Where to Get Thanksgiving Dinner in San Diego, 2025

In San Diego, where fall hovers in the mid-70s and roasting a turkey in a warm SoCal kitchen isn’t for the faint of heart, Thanksgiving takes on a whole new meaning. Fittingly, the city offers a cornucopia of restaurants for the holiday where chefs mix local California freshness with influences from around the world. Whether you’re gathering for a festive restaurant dinner or celebrating at home, there’s no shortage of options: prix fixe multi-course menus and lavish buffets to mouthwatering sit-down feasts and Michelin-approved take-home meals. This year, let San Diego’s natural beauty and culinary creativity do the work for you. Here are 30 of the city’s best spots serving Thanksgiving dinner in San Diego this year. 

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Thanksgiving Dinner Specials in San Diego

George’s at the Cove

If you’re looking for traditional flavors with a coastal twist, then swing by George’s at the Cove for their ocean view Thanksgiving prix fixe menu. For over 40 years, the award-winning culinary team has wowed guests with locally sourced dishes and unbeatable sunset views…and this Thanksgiving is no exception. Chefs Trey Foshee, Masa Kojima, and Anna Adams are serving up an elevated classics, from roasted Diestel turkey with cranberry cornbread stuffing and smoked potato purée to sweet potato casserole and cheesecake topped with salted crème fraîche whip and pepita brittle.

Holiday pies are back this year, too, with chef Anna offering three delicious options available for pickup. Make sure to secure your spot early.

• Date & Time: Nov. 27 | 2 p.m.-7 p.m. 
• Price: $90 per adult | $45 per child under 12
• Address: 1250 Prospect St, La Jolla

Rancho Bernardo Inn

Escape to Rancho Bernardo Inn’s picturesque gardens and rolling hills for a Thanksgiving dinner that has something for every mood. Guests can choose from an elegant buffet in the Aragon Ballroom, a carefully curated four-course dinner at Avant, or enjoy a cozy three-course meal at Veranda. Every option is thoughtfully prepared with Thanksgiving classics, seasonal highlights, and the warm flavors of fall, making it the quintessential setting to reminisce with family and friends in the Inn’s serene and scenic surroundings.

• Date & Time: Nov. 27 | Aragon Ballroom at 11 a.m.-3 p.m. | Avant at 4-8 p.m. | Veranda at 1:30 a.m.-9 p.m 
• Price: Aragon Ballroom: $145 per adult, $60 per child | Avant: $125 per adult, $65 per child | Veranda: $75 per adult
• Address: 1500 Orange Ave., Coronado

Old Hickory

At Old Hickory Steakhouse you can harness the beauty of modern California architecture for the finest Thanksgiving dining. Overlooking the Chula Vista Bayfront, they’ll be offering a refined three-course menu with options like chestnut agnolotti, bouquet of lettuces with honey whipped ricotta, prosciutto-wrapped turkey breast, dry-aged prime rib, or Chilean sea bass. And, end the meal with indulgent desserts including pumpkin pie, chocolate cinnamon millefeuille, or even a sweet potato ice cream sundae. Don’t miss out, grab your seat here. 

• Date & Time: Nov. 27 | Time details coming soon
• Price: $95 per adult
• Address:1000 H St, Chula Vista

Provisional Kitchen at The Pendry

“Dine Diego,” are you ready for Thanksgiving twice this year? Dive into the season with a culinary celebration for a cause at the Pendry’s Chefsgiving dinner on Nov. 13. This community-centered evening supports the San Diego Food Bank and is hosted by San Diego Magazine’s co-owner and content chief Troy Johnson, featuring some of the city’s top culinary talents, including chefs from Provisional Kitchen, Ember & Rye, 31ThirtyOne, Serea, and more. Tickets include a $30 donation to the San Diego Food Bank and artfully arranged wine pairings. Reservations are required, so grab yours ASAP.

If you’re looking for round two, the Pendry is keeping the Thanksgiving spirit alive on Nov. 27. Executive chef Brandon Sloan at Provisional Kitchen will craft a specialty three-course prix fixe menu perfect for friends and family. Reservations are required for this experience as well.

