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Taste’s at over EIGHTEEN Restaurants
noon to 3 pm
Limited tickets available – $20 in advance / $25 day of event
The UH Arts Open is a free event.
Tickets
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the UHCDC at 619.297.3166 or during the
art / FOOD FUSION Reception
on Friday, September 16th.
Tickets are available event day at the will call booth
at the Artwalk area at 4100 Normal Street
Only a limited amount of Taste tickets are available!
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FREE RAFFLE Taste ticket holders can win gifts
and restaurant / business gift certificates from:
All Vegan
World Spa Resorts*
John Michaels Salon
Quality Market
Reception
Bourbon Street
Lei Lounge
Friday, Sept 16th
UHCDC
UHCA
UHHS
elivelife.com
recipes from its Spa Cookbook 4636 1/2 Park Boulevard
art / FOOD FUSION
7 – 9 pm
Swedenborg Hall
Cueva Bar 2123 Adams Avenue
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Monica’s At The Park 1735 Adams Avenue
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Rosie Lee’s 4657 Park Boulevard
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Savory Deli And Market 4661 Park Boulevard
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Muzita Abyssinian Bistro 4651 Park Boulevard
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Soltan Banoo 4645 Park Boulevard
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Lei Lounge 4622 Park Boulevard
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Park Blvd. Wine & Pizza 4615 Park Boulevard
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Bourbon Street Bar & Grill 4612 Park Boulevard
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Twiggs Bakery and Coffeehouse 4590 Park Boulevard
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Park Blvd. Foods 4504 Park Boulevard
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Lestat’s on Park 4496 Park Boulevard
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Garden Of Eden Organics
Swedenborg Hall – 1531 Tyler Avenue
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Pizzeria Bruno Napoletano 4207 Park Boulevard
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Loving Hut 1905 El Cajon Boulevard
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Eclipse Chocolat 2121 El Cajon Boulevard
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Pizzeria Luigi 2121 El Cajon Boulevard
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Flavors of East Africa 2302 El Cajon Boulevard
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Apertivo 2322 El Cajon Boulevard
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Trader Joe’s
Quality Market
and enjoy a free, self-guided tour of the arts. Free shuttle service
assists visitors on their tour and taste throughout the day.
uhao ARTwalk!
art / FOOD Fusion
arts open venues / open studios
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Athenaeum Music & Arts Library / School of the Arts
4441 Park Boulevard – Open house with student
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Birney Block Party at Birney Elementary / Joint Use Field
Corner of Park Boulevard & Meade Avenue
11am – 3 pm Children’s art projects with Rare Hare Art
Studio, children’s art show, face painting, food & more
Noon – 2 pm Live music – AM Forever
Reception Appetizers:
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Swedenborgian Church and Hall
1531 Tyler Avenue and 4144 Campus Avenue
Art and performance in a historic setting
Paul Stolte Designs 2414 Monroe Avenue
1531 Tyler Avenue
Ross Lopez + Chula Vista Adult
Education School of Culinary Arts
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A free community event
Ralph’s
Sample delicacies from University Heights diverse restaurants
Sponsored by Friends of Alice Birney Elementary and the Birney PTA
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J.A. Cooley Museum 4233 Park Boulevard
Over two dozen automobiles from 1886-1933, with
over 25 categories of antiques & collections
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MUNDO gallery 4212 Florida Street / 858.774.1286
Mario Torero and other fine artists including works
from the late master Guillermo Acevedo
EVENTS BEGIN outside of the
HISTORIC TEACHERS BUILDING ANNEX 1
4100 Normal Street – San Diego
619.508.4075 | uhao | www.uharts.org • 619.297.3166 | UHCDC | www.uhcdc.org
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*World Spa Resorts will also be offering samples of featured
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ARTwalk • Performance • Music
Open Artist Studios and Venues
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Historic Teachers Building Annex 1 Grounds
