San Diego is a beer lover’s dream come true. Within San Diego county, there are dozens and dozens of microbreweries all specializing in something different. Instead of attempting the nearly impossible task of visiting all of these breweries separately, there is a much easier way to go about trying different beers. That’s where the 22nd San Diego Festival of Beer comes in. This year, the annual event will be held on Friday, September 23rd from 6-10pm on the Broadway Pier. Get your tickets for this event today!

At the 22nd Annual San Diego Festival of Beer, you are sure to find a variety of beers. In fact, at the festival, you can choose from over 120 different types of brews! Ever tried a blood orange IPA? How about a coconut flavored porter? At the SD Festival of Beer this could be your reality. Enjoy beers from breweries such as Coronado Brewing Co., Deschutes Brewery, Saint Archer, Helm’s Brewing Co., Garage Brewing Co., Thorn Brewery, Culture Brewing Co., Aftershock Brewing Co., Bay City Brewing Co., Bold Brewery, Longship Brewery, Lagunitas Brewing Company, Quantum Brewing Co., and many, many more! Throughout the event, there will also be live music! Don’t miss out on music from Lady Dottie & The Diamonds.

You can purchase your tickets online at www.sdbeerfest.org. Tickets can also be purchased at the door for $50. If you will be a designated driver for this event, you can buy a reduced price ticket online. A Designated Driver ticket can be purchased for $30. All proceeds will go to various San Diego cancer organizations. The Broadway Pier is located at 1000 N. Harbor Drive in Downtown San Diego. This is a 21 and over event. When staying in San Diego or If you and your friends love beer , then the 22nd San Diego Festival of Beer is an event you won’t want to miss!

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Kids Eat Free at the Amigo Spot & Waffle Spot!

The Waffle Spot & Amigo Spot at the Kings Inn San Diego are extending an invitation to All Kid Guests this October! During the month-long celebration, your little ones will be treated like royalty with a FREE breakfast, lunch, or dinner at either of our two delicious restaurants! Our offer is complemented by free admission to local attractions and tons of other great perks throughout the city of San Diego. With over 100 offers and warm fall weather without summer crowds, big fun is in store for kids with savings that parents will love.

Call Now to Learn More: 1 (619) 297-2231

The Kings Inn offers two on-site restaurants with adult and kid-friendly menus

   

The Waffle Spot

We keep the atmosphere light-hearted at the Waffle Spot but we’re serious about serving scrumptious waffles, fluffy pancakes, and a complete breakfast menu. We’ve even been heralded for the best waffles in San Diego.

Greet the Waffle King, in costume every Saturday and Sunday, 10am-1pm.

Delightful murals stir the imagination. Decorative borders on top of the booths keep an open-air feeling yet provide an intimate space you and your family will enjoy.

Breakfast served daily from 7:00am until 2:00pm
Lunch is served daily from 11:00am to 2:00pm

To view Breakfast Menu, click here
To view Sandwich Menu, click here

The Amigo Spot

Take your photo with Spot, the polka-dotted Donkey, our version of the TJ Zonkey Cart. Smiling servers and seasonal celebrations make every day a fiesta at the Amigo Spot.

Dinner served nightly beginning at 2:30PM
Happy Hour everyday from 3PM-6PM

To view Dinner Menu, click here

The Amigo Spot’s Happy Hour!

Daily from 3pm-6pm Monday through Friday with discounts on Well Cocktails, Beer, Wine and Margaritas. Enjoy 50% off all appetizers.

Entertainment!

We feature live music every Thursday through Saturday in our cantina.
Thursdays Evenings – Live Mariachis!

Friday 7:00 PM till 10:00 PM Piano Bar with David Timothy Smith

Saturday 7:00 PM till 10:00 PM David Timothy Smith

Special Events!

Check for event nights such as Tequila Tastings, Special Menus and Holiday Productions

The reds and greens of Old Mexico add charm and keep your spirits high. Sipping one of our many-flavored margaritas, munching on a California burrito, and enjoying the aroma of freshly grilled fajitas is a great way to feed and entertain the family.

Call Now to Learn More: 1 (619) 297-2231

 

DISCLAIMER

Must be hotel guest. Two kids max per room. Must be accompanied by a paying adult (adult must order own breakfast). Kids 12 and under share the room for Free with paying adults (maximum 4 persons per room). Coupons are given at arrival, dine in only. Must be 12 or under, Travel dates: October 1-31, 2019. Valid 7 days per week. No additional discounts with “Kids Eat Free” promo.

During your stay in San Diego, a visit to Balboa Park is a must. This 1,200 acre park was built in 1868 and has continued to be a favorite destination of locals and visitors alike for years. At the park you can find all day fun. There are museums, gardens, and many attractions to choose from. With all the options, you will find yourself coming back again and again. To narrow down some options, here is your guide to Balboa Park.

