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Anyone from San Diego?
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HomeBrewerDude
Lifer
I did an internship with the Navy out on Point Loma a few years ago. Very nice city, and would be a great place to live. However, I don't know how anyone ever buys a house out there...
ggavinmoss
Diamond Member
Don't forget Sombreros. The one in Carmel Mountain Ranch is good, the one in Mira Mesa is crap.
El Cotixan rules, as does La Posta (in Hillcrest).
-geoff
My dad was born in San Diego. My family would always make at least one trip to San Diego during any given year. Aside from going to the usual sites (Sea World, Balboa Park, etc.) we went to a few other events such as the Mirarmar Air Show (think "Top Gun").
I wouldn't mind living there although it means finding work there first (tried UCSD, Qualcomm, other smaller companies w/o much success).
I've only eaten there once, but how is El Indio now?
I wouldn't mind living there although it means finding work there first (tried UCSD, Qualcomm, other smaller companies w/o much success).
I've only eaten there once, but how is El Indio now?
El Cotixan is the best! it was the best place to go to in middle of the night, while taking a break from studying. the place would be packed with UCSD students at 3 am. i'm talking about the one on Genesee, near the DMV. carne asada doused with a whole bottle of hot sauce...... mmmmmmmmmmmmm
The Sombreros in Carmel Mtn was one of our favorite places to go after school (Mt. Carmel High School). I can't believe I left that off the list. What's that place down by the 15? Mia Ranchero or something? I went there once and it was great. Oh, and Chipotle in La Jolla is pretty good, although it's more of an uppity take on burritos than anything else (and kinda pricey).
Edit: Nico's in OB has the best freaking bean & cheese burritos (not to mention a lot of other really good food for cheap). But I still think Pokez has the best carne asada burritos.
Stojakapimp
Platinum Member
Muir representing. Revelle would be a good choice though cause of all their GE's, but Muir has the fewest GE's I believe, so it's more for undeclared people
Stojakapimp
Platinum Member
um...either warren or marshall...I forget. Perhaps even 6th college, but I don't know what their emphasis is on. Definately not Roosevelt though...they are more liberal arts stuff.
muir graduate here
the interior of muir dorms are pretty ugly but the muiron way of life was the best!
they treated us well during finals week. starting at 11:30 pm the burnout center would open and supply us with all the soda we wanted. free snacks galore were supplied (gummi bears, costco mini white chocolate macadamian nut cookies, pretzels, scones and bagels that didn't sell that morning....)
during my first year they had midnight pancake breakfasts once a quarter. pancakes, waffles, eggs made to order and all free!
casino night at top of the quad was a blast
pumpkin drop off of Tioga filled all sorts of goodies. mad rush of people running and grabbing candy. my friend's aunt called us up and told us she saw us on the news. hehe
people seemed friendlier/more relaxed at muir. girls laying out on the grass. jello wrestling on the 8th floor! crazy dorm antics. during a druken stupor, the guys across the hall uprooted an entire palm tree, dragged it into the the dorm, and planted it in front of this guys bedroom door prevent his exit.
GE requirements are cake. so flexible. was able to take classes that i actually wanted to take. i graduated with a double major in biochemistry and psychology. left with around 260 units (average 20 units/quarter). they had to kick me out! 🙂
the interior of muir dorms are pretty ugly but the muiron way of life was the best!
they treated us well during finals week. starting at 11:30 pm the burnout center would open and supply us with all the soda we wanted. free snacks galore were supplied (gummi bears, costco mini white chocolate macadamian nut cookies, pretzels, scones and bagels that didn't sell that morning....)
during my first year they had midnight pancake breakfasts once a quarter. pancakes, waffles, eggs made to order and all free!
casino night at top of the quad was a blast
pumpkin drop off of Tioga filled all sorts of goodies. mad rush of people running and grabbing candy. my friend's aunt called us up and told us she saw us on the news. hehe
people seemed friendlier/more relaxed at muir. girls laying out on the grass. jello wrestling on the 8th floor! crazy dorm antics. during a druken stupor, the guys across the hall uprooted an entire palm tree, dragged it into the the dorm, and planted it in front of this guys bedroom door prevent his exit.
GE requirements are cake. so flexible. was able to take classes that i actually wanted to take. i graduated with a double major in biochemistry and psychology. left with around 260 units (average 20 units/quarter). they had to kick me out! 🙂
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