The baseball season has begun!  Check out the San Diego Padres at Petco Park in Downtown’s East Village. Here is the Padres’ schedule: http://sandiego.padres.mlb.com/schedule/index.jsp?c_id=sd#y=2012&m=5&calendar=DEFAULT.

Looking for some great grub in the East Village?  There’s a new place that’s sure to satisfy, Brooklyn Bagel and Bialy located at 1000 Island Avenue San Diego Ca 92101.  They specialize in, well…Bagels and Bialys, but they also offer sandwiches and salads.  It’s a great fit for the early morning crowd and awesome for lunch.  Their food is fresh, well made, and always leaves you satisfied.

Check it out!!!

East Village welcomes the newest kid on the block to it’s hip hangouts…The Dragon’s Den.  With their stylish atmosphere, and amazing food you’ll be counting it among your favorite spots in no time!

Here’s some info from their website:

Nestled in San Diego’s hip and flourishing East Village, just steps away from PETCO Park, The Dragon’s Den brings an all-new and highly anticipated niche experience to downtown San Diego’s bustling nightlife. Operating Partner and General Manager Ronny Tompot, who has opened and operated such properties as Suite & Tender, JBar, and High Tide Café, brings a new Asian-inspired gem to the city’s hospitality scene.

A sexy bar offering a unique selection of fine sake, specialty cocktails and organic craft beers takes center stage while a stand-alone raw bar creates truly authentic Japanese-style sushi. Complementing the flavorful sushi menu, the Dragon’s Den kitchen features globally-inspired Asian small dishes concocted by San Diego’s premier chefs who use only the finest ingredients.

On Friday March 18, 2011, after two and a half years of construction, a pedestrian bridge at the intersection of San Diego’s Park Boulevard and Harbor Drive opened to the public.  The bridge couldn’t have come at a better time. With baseball season starting and 81 home games to be played in the East Village, it will ease access from a Hilton hotel and a 2,000-space parking structure to Petco Park, over a six-lane road and several rail lines. Previously, people had to walk several blocks to a cross walk.  The bridge’s opening was marked on the Padres’ Opening Day, April 5, with live music and appearances by the team mascot and employees.

The opening allows construction work to begin on rebuilding a vehicular railroad crossing that connects Park Boulevard and Harbor Drive.  The bridge is 550 feet long and one of the longest self-anchored pedestrian suspension bridges in the world, according to the Centre City Development Corp. It was funded by $11.1 million from CCDC, working on behalf of the city of San Diego’s Redevelopment Agency, $6 million from the California Transportation Commission and other contributions from JMI Realty, the State Transportation Improvement Program, the Federal Highway Administration, SANDAG and the Unified Port of San Diego.

Complex:  Rowhomes on F

Developer:  Sebastina

Stories:  3

Residences:  17

Year Built: 2002

Description:

Rowhomes on F are 17, extremely unique, single family detached homes.  Square footage ranges from 1491 to 1851 in size, and prices range from $700,000 to $800,000.  The homes are zoned for residential use.  These homes feature high ceilings, hardwood floors and private rooftop decks.  This is a one of a kind opportunity in Downtown San Diego.

Amenities:

• Private Garages
• Soaring High Ceilings and Windows
• Generous Private Rooftop Decks
• Gleaming Hardwood Floors

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