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Thursday, April 11, 2013

Games and Cigars at Habanos Lounge in San Diego



As you put your last club into the golf bag and drive the cart back to the club house you and your party decide to get a quick night cap and socialize before heading home. You played a great game of golf and want to make the losers pay up on their debts. Armed with the knowledge that paying a debt today is worth more than paying a debt tomorrow you use friendly jostling to encourage the losing party to buy a round of drinks at Habanos lounge.  Life is about great company and great friends!

Nothing like a strong stogie and a sip of whiskey to brighten the early Californian evening. Cigars and spirits are the main offerings at Habanos Lounge in San Diego. If you are not interesting in alcoholic beverages, you may want to opt for a specialty coffee. Located conveniently right off I-5 and I-8 highways and a few miles between Sam Snead All American Golf Course, Mission Bay Park and Balboa park you find the establishment as a convenient location  to meet up after events. 

Their menu includes Paninis (sandwiches) served with pasta salad, potato salad, or garden salad for $7.99. They also offer an assortment of pita pizzas, wings, salads, platters and much more for a reasonable price. A large selection of wine, spirits, and craft beers are available for patrons. The selections cater to their average demographic visitor and are priced in the mid range. 

Plenty of seating is available among the two indoor patios. Five large screen television sets line the walls to ensure that you never miss a game or the current score. Busiest times are during popular sports games where large crowds and people gather to enjoy the social offerings of the evening. Of course, we all know that the game is just the excuse in the longing to connect with each other around some medium. For those who are more interested in conversation Habanos Lounge has complementary chess, checkers, and other games available. 

No discussion of the Habanos Lounge would be complete without discussing the large selection of cigars. Purchase them by the box or individually for friends, events, or gifts. When was the last time someone bought you a box of cigars? Placed within a Humidor the product will be as fresh as the day it was rolled. Many of the patrons buy their cigars there and then go sit to watch the game before heading out for a evening of fun.  

Habanos Lounge
3111 Hancock Street,
 San Diego, Ca. 92110
619-692-0696
http://habanoslounge.net/

Sunday, March 31, 2013

Eureka! A Burger and Beer in La Jolla



If you are looking for a thick piece of angus to satisfy your primal appetite and a glass of beer to cool your taste buds you might want to shout “Eureka!” The Eureka restaurant offers burgers, custom fries,  salads and much more. A large assortment of craft beers and whiskeys await the patron in their bar, patio or dining areas.  

Eureka is all about bourbons and craft beer. It holds at least thirty different variations of each. Like its beverages, its food is also very American in its orientation. Eureka seeks to use local suppliers and spirit makers in its attempt to create the right atmosphere for its guests. 

Located next to Macy’s in UTC mall Eureka offers a convenient location and easy parking. There is plenty of space inside the establishment and easy seating on the patio. The patio also offers warmers to take away the night chill. It is a nice place to dine if you seek fresh air and an outside view.

Eureka is not your 1950’s style burger joint. It offers a wide menu with most items priced under $15.00. Besides burgers, their signature offerings include hand cut French fries, King Crab Sliders, and Grilled Angus Hangar Steak. There are a number of other well-known offerings that can fulfill the need of just about every type of varying palate. 

On select nights, it is possible to find a singer strumming his guitar and singing various songs to entertain the guests. The music is light and creates the right background atmosphere without overpowering conversation. Sitting on the patio, engaging in some type of rhetoric, and listening to light entertainment is not a bad way to spend an early evening. 

Even though some people might spend the greater portion of the night at the Eureka bar it is primarily an eating and early evening establishment. There is seating for both couples and large groups. It is suggested that you call ahead for large groups. A few spots are available for large seating around a center fire.

4353 La Jolla Village Drive
San Diego, CA. 92122
858-210-344