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Treat your feet at Sock District, filled with the widest selection of novelty, fashionable, witty, and classic socks you’ve ever seen. Pick up a pair (or two, or three or more!) for any occasion. Music lover? Sports fan? Animal enthusiast? Need a gift or souvenir? Looking to make a stylish statement for Independence Day, Christmas or any other holiday? Sock District has you covered. Find socks for men, women and kids. Visit the store at Village Faire in the heart of downtown Carlsbad and see why they put feet first! sockdistrict.com

Sock District
300 Carlsbad Village Dr., Ste. 103, Carlsbad  (760) 444-3132  

   

Cafe Milano is a little glimpse of Italy nestled right off the California coastline in beautiful downtown La Jolla. Welcoming you as family, the inviting space has two indoor dining rooms and an outdoor patio surrounded by greenery. The tempting aroma of fresh bread, homemade desserts, and generations of tradition in the tomato sauce, greets you from the bustling kitchen seven days a week. Owner Chef Pasquale’s 25 years of experience with Northern Italian Cuisine is evident in the extensive menu featuring a delightful range of choices far beyond traditional Italian fare and well within a family’s budget. By making his own breads, pastas, desserts and special bread sauce daily, the Chef guarantees a great start, middle and finish to every memorable meal. Voted Best of La Jolla, this charming restaurant is known for its homemade daily mozzarella, lobster ravioli and artfully presented “Tableside Flambé” desserts. The unique private dining room can accommodate parties of up to 50 and catering packages and carry-out options are available for any size corporate function or family gathering. Open M-F: 11:30 a.m. – 10 p.m., Sat. 2 p.m. – 10:00 p.m. and Sun. 2 p.m. – 9 p.m. cafemilanolajolla.com 

Cafe Milano
711 Pearl St., La Jolla  (858) 454-3806 

Savor fresh sushi rolls, chicken teriyaki, shrimp tempura and many more delicious dishes at Akai Hana Japanese Cuisine & Sushi Bar in Rancho Bernardo. Most of the lunch combos come with miso soup, rice, salad (with an amazing sauce), and either a California or spicy tuna roll. The friendly neighborhood restaurant also serves dinner seven days a week. Order in or take out and see why locals love it! 

Akai Hana Japanese Cuisine & Sushi Bar
16769 Bernardo Ctr. Dr., Ste.K11, Rancho Bernardo (858) 451-0074

 

Round up friends and family and head to this important cultural center, dedicated to Olaf Wieghorst, a Danish-born American cowboy and famed artist who lived in El Cajon for over 40 years. Wieghorst created exquisite portrayals of the 19th-century American West, along with Native American Indians, cowboys and settlers. The museum’s two galleries display many of his paintings, watercolors and sketches. In 1998, the original home of Mae and Olaf Wieghorst was moved to the museum grounds and designated as a historic site by the city of El Cajon. The home, including a beautiful cactus garden, is open for public tours. Retrospective books, gourds, jewelry and prints by local artists are available in the gift shop. Open every Saturday from 10 a.m.-3 p.m. and tour groups by appointment. wieghorstmuseum.org

Olaf Wieghorst Museum and Western Heritage Center
131 Rea Ave., El Cajon  (619) 590-3431