• Date & Time: Chefsgiving: Nov.13 at 6 p.m. | Thanksgiving Dinner: Nov. 27 from 2-4:30 p.m.
• Price: Chefsgiving: $150 per person (ages 21+) | Thanksgiving Dinner: $100 per adult, $40 per child 
• Address: 425 Fifth Ave, Gaslamp Quarter

Lilian’s at Rancho Santa Fe

Lilian’s offers a storybook Thanksgiving dinner featuring tender roasted turkey, buttery mashed potatoes, savory and sweet stuffing, and pumpkin pie. With a four-course menu and flexible seating options, it’s perfect for family, friends who want a classic celebration without lifting a finger.

• Date & Time: Nov. 27 | 1 p.m.-8 p.m. 
• Price: $175
• Address: 5951 Linea Del Cielo, Rancho Santa Fe

Mister A’s

Give thanks with a side of San Diego skyline at Mister A’s, the iconic 12th-floor dining destination where its views make indulging in extra pie feel effortlessly glam. On November 27 only, start with appetizers like Vidalia sweet onion soup and baked carbonara mac & cheese. Then move into mains such as herb-crusted lamb loin with squash purée or an 8 oz prime beef filet, alongside sides like truffle fries and more. Oh, and did I mention the pumpkin sticky toffee pudding and apple cranberry cobbler? Mister A’s three-course prix fixe has it all. Reservations are open now.

• Date & Time: Nov. 27 | 12 p.m.-7:30 p.m.
• Price: Buffet: $110 per person
• Address: 2550 Fifth Avenue, Ste 406, Bankers Hill

Sea & Sky

Take your Thanksgiving to the next level at Sea & Sky, where breathtaking ocean views meet a meticulously crafted two-course experience with dessert. Partake in a culinary journey through the freshest seafood and locally sourced ingredients with dishes like fairy tale pumpkin soup, grilled apple and Pt. Reyes blue tart, or baby kale salad piled high with local pear, serrano ham, and spiced candied pecans. Then choose your main event: heritage roasted turkey with all the classics, coffee-dusted filet of beef, grilled red snapper, or butternut squash Casareccia pasta, all paired with family-style sides. Top it all off with pumpkin pie or mixed berry crostata with pistachio gelato and you’ve got a Thanksgiving worth savoring.

• Date & Time: Nov. 27 | 11:30 a.m.-7:30 p.m.
• Price: $85 per adult | $50 per child 
• Address: 7955 La Jolla Shores Dr, La Jolla

Café Sevilla

Experience Thanksgiving “from another feather” at Café Sevilla, where Spanish flair meets holiday tradition. Enjoy a three-course menu featuring Thanksgiving classics with a Spanish twist, from champiñónes y crema soup, Spanish beer-glazed duck, and pumpkin empanadas. These bold, flavorful dishes are available all day, either à la carte or as a full menu (dinner menu also available). Reservations aren’t required, but you won’t want to miss the authentic Spanish ambiance, tapas, Spanish wines, and refreshing sangrias, all bringing the flavors of Spain to your Thanksgiving table.

• Date & Time: Nov. 27 | All day
• Price: $49.50 per adult
• Address: 353 Fifth Ave, San Diego

Herb & Wood

For a rustic Thanksgiving that doesn’t involve doing the dishes, join celebrity chef Brian Malarkey’s flagship for a traditional menu featuring shrimp cocktail with smoked sauce, beef tartare, pork belly with roasted apple and squash purée, lamb lollipops, and roasted turkey with all the classic sides. Secure your spot, sit back, and enjoy a timeless yet approachable fall celebration.

• Date & Time: Nov. 27 | 1 p..m.-7 p.m.
• Price: $92 per adult | $38 per child 
• Address: 2210 Kettner Blvd, Little Italy

Animae

At Animae, Thanksgiving takes on a new form where sleek modern design meets culinary theater. Chef Tara Monsod brings her Filipino-American perspective to the holiday with a four-course feast featuring scallop crudo, duck confit arroz caldo, soy-glazed turkey roulade, and pumpkin and coconut profiteroles. Make this year a futuristic take on Art Deco, where time and space feel suspended. The full menu and reservations are available now.

• Date & Time: Nov. 27 | 3 p..m.-8 p.m.
• Price: $110 per adult | $42 per child 
• Address: 969 Pacific Hwy, San Diego

Charminar

Skip the hours of prep and cooking (that feel like days) this Thanksgiving and treat yourself to bold Indian flavors at Charminar in San Diego. While the exact menu changes each year, past holiday offerings have included traditional dishes and special weekend treats like Goat Dum Biryani and Tandoori Fish Pomfret. Follow along online for this year’s holiday menu and special offerings, perfect for adding spice to your Thanksgiving table.

