Rate This City: Day 27 - San Diego

[maxamusa]

Haven't been since pre-covid but 10/10....perfect weather...amazing landscape...diverse....close to Mexico....there is a scene for everything you could be into

 

[JadeB]

Haven't been since pre-covid but 10/10....perfect weather...amazing landscape...diverse....close to Mexico....there is a scene for everything you could be into

Still dope post-covid

 

[Waldo Geraldo Faldo]

This weather is perfect. You can maintain a garden and beautiful landscaping with this type of weather.

If I lived here I would want an out cold backyard.

I would love living here purely off of all the outdoor activities you can get into on a year around basis.

Kayaking
Cycling
Fishing
Running
Hiking
Swimming

 

[Sniper]

Been out for a few days now, in the downtown area by the harbor. I haven’t seen a group of black folks yet. Group = 5 to 6 people

Which is why I don’t like the area.

 

[⠀⠀⠀]

10/10. was in oceanside/carlsbad last weekend and miss it

 

[Armchair Militant]

Coming from Miami…this place is unreal. Barely any black people though.

 

[InGodWeTrust]

Job flying me out there next month.

All expense paid. First time. Can’t wait

 

[Child_Of_God]

Job flying me out there next month.

All expense paid. First time. Can’t wait

Lucky you.

 

[neph27]

Beautiful place. The landscape, the views, just driving around the city when my wife and I were visiting friends was awesome.

 

[skyrunner1]

Coming from Miami…this place is unreal. Barely any black people though.

Expand breh, what makes it unreal to you?

 

[HabitualChiller]

Job flying me out there next month.

All expense paid. First time. Can’t wait

Swing by SeaWorld and the zoo while you're here. I'd also recommend joining the Black San Diego Facebook group for cool things to get into.

 

[zayk35]

Job flying me out there next month.

All expense paid. First time. Can’t wait

The weather may let you down a lil bit...it's what we call "June Gloom".... we get a lot of cloudy cool days historically

 

[IIVI]

Great city. It's where my wife is from and I end up spending a lot of time there.

City Heights and Lemon Grove is where the black folks are and where we're at when we visit her fam.

Particularly, City Heights is a straight vibe. About 100k people living in a 6.5 square mile area and insanely diverse, yet:

It remains home to many refugees and immigrants from Latin America, Africa, Southeast Asia, Western Asia and North Africa.[17]

According to 2017 reports, City Heights has lower rates of violent crime and property crime than nearby North Park and Hillcrest (the rich areas), as well as Downtown Gaslamp, and East Village.[18]

It's up there with LA to me. 10/10.

 

[Armchair Militant]

Expand breh, what makes it unreal to you?

Beautiful weather, hills, mountains, laid back people, fun roads, much less traffic. It’s like they gotta keep it so expensive so people don’t overcrowd the place

 

[skyrunner1]

Beautiful weather, hills, mountains, laid back people, fun roads, much less traffic. It’s like they gotta keep it so expensive so people don’t overcrowd the place

Yea I felt same way when I visited.. if I was to move or buy a 2nd home San Diego would be at top of list, feel like you get the same benefits of LA without some of the downsides.. I mentioned that on here a while back and was told its not like that but I enjoyed it alot..