4100 Normal Street – Exhibits & raffle prizes!
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Amber J. Pierce
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Anna Feil
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Anne Wolf
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Carol Korfin – Glass Giraffe
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Chuck Lapinsky
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El Cajon Boulevard BIA
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Chudika
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Connie’s Luminous Glass Originals
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Dan Epperly
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Elaine Fortune
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Eliza Tolley
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Eric Cantrell
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Estela Gama
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Grady O. Williams III
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Greg Klamt
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Gregory Berg
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Heather Sweeney
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Igor Koutsenko
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Indigo Lights – Brian Giberson
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Indigo Lights – Sheri Cohen
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Irene Corey
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Jana Lauritsen
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UH Community Association
San Diego Historic Trolleys
UH Historical Society
San Diego Writers Ink:
The Great Book Exchange
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Enso Creative
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Jason Rogalski Interactive installation
with students of the JCS SD Academy
Jeff Plassmeyer
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Joe Fiorelli
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Julie Harris
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Kate O’Brien
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Kathleen Bergen
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Kevin & Maggie McGinnis
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King Al
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Lisa Maywood – Verre Designs
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Laura Roberts
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Manuel G. Avendano
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Mary-Allegra Findlay
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Meisha Barbee
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Michael Maddy
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Mischelle Richmond Fused Glass
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Nathaniel Clark
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Patricia Lizon
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Rich Walker
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Ronald Johnston
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Rose Marie Caputo
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Robert Glick
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Sandro Giacomangeli
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Stephen Frank Gary
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Suzie Joganic-Hill
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Weston Riffle ( image on page 1)
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Visual Art Supply Jason Gould
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Dottie Korn-Davis
Enrique Chiu
Estela Gama
Fernando Vossa
Guillermina Casas
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Lola Connelly
Madara Hill
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Mario Torero
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SWEDENBORG HALL 1531 Tyler Avenue
sponsors
Hosted by
1 pm Tim Flood
Ambient Meditative Music
UH Community Development Corporation
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3 pm Carlos Villatoro and
Flamenco Sur Flamenco Dancing
Artistic Director: Carlos Villatoro
Sponsored by
“Don’t make a move
without me!”
4 pm Cassie Mavis and Friends
Belly Dancing
MARY ANNE
Garden of Eden Organics
Swedenborg Hall is also a Taste location!
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Carmelita Rivera
Gourmet Expressions
S T E V E N S
619-871-1144
WWW.MARYANNESHOMES.COM
Tony Azar The Metropolitan Group
Pemberley
Realty
Pemberley Realty
4637 Park Boulevard
Complementary water & lemonade
Yoshiko Inagaki
Graphologist, Symbologist
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2 pm Notre Temps Ensemble
Roxana Cortez
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Friends of the UH Library • elivelife.com
Park Boulevard Wine & Pizza
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information including Maps to Art Studio Locations & Performance Schedules is available at the Historic Teachers Building Annex 1 Grounds located at
4100 Normal St. Teachers Building Annex 1 is also the Trolley Start Point & location of the Will Call booth to pick up TASTE tickets. Limited Taste tickets available!
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ARTwalk Artists, Exhibits and
Displays • Information booth • Taste
and artist location program & map • Will
call pick-up for Taste of UH reserved
tickets • Trolley Starting Point, plus TWO
FREE parking areas! FREE Raffle with
gifts & certificates from area businesses for Taste of UH
ticket holders!
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Swedenborg Church / Hall
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Trolley stops
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TROLLEY
Swedenborgian Church and Hall
El Cajon Boulevard BIA
UHHS • The Athenaeum • SOHO
San Diego Unified School District
San Diego Unified School Board
North Park Historical Society
art / FOOD FUSION
Reception Catering
Ross Lopez + Chula Vista Adult Education
School of Culinary Arts
Ralph’s • Trader Joe’s
Quality Market
Other Food Donations
Trader Joe’s – Hillcrest
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Einstein Bagels
Graphic Design Lesley Cameron
(Thank you Pat Johnston)
The University Heights Art Association
promotes & supports the artists and
community of University Heights.
A primary goal of the UHAA is to
develop public awareness of the
University Heights artistic community.
For information about next year’s
UH Arts Open 2012 please visit:
www.UHarts.org
Pick-up & Drop off Points*
Adams Ave. @ Park Blvd.
Park Blvd. @ Madison Ave.
Park Blvd. @ Meade Ave.
Park Blvd. @ Howard Ave.
(in back at FREE parking lot)
For more information about the
University Heights Community
Development Corp., its organizations,
activities, ‘Taste of UH / UH Arts Open’
and ‘Summer in the Park’ entertainment
line-up, please visit: www.uhcdc.org
Swedenborg Hall:
1531 Tyler Avenue
*Trolley runs noon – 5 pm
619.297.3166 | UHCDC | www.uhcdc.org
Teachers Building Annex 1:
Grounds – in FRONT:
Normal Street @ Park Blvd.
and El Cajon Boulevard
Grounds – in BACK:
Campus Avenue
619.508.4075 | UHAA | www.uharts.org
619.723.3538 | UHCA | www.uhsd.org
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CUEVA BAR is a recent addition to the selection of restaurants on Adams Avenue between
Alabama Street and Mississippi Street. Owners Joanna and Oz offer fresh baked empanadas,
pitas, flat breads, salads and desserts. They feature local Craft beer and wine from Spanish
speaking countries.
