We here for the Edgar Allen Poe speakeasy. Fun event. I would come for any theatre showing as…read moreit's a cute small venue with a little snack bar and regular bar with beer & wines

Took my kid to see kpop n what a scam /joke... 1st hour nothing but Korean music not appropriate…read morefor young kids, doing booty shaking with 2 songs even had swear words. Saw a lady trying to talk to the manager and he was completely rude to her and laughed and walked off. Saw many other people get up and leave should get your money back. I ended up staying and literally only the last 20 min was the kpop songs after the intermission. Don't waste your money and I will not being going back to see how the manager treats paying customers. Plus it's very run down, dirty, snack bar was disgusting, hot dogs looked under cooked and rubberized order a popcorn and a young kid basically spilled half the popcorn on the counter. Save you money.

PV is just the best! Friendly, casual, and world class course conditioning. And the restaurant is…read morealso great... shrimp cobbler is to die for, thanks Travis!

An unbelievably beautiful setting, excellent course and course care. It is a truly special place to…read moreplay and get away

This VFW Post is family friendly, inviting and has great drink prices! They are the smallest post…read morethat does the most!!

They a special STEAK night for anyone who wants to cook their own steak with the fixings…read more $20.00. Plate All proceeds go to VFW Post 4089

Came today to see their Tractor Show with my son. He is 1.5 years old and obsessed with tractors. A…read morelot of old machinery outdoors. A bit of a steep price of $10 to get in. We went to the farmhouse and saw cookies being offered but I seemed to have offended these ladies when I asked if any of their items had peanuts because of my son having a peanut allergy. It was a simple question but they were so mean about it. Not too sure if I'll come visit again. It was quite a drive and the volunteers at the farmhouse definitely rubbed me the wrong way about my food allergy question.

Located on the outskirts of Vista, on a giant piece of land you will find the AGSEM…read more There is a huge parking lot, and after a rain storm it will be muddy and have potholes, so go slow, be careful. Park and make your way over to the visitor center / gift shop (across from the barn) and pay your entry free or buy the membership pass which comes with 1 year membership, 4 guest passes, etc. The place is pretty large, and if you move quickly, don't talk to anyone, and breeze through the exhibits, and items you can get through in 60-90 minutes. If you have time, and are there on a Saturday, there are lectures and exhibits that are open, like the model train, blacksmith, weavers, etc. Sometimes the place is rented out for special events, and sometimes they have special days like the Antique Engine and Tractor Show. The place is huge and run by many volunteers, and not many docents walking around so grab a map and go explore. Definitely plenty of old, vintage, rusted items including steam engines, tractors, cars, signs, gas pumps, etc. The model train exhibit has been a work in progress for over 15 years, but is 1/164 scale of the donner pass area and they just started building a new section that will be a work in progress for many years.

These are probably the best courts to play at in North county San Diego…read more This place offers luxury courts with general admission pricing. I have played here a few times and each time the experience has gotten better and better. Everything from the lights, The court surface, and the viewing deck are top notch. You can tell that no detail has been spared in making these courts. The lights have a fast refresh rate, and basically make it as bright as day when you are playing at night. The court area is very large, and honestly it used to be a little annoying to chase down all the balls, but the owner recently set up little blockers which have cut down the ball chasing time immensely. The owner is a super cool guy and a veteran. So he is very military friendly. He's also a Selkirk rep, so hit him up for everything selkirk There's also adequate parking and I have seen up to 20 cars parked in the dirt lot next to the courts no problem. I've heard the owner is in the process of putting in an additional court, and when that happens I can't think of a better place to hold an 8 person round robin or mini tournament! Rates go for $20 an hour for court rentals and $40 an hour for private drilling/lessons. Hard to beat that!

