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San Diego is more exciting than ever and is undergoing a major renaissance with several new attractions opening, or expected to be added, to an already exciting line-up of destination amenities. These new additions are perfect for a hot night out on the town for two or hosting a special off-site event for a crowd. |
- 31,000 square feet of space
- Three bars and upscale private club
- 215-seat restaurant specializing in southern cuisine
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| The House of Blues (HOB) nightclub and restaurant opened in May 2005. Housed in the former Woolworth building on Fifth Avenue and C Street, the region’s newest dynamic entertainment venue features 31,000 square feet of space, three bars, an upscale private club and a 215-seat restaurant specializing in southern cuisine. The San Diego site is the ninth club in the national HOB chain and can accommodate 1,019 guests. |
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- 8,000 square feet of space
- Two restaurants
- Panoramic views of San Diego Bay
- 333-seat restaurant
- Private banquet area can accomodate up to 65 guests
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Island Prime is the newest Steakhouse and Seafood restaurant to join the San Diego scene. The 8,000 square foot eatery is two dining restaurants in one; the sophisticated Island Prime and the more laid back C Level. The new 333-seat restaurant is conveniently located five minutes away from the Convention Center and features panoramic skyline views that are to dine for. Nestled on the top of the marina, Island Prime is a stunning location to hold any offsite meeting. In addition to the main dining section, Island Prime’s exclusive private banquet area, the Point Loma Room, accommodates up to 65 guests. |
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- Just steps away from the Convention Center
- Panoramic views
- 225-seat cabana bordered patio
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Jbar is located on the fourth floor rooftop deck of downtown San Diego’s latest hotel, Hotel Solamar, a Kimpton Hotel. Just steps away from the Convention Center, Jbar is the ideal place to have a few cocktails or host a reception while enjoying San Diego’s panoramic views. Jbar features a 225-seat cabana bordered patio and hosts the summer’s best Martinis & Manicures and Cognac & Cigars Wednesdays. |
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- Scheduled to open November 2005
- Three levels, totaling 22,000 square feet
- Excellent spot for hosting receptions and meetings
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In November 2005, San Diego will welcome the Stingaree to its meeting venue ensemble. When completed, the lounge and restaurant will be the city’s largest nightclub destination boasting three levels and totaling 22,000 square feet. The Penthouse, Stingaree’s exclusive private dining room will be an excellent spot for hosting receptions and meetings. The upscale restaurant and nightclub will feature a reflection pool, cabanas and private dining booths. Stingaree will be located in a historic downtown warehouse on Sixth Avenue and Island Avenue just steps from the Center. |
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- Two new restaurants
- Prime locations for festive banquets
- Celebrates San Diego’s rich history
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Old Town San Diego State Historic Park received a fresh new look when Plaza del Pasado opened in early June. Renamed “Plaza of the Past”, the concession is situated in the center of the park and celebrates San Diego’s rich history. The park features two new restaurants that are prime locations for festive banquets. Several renovations are planned for the area which include expanding the dining and courtyard areas. |
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- 222 foot yacht seats 1200
- Harbor dining
- Whale watching adventures
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| Set sail and cruise San Diego’s beautiful bay front with Hornblower Cruises & Events. Harbor dining and whale watching adventures are fantastic options when planning an offsite reception. The newest addition to join the San Diego Hornblower Fleet is the Inspiration Hornblower. The 222 foot yacht seats 1200 and will be available for charter January 2006. |
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- 66,000 square feet of space that include the new Bazaar del Mundo, a police museum and public market place
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Located next to the Convention Center at Seaport Village is the historic Old Police Headquarters. Current redevelopment plans call for approximately 66,000 square feet of space that include the new Bazaar del Mundo, a police museum and public market place. The proposed project design and environmental impact are currently under review. |
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