Haunted Oceanside: Hill Street Café
“Sarah was the only spirit we made contact with that night, but it was unlike any encounter we’ve experienced as a team.” The two-story Victorian style home on the 101 has been a staple of Oceanside for nearly 130 years, but before it was the home to Hill Street Café, it was home to a woman who still resides there in spirit. As seen in the Osider Magazine, September/October 2016, Vol. 3 Issue 5. This article is available in a printed version until November, 2016. Words by Amber Lussier. Photos by Zach Cordner. Historical Research and Images by Krosti Hawthorne/Oceanside Historical Society.
Oceanside Mid-Week Hustle
Things to do in Oceanside Every Week Why do we spend all week long looking forward to going out Friday and Saturday night? Especially when there’s something to do every night of the week in Oceanside. Your work week grind doesn’t have to feel endless! Take a night off, or two, to decompress and add […]
Wedding Celebration Honoring Active Military
In early 2016, Military Mondays: Special Edition had the privilege of hosting six military elopement ceremonies during Oceanside Valentines Week. Meet the couples and see photos from this special event.
Oktober Beer Guide
Oceanside is fast becoming a craft beer destination. Nearly a dozen microbreweries will be open by the end of the year. In the overall hoppy forward San Diego beer scene, it’s nice to find some approachable alternatives here in town that emphasize enticing flavor profiles such as brews on tap at Bagby Beer Company, Barrel Republic and Belching Beaver Brewery.
Asian and Ramen Restaurants in Oceanside
Oceanside has long been known for its beautiful beaches but now that the food scene has evolved, both locals and tourists alike enjoy a huge variety of options including a plethora of Asian restaurants. From Japanese to Vietnamese to Thai, eateries abound will satisfy noodle, sushi and/or curry cravings. Author Jolee Pink discusses three popular Oceanside Asian restaurants.
Savory Summer BBQ
Nothing says “Summertime” like savory barbecue! Fortunately for Oceanside, there are three local eateries that offer a good mix of traditional recipes, and a few unique twists! Come for the food, and stay for the Southern Hospitality at Enzo’s BBQ & Ale House, Felix’s BBQ with Soul, and That Boy Good Southern BBQ Joint.
Oceanside Hospitality is “Making the Grade”
As the upcoming school year quickly approaches, the students of Oceanside won’t be the only ones graded on the quality of their work. Each year, TripAdvisor studies the accommodations, attractions and restaurants that are consistently earning great reviews from travelers and presents them with a Certificate of Excellence.
The Culture of Surfing at the California Surf Museum
Culture of Surfing Showcased at the California Surf Museum The California Surf Museum chronicles the rich history of surfing through fascinating exhibits, programs and memorabilia. Former board member, Boyd Scofield, shares his insights on how the museum started and the direction that it’s taking with Visit Oceanside’s Guest Blogger, Jolee Pink. About Boyd Scofield: Local Business […]
Elevated American Cuisine
Oceanside’s ever-evolving culinary scene is truly special because all of the chefs are friends and work together to help each other out and the community as a whole. This type of camaraderie cultivates the success of city’s exploding restaurant business. Three establishments are leading the way by specializing in elevated American cuisine or as locals refer to it, “flip-flop fine dining”: 608, Flying Pig Pub & Kitchen and Local Tap House & Kitchen.
Oceanside International Film Festival 2016
Oceanside International Film Festival Get that popcorn popping! Oceanside is hosting its annual International Film Festival on August 7th – 14th. It is the Oceanside festival that officially kicks off a season of various film festivals to be held throughout San Diego County. The Oceanside International Film Festival (OIFF) was originally established in 2009, and offers […]
