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It might not feel like fall in San Diego, but fall is officially here. Luckily for us, just because it does not feel like fall we can still enjoy what fall has to offer. Parades, Oktoberfest and festivals are just some of the events that we look forward too during the fall season. Grab your pumpkin spiced latte and head to one of these great fall events around San Diego.
This week is San Diego Restaurant Week. All of your culinary favorites join forces to offer pre-fixe three course dinner options at many of your favorite restaurants. These dinner menus start at $20 a person and go up to $40 depending on the restaurant. There are also two-course lunch options for $10, $15 or $20 a person. You can sample all of the cuisine you have been meaning to try in one week without breaking the bank.
The Gaslamp Fall Festival in November brings back the history and culture of the Gaslamp Quarter from the 1880s. The blocks of the quarter are transformed into a western town from years past. This includes Wyatt Earp, blacksmith demonstrations and panning for gold. You can also enjoy food, music and arts and crafts during this festival of fall fun.
San Diego Beer Week is a countrywide festival that highlights all of the award-winning craft beer in the San Diego Area. You can sample hundreds of your favorite beers or try a few new ones to add to your list. San Diego Beer Week occurs between November 6th-15th.
San Diego is the place for foodies in November. The San Diego bay Wine and Food Festival is also a November tradition. This week long event costs between $45-$625 dollars, but it is well worth the money. The festival features gourmet food, celebrity chefs, wine tastings and cooking demonstrations. Come taste your way around the Bay and see a few of your favorite restaurants and bars at the same time.
These great events are all reasons to love the fall in San Diego. Ariva is in such a great location it makes getting to these weekly events a breeze. We hope to see you at one of our favorite fall events this year.
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