• Date & Time: Nov. 27
• Price: To Be Confirmed
• Address: 6755 Mira Mesa Blvd Ste 111, San Diego

Giardino

The 2025 Critics’ Pick and Runner-Up for The Best Restaurant in Lemon Grove, Giardino is a casual Italian-inspired cucina where San Diegans gather for fresh, flavorful classics from across Italy. This Thanksgiving, enjoy a three-course preset menu for $55 per adult, with a kids’ menu available for $19. Secure your spot early and check its website to view the full menu with details coming soon.

• Date & Time: Nov. 27 | 12–8 p.m.
• Price: $55 per adult | $19 per child
• Address: 7067 Broadway, Lemon Grove, San Diego

Thanksgiving Buffets in San Diego

Brickmans Restaurant and Bar

Skip the stress of cooking this year and let Brickman’s do the work. Its Thanksgiving Day Buffet at Lakehouse Resort features a towering spread of fall classics like apple cider and clove-glazed ham, citrus maple–glazed salmon, lemon oregano seasonal squash, mini corn dogs for the kids, and more, all accompanied by live music on the patio and in the dining room. Gather with family and relax with serene lakeside views; it’s a chaos-free yet classy way to celebrate. Reservations are now available.

• Date & Time: Nov. 27 | 11 a.m.-5 p.m. 
• Price: $85 per adult | $25 per child under 10
• Address: 1750 San Pablo Dr, San Marcos

Hotel del Coronado

Thanksgiving at The Del is the kind of holiday scene that belongs in a rom-com: Seaside windows, families dressed in their fall best, and a table that feels straight out of a dream. Dine in the beautifully restored Crown Room and Coronet Rooms, or the Ocean Ballroom (home to a newly uncovered 1888 fresco mural) and enjoy a lavish buffet of favorites, regional specialties, and mouthwatering desserts.

Beneath the Crown Room’s 33-foot sugar pine ceilings and chandeliers designed by The Wizard of Oz author L. Frank Baum, guests can savor every bite surrounded by the hotel’s signature grandeur. After dinner, explore the resort’s “A Holiday in Oz” celebration, complete with oceanfront Skating by the Sea, thousands of twinkling lights, and stunning seasonal décor. The menu is coming soon, but reservations are open now. 

• Date & Time: Nov. 27 | Crown Room at 12:30-7 p.m. | Ocean Ballroom at 1-6 p.m.
• Price: Adults: $274.25 (prices increase by $25 on Nov. 1), $125.36 per child (ages 5–12)
• Address: 1500 Orange Ave., Coronado

Rumorosa

A Cali-Baja Thanksgiving? Sign me up. At Rumorosa’s bountiful buffet overlooking the water, expect Turkey Al Pastor, Rumorosa paella, specialty cocktail stations, and all the festive favorites imaginable. Even add in an Apple Cider Hot Toddy or Ferrero Rocher martini for a chef’s twist on tradition. Reserve your table for a flavorful holiday celebration on Harbor Island.

• Date & Time: Nov. 27 | 12 p.m.-5 p.m. 
• Price: $89 per adult | $45 per child
• Address: 1380 Harbor Island Drive, San Diego

Rancho Valencia

Thanksgiving at Rancho Valencia is a full-on family affair. The buffet features a legendary raw bar, carving stations, and endless seasonal favorites, plus a dessert spread that’s as rich as it is impressive. Kids can roam the lawn with a petting zoo, bounce house, carriage rides, face painting, and arts and crafts.

Maybe you prefer to celebrate at home. Thanksgiving To-Go lets you bring the feast to your kitchen table. Order online by Nov. 21 for pickup on Nov. 26 for a dinner serving four or more, with oven-ready dishes including Diestel Farms herb-brined, free-range turkey, plus vegan and gluten-free options, all designed for effortless holiday entertaining. Call 858-759-6246 to reserve.