The Spanish Village Art Center is a hidden jewel for anyone who is an art lover. The area is made in the style of an old Spanish Village complete with a cobblestone path and red tile roofs. Enjoy the brightly colored cobblestone floor that really makes this area unique. Once here, look through the work of over 200 craftspeople and artisans as they showcase their work. Stop by the various galleries and see what new craft pieces are on display today. The studios are located between the Natural History Museum and the Zoo.

If you are looking to see the natural beauty of San Diego, look no further than the Botanical Gardens. At the Botanical Gardens, there are so many different types of nature to enjoy. Not only can you see plants that are native to San Diego, you can also see plants from around the world. For example, stop by the Australian Garden to see plant species from down under or visit the Japanese Friendship Garden for some quiet contemplation. Other gardens include the California Native Plant Garden, the Rose Garden, the 1935 cactus garden and many more!

If you are looking to stay active, stop by the Balboa Park Activity Center! This multi-purpose gym has many activities to offer. Some of these include table tennis, badminton, volleyball and others. On Monday and Thursday, there are also community yoga classes offered for FREE. Visit www.balboapark.org for more information.

If you will be heading in from out of town, consider booking your stay at one of the hotels close to Balboa Park in San Diego.

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Mission Bay is a lovely area in San Diego that is filled with ample opportunities to have fun in the sun. Whether you want to splash in the water or stay on dry land, at Mission bay, there is something for everyone. This summer, here are some fun activities to do during your visit to Mission Bay.

If you want to get into the cool waters of Mission Bay, then consider going kayaking or paddleboarding. Aqua Adventures offers kayaks and paddleboards that you can rent out for the day. If you have never gone kayaking or paddleboarding or maybe you want a little instruction if you’re rusty, Aqua Adventures also offers classes throughout the week! Classes range in time from 1-3 hours. Classes are also available for children! If you are particularly interested in kayaking, they also offer kayaking tours throughout the week. Visit www.aqua-adventures.com to learn more.

If you find that you’d rather explore Mission Bay on a bike, there are many great biking paths for you to choose from. The Mission Bay Bike Path is perhaps one of the most scenic and smoothest paths in the area. The path is 12 miles but the road is smooth, paved, and with the exception of a few short section, it is also vehicle free. All of these things make the path a great option if you simply want to explore and see the beauty that Mission Bay has to offer.

Did you know that San Diego has dog park beaches? While other beaches might allow dogs, they often have to be restrained and stay on leashes. However, at Dog Beach and on Fiesta Island, dogs are allowed to run around leash-free! Fiesta Island, which is located in Mission Bay Park, allows dogs anywhere that is outside the fenced off areas. If you want to enjoy the beach with your beloved pet, take them to either of these locations in San Diego.

If you will be heading in from out of town, book your stay at one of the budget-friendly hotels in Mission Bay San Diego that are conveniently located near many activities.

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The Gaslamp District is one of the most popular districts in San Diego. Filled with opportunities for eating and shopping at unique boutiques, there is something for everyone. Here is a brief guide of things to do during your stop to the Gaslamp District.

If you have a bit of a sweet tooth and are looking for a way to stay cool on a hot summer day, look no further than Chocolat Cremerie. Stop by this local favorite destination for delicious chocolates, tasty crepes and don’t forget to try the gelato, which they are famous for. Some of their gelato flavors include mango, honey and poppy seed, basil lemon, various chocolate flavors and more! There are also small breakfast and lunch menus as well. Another favorite destination is Bandar Restaurant. This Persian restaurant is one of the most popular in the area, so if you love Persian food this is the place to go. Here, you can expect lamb chicken, filet mignon, garlic fish and fresh ingredients such as pomegranate, nuts, herbs, saffron and lime. For more information visit www.chocolatsandiego.com & www.bandarrestaurant.com

If you feel like walking around and exploring, partake in the Walking Tour of the gaslamp quarter. The walk will take your through historic sites such as Horton Plaza, which was created in 1871 and was the hub of the city for decades. You’ll also stop by Hotel Lester, a building that was created in 1906 which housed a saloon and pool hall reminiscent of days in the Wild West. Other stops along the way include the San Diego Convention Center, the Chinese Historical Museum, the Metropolitan Hotel and the Pacific Gaslamp Theatre.

As far as a night out goes, consider going bar hopping to all the various types of bars that you’ll find throughout the city. From a rooftop lounge to classic, historic digs, there is something for everyone. For a truly unique experience, head over to Prohibition, one of the best bars in the area. As the name implies, the bar takes after the 20s era when prohibition was occurring throughout the country. This speakeasy style bar is located behind an unassuming door of the Law Offices of Edward Joseph O’Hare, Esquire. Once through the doors, you’re led to a secret bar! Just a heads up, there is a strict dress code that is enforced. Visit the website for more information. Visit www.prohibitionsd.com for more information.

If you will be in the area from out of town, make sure you book your stay at one of the budget-friendly hotels close to Gaslamp District to make the most of the night!

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