It was like walking my my local little brother. Thanks.. We will recommend those who visit San Diego to out Munchin's.

10/10 Recommend! We were guided our group through Old Town San Diego by walking the streets with 6…read moredifferent stops! Atakin is the guide and also the owner of the business so he really knows his stuff! He walked us through the history of every stop and about the town as a whole. Private tours are such a unique experience that allows us to ask questions and get the perspective of a local. My family booked the little Italy private walking tour and had a great time with kids included. It lasted about 3 hours but we stayed in the area longer because it was so beautiful! 'm a SoCal native and I still learned and tried so much! The food was amazing from each place.

Mike Soski did a wonderful job in getting my large group of family members to and from the airport…read morein San Diego. He was absolutely professional in every aspect. At no time did I witness him driving erratically or like a maniac. He was spot on with every aspect of his services.

This guy drives like a maniac, he has no respect for other drivers on the road, you would expect…read moremore from someone who represent a Limo Company, he is more of cab driver and even cab drivers have more respect for other drivers. I don't recommend him for your own safety.