I have played 3 times now at The Bill and each time, it's been an amazing experience. The court is…read moreperfect with lots of space around it. A second court is currently being added. Jimmy is always around to make sure things go smoothly & he's a terrific instructor if you need a drill partner. The seating area/deck is tastefully decorated and is in the perfect spot to observe play on the court. The Bill also offers a cold plunge which is invigorating & perfect for sport recovery. I cannot say enough about this little slice of paradise that Jimmy has created in Fallbrook. We hope to spend many more days at The Bill improving our pickleball game & cold plunging! 5 STARS all the way!

I was looking for new pumpkin patches to visit this year, and this one popped up on my IG feed…read more Since it was only about an hour away from San Diego, I decided to take a little drive and listen to spooky stories along the way! Admission to the pumpkin patch was free, and so was parking, so you really can't beat that. I went right when they opened on the weekend to beat the crowd, and it was totally worth it. The staff were so nice and welcoming, and the whole atmosphere was super relaxed and family-friendly. The pumpkin patch itself was adorable and had tons of pumpkins to choose from. There is ample room for the children to run around. There was also face painting for them as well. They also had a few local vendors selling treats. I grabbed some salty popcorn and kettle corn (both delicious!) and treated myself to a red sangria that was just as good. Overall, I had a lot of fun here, and it was definitely worth the drive. I wouldn't mind coming back, maybe next time in the evening to enjoy the sunset vibes. I also learned that this winery turns their pumpkin patch into a tree farm for the winter season, so I'm hoping when that happens, they'll have their hard cider available for purchase!

We chose The Vineyard 1924 for our recent Wedding Celebration. I had been an occasional guest a…read morefew years back when I used to live in the area, and always loved the ambiance. We had to plan this event from 3000 miles away, and they were incredibly helpful and courteous. They helped us find a great wedding coordinator, DJ, food vendor, and wine selection. On the day of the event, The Vineyard performed perfectly. I got a ton of compliments and I'm pretty sure our local guests will become regular patrons. The entire process was magical, and we can't thank the entire staff of the Vineyard enough. We will always be big fans and can't recommend them any more highly. This is a very special place.

This faire is kid friendly- lots of vendors have kids activities at their booths (making art with…read moreleaves, games, etc). The Cystic Fibrosis group was awesome. They had a little cotton candy cart and were taking donations in exchange for jolly rancher made cotton candy. They were super sweet too! Make sure you stop by and donate. All the little shops on Main Street were open. Including the candy shop where you can get avocado fudge. The dark chocolate avocado fudge is vegan friendly. There were some food vendors and the kettle corn popcorn is amazing but cash only. Lots of other vendors are selling clothes, marinades, soaps, jewelry, sauces, etc. Dog friendly and family friendly.

Lake San Marcos Dance Group holds its monthly event in the pavilion of the Lake San Marcos…read moreConference Center, usually on 4th Sunday of the month, from 2 to 5PM to live music of the excellent Society Boys trio (this is a much-reduced version of the top-notch High Society Jazz Band). The venue is good: a gorgeous view of the lake and marina, high ceiling with a working air conditioner, nice tables, plenty of seating. The wooden dance floor is of an OK quality and is smallish (good for 6 couples or so, above this number leading gets interesting). The rest of the room is covered by the quite danceable carpet, so there was no issue of the dance space during my visit. My good dance shoes work well everywhere. The music is a standard ballroom mix (swing, waltz, and cha-cha will get you covered for 90% of the tunes), if you are a swing dancer like me, be prepared to sit out about half of the songs. The crowd is 20-30 dancers, with good skills, mostly of the retirement age. Lots of people know each other, but the atmosphere is very friendly. There are more follows than leads, many people dance as couples - bringing one's own partner is thus highly recommended, especially for the followers. Cookies and water bottles are available for free, but bringing your own water is advised, as there were no bottles left by the end of the dance. Logistics: parking is ample and free. The place is somewhat far away from the major thoroughfares. Entrance fee is $20. Overall: if you leave in the North County and have your own dance partner, definitely worth a 10-30 minutes drive.