2123 Adams Avenue / 619.269.6612
PARK BLVD. WINE & PIZZA opened under new management on August 1, 2011. Prior to its renovation, the business was formally known as Pizza Gourmet Express. It is located immediately
below the University Heights sign, opposite Bourbon street. Come on in, try it out and let us
know what you think.
4615 Park Boulevard / 619.546.2300
MONICA’S AT THE PARK This cute coffeehouse has sandwiches and breakfast in addition to
specialty coffee drinks and desserts.
1735 Adams Avenue / 619.665.2162
BOURBON STREET BAR & GRILL This establishment has had a long history in the UH Business
Community and under the present ownership added the Lei Lounge, complementing the variety
of restaurants along Park Boulevard.
4612 Boulevard / 619.291.4043
SAVORY DELI AND MARKET Specializing in Regional Foods of Spain, France and Italy. Over ten
years ago, Julius & Michael moved to France and fell in love with the culture and foods. Their
passion for foods from Spain, France and Italy grew and they took time to learn recipes new to
them – but common in the place of origin. This compelled them to open up a small deli &
market serving foods & offering retail food products of these regions.
4661 Park Boulevard / 619.683.3772
ROSIE LEE’S ENGLISH FOODS opened last September. What a great British “food store”, as
owner, Lizzie Baird-Murray, wants to have it known. San Diego is apparently the 5th largest
population in the USA of ex-pats. You won’t find such a great assortment in one place and
some of her products are definitely exclusive – try the sausage rolled in puff pastry, Cornish
pasties, scones, Lemon Bonbons, Gob Stoppers, greeting cards and so much more.
4657 Park Boulevard / 619.501.8360
MUZITA ABYSSINIAN BISTRO We use locally grown produce to make dishes that are
reminiscent of the old country. Throw away the fork and use your hands, the traditional way!
This food and African hospitality is at its best. We look forward to sharing a meal with you!
4651 Park Boulevard / 619.546.7900
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SOLTAN BANOO Eclectic Persian Cuisine – Before Soltan Banoo
opened its doors, Mahin and her two daughters Roxanne and
Sanam ran Café Caspian across the street. Café Caspian, a tiny two
room tea room came about through the encouragement of the community for Mahin to express her creativity and cooking. So it went
that in 2003, the trio moved operations across the street and
named the restaurant after Mahin’s grandmother, Soltan Banoo
(King Lady). Today the three ladies work hard to create a warm
place for all to gather, see a little of Iran (or Persia as it was at the time of Soltan Banoo) in UH.
4645 Park Boulevard / 619.298.2801
Your Support is needed for Taste of UH / UH ARTS OPEN
Your Sponsorship Supports this Event! Benefits include:
FRIEND LEVEL — $ 25 - $ 99
Name Recognition on UH Arts Open website
- $ 199
ART PATRON
Business on Program distributed throughout SD County (7,500 4 -page, color)
Business on Event Posters • Recognition on UH Arts Open website
— $ 100
MUSIC SPONSOR — $ 200 - $ 499
All ART PATRON Benefits • Signage Recognition at Swedenborg Hall
ART BENEFACTOR — $ 500 +
All ART PATRON Benefits • Sponsor Recognition on UH Arts Open website
Business Logo on UH Arts Open Program and 10,000+ Postcards
YES, I’d like to be a Sponsor of Taste of UH / UH ARTS OPEN
(Please choose / check sponsorship box) I have enclosed:
■ FRIEND: $ 25 - $ 99
■ MUSIC SPONSOR: $ 200 - $ 499
■ ART PATRON: $ 100 - $ 199
■ ART BENEFACTOR: $ 500 +
Name ______________________________________________ Phone ________________________________
Address _____________________________________________________________________________________
City _____________________________________________________ State / Zip ______________________
Please clip / return / make payable to: UHCDC, P.O. Box 3115, SD, CA 92163
All sponsorship levels are tax deductible to the extent provided by law.