• Date & Time: Nov. 27 | 10 a.m.-4 p.m.
• Price: Thanksgiving buffet: $245 per adult, $95 per child (ages 3–11) | To-Go: $350 minimum order
• Address: 5921 Valencia Cir, Rancho Santa Fe

Ember & Rye 

At Ember & Rye, Thanksgiving starts at brunch overlooking the 18th green at the Arnold Palmer–designed Aviara Golf Club. Guests can enjoy poached jumbo shrimp, Peruvian ceviche, lobster roll verrines, and a rotating selection of sushi and sashimi, followed by carving stations featuring cedar-plank Ora King salmon, and mala-spice crusted prime rib. Hot dishes and sides include brown butter sweet potato tartlets, roasted root vegetables, veal scallopini with shaved truffle, and charred lemon chicken gravy. The dessert spread is equally insane with pumpkin pies, pistachio orange blossom tartlets, raspberry lime cheesecake, and pumpkin macarons.

If breakfast isn’t your thing, swing by the vintage clubhouse in the evening for dinner specials of smoked turkey with yuzu cranberry sauce or Kurobuta porchetta with Wagyu tallow gravy. Finish with pecan pie drizzled in maple passionfruit caramel and served with brown butter ice cream.

• Date & Time: Nov 27 | Brunch: 10:30 a.m.-2:30 p.m. | Dinner: 5 p.m.-8:30 p.m.
• Price: Brunch: $165 per adult, $65 per child (ages 2-12) | Dinner: À la carte
• Address: 7447 Batiquitos Dr, Carlsbad

ARLO

The 2025 Reader’s Choice winner for Best Hotel Restaurant, ARLO, is hosting an all-day Thanksgiving buffet where you can chow, sip, and catch every NFL play without missing a bite, whether you’re inside or out on the patio. Start with Agrumato and Aleppo pepper poached shrimp or a roasted butternut bisque before digging into the carving, Santa Maria, pasta, and plancha stations. Expect rosemary-crusted prime rib, butter-roasted turkey thighs, pan-seared Skuna Bay salmon, and sides like chestnut and sage stuffing and buttery mashed potatoes. And if you’ve still got room, don’t pass up the apple pie, just one of several dessert options. RSVP for your plate.

• Date & Time: Nov. 27 | 12p..m.-8 p.m.
• Price: $95 per adult | $45 per child under 12
• Address: 500 Hotel Circle North, San Diego

The Lodge at Torrey Pines

Celebrate Thanksgiving with the smoky flavors of The Grill at Torrey Pines. From chimney-roasted turkey with traditional fixin’s to pumpkin pie with candied cranberries and whipped crème fraîche, plus chimney-smoked carrots, creating your own staple feast is a breeze. Your chair (and plate) are ready for a dinner to remember.

• Date & Time: Nov. 27 | 5 p.m.-10 p.m.
• Price: Buffet: $75 per person
• Address: 11480 N Torrey Pines Rd, La Jolla

Fairmont Grand Del Mar

Thanksgiving at Fairmont Grand Del Mar is an experience made for indulgence. Choose between Amaya’s refined three-course tasting menu or the Grand Ballroom’s lavish family buffet, both set against the resort’s elegance. Amaya’s menu leans sophisticated, with scallop ceviche, rosemary turkey roulade, and black pepper king salmon, followed by pumpkin crémeux or apple tarte Tatin.

The buffet features baked brie with Grand Del Mar honey, vibrant winter greens with roasted squash and persimmons, a raw bar of Carlsbad oysters and citrus ceviche, and even carving stations with prime rib, porchetta, and roasted turkey. Whichever you choose, this is Thanksgiving served with a touch of style. 

• Date & Time: Nov. 27 | Amaya: 12–8 p.m. | Ballroom: 2–6 p.m.
• Price: Amaya: $175 per adult, $75 per child (ages 3–12) | Ballroom & Solana Buffet: $195 per adult, $85 per child (ages 3–12)
• Address: 5300 Grand Del Mar Court, San Diego

Vessel – Kona Kai

This year, let executive chef Ethan Brown do the cooking while you soak up the Vessel waterfront. Let the morning unfold over a buffet brimming with mini crab cakes and prime rib with horseradish cream or settle in for a refined prix fixe dinner featuring pumpkin velouté, Chioggia beet salad, turkey roulade, salmon en croûte, and an array of desserts from pumpkin and Southern pecan to chocolate peanut butter and classic apple pie. With flavors that nod to tradition but carry chef Brown’s signature finesse, this is Thanksgiving done effortlessly and deliciously. Reserve your table here.

