Local Native: Only one block from all the activity on Adams Avenue, this apartment complex is in a prime location.

Local Native: The view from the end of 34th Street includes the back of the Carmelite Monastery in the foreground and QUALCOMM Stadium, where the San Diego Chargers play football, in the distance.

Local Native: Although the Adams North neighborhood is relatively safe and quiet, the community still supports a safety patrol.

Local Native: The northern edge of Adams North is defined by the surrounding canyons. Here, the view also includes the I-15.

Local Native: The wine menu at this small wine bar consists of an eclectic list of gems from around the world, and changes frequently to ensure there is always something new to discover. It focuses on small, family-owned and operated producers.

Local Native: Kensington Cafe serves up a healthy breakfast that doesn't make you feel like you're skimping. Their waffles, breakfast scrambles, and sandwiches are all good — and so is the coffee.

Local Native: Kensington Vine is a neighborhood wine bar offering over 50 wines by the glass, appetizers, and gourmet thin crust pizza.

Local Native: Edgeware Gallery is the newest gallery in the Kensington District of San Diego, and has the distinction of featuring both disabled and non-disabled artists. Proceeds from the sales of both originals and prints fund research to develop and validate an effective treatment for people on the autism spectrum.

Local Native: Clem's Tap House has multiple beer flights and wine flights. Clem's adjacent Bottle House also offers n addition to a wide selection of bottled craft beer and wine.

Local Native: "From first steps til they leave the nest." Patient appointments Mondays, Tuesdays and Wednesdays, 8 AM to 5 PM. On call for emergencies 24 hours a day, seven days a week.

Local Native: The award-winning Saffron Thai Grilled Chicken is San Diego’s first authentic Thai restaurant. Owner Su-Mei Yu opened the quaint take-out eatery on India Street’s restaurant row in 1985, infusing spirituality with healthy cooking to develop an exotic menu that specializes in one tasty entrée: saffron-marinated chicken prepared with traditional Thai methods. Reasonable prices, a quick-service atmosphere, and fresh seasonal fare make Saffron a favorite amongst San Diegans.

Local Native: The San Diego National Comedy Theatre show is an improv comedy show featuring professional comedians who perform a series of scenes - all based on audience suggestion. Furthermore, the shows are CLEAN and appropriate for all audiences!

Local Native: Featured on the TV show Diners, Drive-ins and Dives, this seafood restaurant serves up some of the freshest catch in the city.

Local Native: This street banner, at the corner of Chalmers Street and Indian Street, marks the southern tip of Midtown's international restaurant row.

Local Native: Dyno Brand specializes in customized T-shirt designs.

Local Native: One of the most beautifully decorated restaurant interiors in the city, Starlite serves cocktails, dinner, late night dining, and Sunday brunch.

Local Native: First organized in 1892, club members have been active in charitable and philanthropic ventures as well as participants in many and varied social activities and topics of interest.

Local Native: This grand, elegant venue can be reserved for events such as weddings through Hornblower Cruises and Events.

Local Native: This Episcopal and Anglican cathedral offers worship services four times on Sunday. Worship services Monday through Friday are offered in an adjacent chapel.

Local Native: A California-inspired Italian kitchen and wine shop in the heart of Banker's Hill.

Local Native: This store is designed to please the casual gourmet who is dedicated to eating well, but with no time or inclination to stand at the stove or linger in line at the grocery. It is modeled after the epicurian “Traiteur” shoppes of Europe, which offer deliciously sophisticated, fresh prepared foods “to go.” All dishes are made from scratch in the store, or in the larger kitchens of its sister restaurants: Hexagone on Laurel or French Market Grille in Rancho Berrnado.

Local Native: Located in the Laurel Le Surf Professional Building, this clinic of functional medicine offers services including Chinese herbs, blood and hormone analysis, naturopathic medicine, and of course, acupuncture.

Local Native: Built in 1887, this beautifully restored Victorian house is both a historical landmark and a private residence.

Local Native: The view to the west, looking toward the airport and San Diego Bay, in all it's glory.

Local Native: The Middletown trolley station services the green line.

Local Native: The centerpiece of the inspiring San Diego Bay, San Diego Marriott Marquis & Marina is a premier San Diego, CA, hotel with 1,360 guest rooms, 75,000 square feet of meeting space, a 446-slip marina and an environment that easily transitions from dynamic meetings to resort-style relaxation.

