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Faces the San Diego Bay and is the home for Club Chueys. The area is amazing. The view of the San Diego Bay is fantastic. Embarcadero Marina Park is around the corner of the East Harbor Drive. East Harbor has the Harbor Drive Pedestrian Bridge for anyone to walk and cross instead of having to cross the East Harbor Drive road with all its traffic. It links the Park and the San Diego Bay.

Home of the Big Kahuna’s Pizza, Menu, Roberto’s Taco Shop, PB Central Café, Super Wok, Marino’s Italian Restaurant, Pasta Expresso and Joey’s Doggs. Ingraham Street is intersected by Sea World Drive and Sea World Park is around the corner. It is heavily traveled for those that want to get a bite before going to Sea World. There are some home foreclosures on this street.

Condos, condos and more condos. W G Street is located in the Marina District. The area of Pantoja Park is surrounded by Horton Plaza, the Gaslamp Quarter, Seaport Village and the Convention Center. Pantoja Park is the city’s oldest park created in 1850 and named after the Spanish explorer who first charted San Diego Bay.

This street has a lot of foreclosures on it. Richmond Street is near the San Diego Zoo. It is in the Hillcrest neighborhood of San Diego and it between Cleveland and Washington Street. It is also a couple of blocks from Balboa Park. Some restaurants in Richmond Street include Amarin Thai and Yoganic Studio. The Vedanta Society of Southern California is also located on Richmond Street.

This is the location of the San Diego Wild Animal Park and one of the biggest attractions of this city. It is on San Pasqual Valley Road, an area full of dining and shopping. San Pasqual Valley Road is also the home of the San Pasqual Battlefield State Historic Park. This was the site of one of the bloodiest battles of the Mexican-American war.

10th street is closed to cars and can be used by people to walk along the back of the left and centerfield outfield seating for the Petco Park San Diego Padres baseball games. The stadium’s two outfield entrance areas are located at the intersection of these two streets. The is a great area to watch the San Diego Padres baseball games.

This historic street is the location of the San Diego Music Festival known as Street Scene.
This avenue is located between J and K Streets. This avenue is located in the Gaslamp Quarter.
This historic site has team-building scavenger hunts every Thursday of every month and every Saturday morning. This is a great area for nightlife and restaurants. There is a lot of activity in this street and a lot of tourist visits this area. This is not a quiet street with a special Beer tasting garden, with shopping, dining, entertainment and lodging.

You can find the Village Apartments and cleaner in Market Street. There is a veterinary clinic there. There are Cafes and there is a French Bakery located there. I really love this street. Everything about it is awesome. You have to go to this street to see it. The San Marcos Café has a down-home feel to their delicious menu. The patio of the French Bakery Cafe is beautiful at night with umbrellas and candles and lamps.

The portion of 7th street and 10th street is closed to cars and can be used by people to walk along the back of the left and centerfield outfield seating for the Petco Park San Diego Padres baseball games. The stadium’s two outfield entrance areas are located at the intersection of these two streets.

Two blocks east of Mission Beach, it has taco shops, coffee houses, fast food chains, breakfast joints and ethnic foods. You will find options for eating break, lunch and causal dinner. It is the home of the Bid Dipper Rollercoaster. Serious bike riders can begin biking from Mission beach down beach boulevard.