• Date & Time: Nov. 27 | Buffet 11 a.m.–3 p.m. | Prix fixe 5–9 p.m.
• Price: Buffet: $89 per adult, $39 per child (ages 5–12), free for kids under 5 | Prix fixe $55 per adult, $19 per child
• Address: 1551 Shelter Island Dr., San Diego

The Bahia Resort Hotel

Spend Thanksgiving by the water at Dockside 1953, where the celebration comes with panoramic Mission Bay views and more dining options than you could possibly taste in one sitting. Dockside 1953 has a holiday-themed brunch followed by a signature dinner with à la carte offerings and a traditional turkey plate.

Want to sample it all? Don’t worry, the Thanksgiving Buffet Feast in the Mission Bay Ballroom features oysters with apple mignonette, a build-your-own poke bowl, apple cider and citrus-brined turkey breast, seafood or pumpkin risotto, tender beef medallions, and desserts like coffee and pumpkin pie crème brûlée, all paired with a complimentary glass of bubbles. Families can also climb aboard the Thanksgiving Day Cruise for a festive spin around Mission Bay complete with face painting, balloon art, and holiday crafts for the kids. For any additional questions, call them at (858) 539-7634. 

• Date & Time: Nov. 27 | Holiday Brunch: 7 a.m.–2 p.m. | Signature Dinner: 2–8 p.m. | Thanksgiving Buffet Feast: 12–6 p.m. (last seating 5:30 p.m., buffet closes 8 p.m.) | Bay Cruise: 2 p.m., 3:15 p.m., 4:30 p.m.
• Price: Brunch and Dinner à la carte | Buffet: $115 per adult, $50 per child (5–12), complimentary for ages 4 and under | Bay Cruise: $24.05 per adult, free for ages 0–4
• Address: 998 W Mission Bay Dr, San Diego

Thanksgiving Take-Home Meals in San Diego

Juniper & Ivy

Spend Turkey Day at home with Juniper & Ivy. Back by popular demand, their highly anticipated Thanksgiving Take-Home packages deliver a no-fuss feast featuring fresh ingredients and elevated flavors that have made Juniper & Ivy a San Diego favorite. This year, the culinary team is putting a chef-driven spin on holiday classics while keeping the flavors you know and love. Every hyper-local, show-stopping dish comes ready to heat and serve, taking the stress out of hosting so you can actually enjoy the day (outside of the kitchen). Last year, packages sold out fast, so bookmark this page and snag yours in time.

• Price: Check website for details coming soon
• Address: 2228 Kettner Blvd, San Diego

Great Maple

Elevated comfort food meets seasonal at Great Maple’s Thanksgiving pickup. This modern American eatery has crafted a sustainably sourced, crave-worthy Dinner Box featuring fall squash soup with caramelized apple and toasted hazelnuts, thyme-rosemary roasted turkey breast with pan gravy, maple mash yams with golden raisins, an all green apple margarita for two, and pumpkin pie with a gingersnap graham cracker crust.

Founded by award-winning restaurateur and San Diego native Johnny Rivera, Great Maple brings Michelin-guide flair right to your home. The Hillcrest spot is also offering Thanksgiving 2025 whole pies, ready for pickup. Pick one, or both—either way, it’s a Thanksgiving win.

• Date & Time: Thanksgiving Box: Nov. 27, pickup | Whole Pies: Nov. 26 & Nov. 27, pickup
• Price: Thanksgiving Box: $220 (starting) | Whole Pies: $36 (starting)
• Address: 1451 Washington St, San Diego

The Wise Ox

Pre-order a pasture-raised, naturally-fed turkey from Diestel Farms at The Wise Ox in North Park or La Costa this Thanksgiving. Birds come 16–18 pounds and can be paired with homemade gravy, meat butters, Italian sausage, and a pumpkin or apple crumble pie by executive pastry chef Jeremy Harville. How it works: Place a $50 deposit (open now) to reserve your bird and pick it up at the shop the week of Thanksgiving, starting Tuesday, Nov. 25 through Wednesday, Nov. 26.