Local Native: This museum’s exhibits share the heritage of San Diego’s Chinese community and the essence of Chinese arts and culture through historic photographs, miniature models, ancient artifacts and explanatory text. Special events also celebrate holidays like the Chinese New Year, the Moon Festival, and Veterans Day.

Local Native: Co-located with the Dcompress Downtown, an urban massage facility, Urban Yogi offers yoga instruction and Reiki healing.

Local Native: Tabac café serves espresso, teas, specialty coffees, desserts, gelato ice cream, and of course, hookahs and cigars.

Local Native: Island Village offers stylish studio apartments with full private baths and private kitchenettes including microwaves. These fully furnished units feature a full size bed, nightstand, beautiful built-in birch entertainment centers with wall closet and computer desks. All utilities are paid. Each apartment provides high speed internet access as well as cable connection.

Local Native: NewSchool offers bachelor's and master's degrees in architecture, digital media arts, and construction management.

Local Native: This blue and green tile mosaic on the sidewalk brings a little bit of the seashore the center of an urban neighborhood.

Local Native: TheHIVE is San Diego’s original co-working and business center establishment. It is a unique workspace facility with a large open loft layout to encourage collaboration. In addition to some semi private offices, it has multiple team office spaces and private conference rooms.

Local Native: The Church Lofts building houses historic urban lofts with raw space to create your own downtown living experience.

Local Native: Davy Architecture designs all types of places; place where people live, work, shop, learn, worship and play. Clients include development companies, school districts, business owners and municipalities. The firm offers services its San Diego home office to Arizona, Colorado, Nevada and Texas.

Local Native: Cowboy Star serves up a unique dining experience by combining contemporary American cuisine with a western flare. The restaurant features exposed beam ceilings‚ cowboy accents‚ and classic landscape photography. Cowboy Star’s full-service butcher shop provides a wide variety of meats. The walk-in retail space‚ adjoining the restaurant‚ is the source for the signature meat served in the restaurant.

Local Native: Tavern+Bowl features a gourmet tavern menu that's affordable, great happy hours, daily specials and tons of event space. Whether catching a UFC fight or your favorite team on the HD flatscreens, grabbing a quick bite for lunch, taking a load off at happy hour, or hosting an unforgettable party, Tavern+Bowl is where you let the good times roll!

Local Native: Central Elementary is located on a gorgeous campus of 4.5 enclosed acres, with a magnificent playground, robust school garden and soccer field. Eighty-five percent of students are English learners with non-English speakers in the home.

Local Native: Mid-City Community Clinic is a non-profit, family-oriented, community health center, established in 1974. It focuses on delivering care to low-income families in multi-cultural communities. The clinic delivers care in several languages through the use of specially trained translators. These languages currently include English, Spanish, Vietnamese, Lao, Hmong, and French. Services provided include: Adult Medicine, Prenatal Care, Women’s Health Care, Men’s Health Care, Mental Health Services, Preventive Medicine, Reproductive Health Care, Diabetes Care Programs, and Urgent Care.

Local Native: Dedicated to transforming the health and well-being of low-income and immigrant residents through compassionate care, self-sufficiency and community participation, La Maestra Community Health Centers has grown into an award-winning health organization that serves on average 200 low-income residents a day and has treated an estimated 65,000 patients since 1990.

Local Native: San Diego's Mid City Community Action Network brings together a wide variety of community-based service providers, creating a web of support so that no one in need falls through the cracks.

Local Native: This Christian church has services Sunday mornings and Wednesday evenings.

Local Native: This small community recreation area has a lawn for playing sports, jungle gyms for climbing, grills for barbecuing and picnic tables for dining.

Local Native: Home of the Cheetahs, Cherokee Point educates children from kindergarten to fifth grade.

Local Native: The YMCA hosts a Friday Family Night party every first Friday of the month.

Local Native: Elementary school students play soccer and football at the park.

Local Native: One of the neighborhood's many avod gardeners has landscaped his yard with cacti, succulents and old wagon.

Local Native: Cherokee Point neighborhood: home to the bicycle and brewing enthusiasts.

Local Native: The Che Cafe Collective, a place where punk rock and activists congregate, has been adorned with inspired paintings by artistic students.

Local Native: The geometric sculptures on a quad in the Theater and Dance section of campus also function well as reading nooks.