Taste of North Park brings dozens of food and drink stops back to the neighborhood, plus live music, art and shopping.

The two-day Liberty Station market opens on Small Business Saturday, with kids 10 and under getting in free.

San Diego punk band Agent 51 headlines the waterfront beer festival's return, pouring a Red IPA named after their own 1997 song.

The Escondido taqueria, run by a farmer and a chef who met in Los Angeles, mills its own corn just 12 miles from the fields that grow it.

A county plan review lists a proposed Dana Point address for the former harbor pizzeria.

The Mission Beach bakery sells a baker's dozen for $70 and can sell out early.

The island favorite is leaving its longtime Tierrasanta home for a spot 200 feet away, with ceviche and more fish on the way.

Muse Cheesecakes is building out a shop at 955 Grand Ave. in Pacific Beach.

Tickets range from $100 to $250, with the priciest seat landing you aboard President Roosevelt's former Pullman car near the border.

AJ Miller's apartment pizzas sell out in under 30 seconds, and his text waitlist ballooned twentyfold in a week.

The South Bay breakfast favorite is leaving its cramped Palm Avenue home for a Gaslamp building.

Saturday's 16-block food crawl features DoorDash as presenting sponsor for the milestone year.

The Oregon-born chain is converting old fast-food drive-thrus in Poway and Kearny Mesa as it races to grow its San Diego County footprint.