• Price: Turkeys $8.99/lb | Pies $35 each
• Address: North Park: 2855 El Cajon Blvd | La Costa: 7755 El Camino Real

Tribute Pizza

Tribute Pizza might just make pizza a mandatory dish at every Thanksgiving table. Last year, owner Matthew Lyons served two versions of Thanksgiving dinner: a comforting vegetarian option featuring a decades-old family recipe for a savory cheese and nut loaf, and an all-natural turkey breast lightly smoked and roasted in the wood oven. Both were paired with porcini mushroom gravy, Aunt Lynette’s Southwest stuffing, wood-fired focaccia with butter, and an organic greens and walnut salad. While this year’s menu is still being finalized, Tribute Pizza is expected to offer a Thanksgiving dinner package in 2025. Keep an eye on its website and socials to snag your pre-order spot for a casual yet elevated holiday feast at home.

• Date & Time: Thanksgiving Dinner Pre-Orders TBD
• Price: TBD
• Address: 3077 North Park Way, Suite 100, San Diego

Mama’s Pies

San Diego’s sweetest tradition is back. Mama’s Pies, the annual Thanksgiving bake sale from Mama’s Kitchen, returns for its 21st year, each pie funding 12 healthy meals for locals facing critical illness. Choose from pumpkin, traditional apple, pecan, Dutch apple, or the oh-so-secret mystery flavor, back by popular demand. Pies are $35 and on sale through Nov. 21 (or until they sell out) on its website. With pickup on Nov. 26 at nine sites across the county. With help from some of the city’s top culinary names—Sugar & Scribe, Bahia Resort Hotel, MIHO Catering, and more—Mama’s Pies proves that doing good can taste even better.

• Date & Time: Through Nov. 21 (or until sold out)
• Price: $35 per pie
• Address: Various pick-up sites across San Diego County

Finca

The charmingly chic neighborhood restaurant Finca is preparing a family-style feast to-go, taking all the work out of menu planning on the stress-cooking-induced holiday. The Thanksgiving spread is intended to feed 3 to 4 people, and chef Joe Bower and the culinary team are including whole roasted duck and leg confit with black pepper honey glaze, potato dauphinoise with parmesan cream, local honey nut squash with Calabrian chile, lemon, and almond crumble, rosemary duck gravy, and fresh baked Parker House rolls. Plus, all dishes will be par-cooked and sent with warming instructions. Meals will be available to reserve via OpenTable soon!

• Date & Time: Pick up Wednesday, Nov. 26 | 12p.m.-6 p.m.
• Price: $165 per family-style feast
• Address: 3066 North Park Way, San Diego

Local Restaurants Open on Thanksgiving

Pop Pie Co.

What’s better than a cozy Thanksgiving? One that smells like turkey pot pie straight out of the oven. Pop Pie Co.’s Thanksgiving tradition is back, and it’s basically the shortcut to an at-home holiday feast. Last year’s menu brought pumpkin cream cheese, vegan apple cranberry ginger, and salted caramel apple crumble pies that had San Diegans lining up early. This year, expect the same mix of sweet, savory, and everything in between. Grab them hot and ready, or take them home frozen to bake once the food coma wears off.

• Date: Pies available during business hours leading up to and on Thanksgiving Day.
• Price: Check their website starting November 1 for this year’s price breakdowns
• Addresses: 4404 Park Blvd. Suite A | 4195 Voltaire St. | 829 Garnet Ave. | 1517 30th St. | 2956 Roosevelt St. #3, Carlsbad

Big Kitchen Cafe

A true San Diego classic, Big Kitchen Café has been a South Park staple for over 40 years. Run by Judith “Judy the Beauty on Duty” Forman, this neighborhood spot is built on fresh ingredients and local love. With house-baked muffins and coffee cake, honey-baked hams, and freshly roasted turkey, Big Kitchen feels like a hug from Golden Hill itself.

Regular’s favorites include Whoopie’s Breakfast (eggs, bacon, potatoes, toast, and fresh orange juice), Nova’s Favorite (spinach, eggs, and cheese with fruit, tortillas, and salsa), and Judy’s Favorite Scramble with spinach, mushrooms, and sherry. Pancakes come piled high with chopped walnuts, strawberries, or creamy peanut butter. So if you’re looking for a Thanksgiving brunch out without the green bean casseroles, Big Kitchen Café is your place.

• Date & Time: Nov. 27 | 8 a.m.–2 p.m. (normal business hours) 
• Address: 3003 Grape Street, San Diego