All donations support Taste of UH / UH Arts Open.
THE LEI LOUNGE Warm intimate seating area with white cabanas;
known for its sweet potato fries, chicken Thai lettuce wraps and
tapas-style menu.
4622 Park Boulevard / 619.813.2272
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TWIGGS BAKERY & COFFEEHOUSE Twiggs has been in UH for over
15 years! Over time, we’ve become the informal community center
for our little corner of the world. We have a bakery/coffeehouse at 2804 Adams in addition to our
shop on Park. The bakery on Adams produces all the baked goods we sell at Twiggs in addition
to wedding & birthday cakes delivered throughout SD county! 4590 Park Blvd. / 619.296.0616
PARK BLVD. FOODS has been open for ten months under the new ownership of Alvin Habib.
They feature 23 homemade sandwiches with an emphasis on Middle Eastern foods. A look
around the store will tell you that there’s much to choose from. 4504 Park Blvd. / 619.295.1362
LESTAT’S ON PARK is more than just a coffee shop–free wifi & plenty of comfortable tables, in
addition to coffee, tea, soup, sandwiches & delicious pastries. 4496 Park Blvd. / 619.501.6638
GARDEN OF EDEN ORGANICS Garden of Eden is a community supported Agriculture program
for San Diego which delivers seasonal, fresh, certified-organic and chemical and pesticide-free
produce. Garden of Eden is different from a traditional, one-farm CSA. We are a co-op of 13
small farms, which for our members means variety. This is one of the most important distinctions of our program. Owners Paul and Jennifer Trejo are always looking for something new to
keep the program fresh and exciting.
Swedenborg Hall, 1531 Tyler Avenue / 760.994.5861
PIZZERIA BRUNO NAPOLETANO Family owned and operated Pizzeria Bruno Napoletano is
defined by its passionate dedication to making traditional Napoletana pizza ... a craft that
originated in Naples, Italy over 200 years ago. San Diego’s only restaurant specializing in
traditional Naples style wood fired pizza. Complimenting our menu is a unique selection of
moderately priced domestic and Italian wine and beer. All graciously served in a warm, friendly
and relaxing atmosphere.
4207 Park Boulevard / 619.260.1311
LOVING HUT Loving Hut was created with a vision that all beings could live in peace, love and
harmony with each other and the planet. Loving Hut chain restaurants are newly opening
around the world. It is an invitation to gourmet cuisine made with wholesome vegan ingredients, offering an accessible starting point for those making the noble transition to a plantbased diet.
1905 El Cajon Boulevard / 619.683 9490
ECLIPSE CHOCOLAT In the autumn of 2003, sculptor William Gustwiller began combining dark
chocolate with exotic herbs and spices. Months of experimentation coupled with an artist’s
intuition yielded the first two dozen unique truffle infusions. Today he chooses the finest
couveture chocolates, all-natural ingredients, and organic spices to create the unusual flavor
profiles featured in our exotic chocolate bars, caramels, and other chocolate confections.
2121 El Cajon Boulevard / 619.578.2984
PIZZERIA LUIGI Pizzeria Luigi hails from north of Milan, recently opened a second Luigi’s
on El Cajon Boulevard (the first one is in Golden Hill). He favors a thin style pizza with only
enough sauce to cover the crust and no more than three things on top of the pizza. Last year
he featured the recipe for a spinach-ricotta thin crust pizza in the Union-Tribune Food Section –
New York Style Pizza & much more!
2121 El Cajon Boulevard / 619.294.9417
FLAVORS OF EAST AFRICA We are a Kenyan inspired cuisine located in beautiful San Diego,
California. We have been serving our loyal customers at various Farmers’ Markets for several
years and are pleased to have opened a restaurant. We welcome everyone to visit us and enjoy
a delicious, authentic Kenyan meal.
2302 El Cajon Boulevard / 619.955.8778
APERTIVO All of us at Apertivo would like to invite you to visit our
restaurant for Wine and Italian Tapas. All our food is appetizer size
portions of Italian inspired dishes made from the freshest, highest
quality ingredients available. Nothing on the menu has more than 3-4
ingredients; we think the food should speak for itself. We try to evoke
the spirit of true Mediterranean cuisine, clean, fresh, and simple. We
look forward to having you for lunch , dinner or weekend brunch.
2322 El Cajon Boulevard / 619.220.0959
Taste Ticket proceeds benefit the UHCDC ‘Summer in the Park’ concert series
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