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I would add Carlsbad is also home to many craft breweries: Pure Project and Pizza Port in the Village, Karl Strauss near Flower Fields and, to name a couple, Burgeon and Rouleur are inland near Palomar Airport.
This is great. I did not spend any time here last time I was in Socal so this is super nice to see places I have not been before. I will need to make a special stop next time.
Chris is soo detailed oriented and his great energy is very infectious. Thank you so much Chris for your videos. Your videos motivate us to take trips to these beautiful places.
If you like beer, pure project at the village in Carlsbad is a must to check out. My second favorite brewery in SD just behind Modern times. They are also part of the program that donates 1% of revenue to the planet. So can’t complain about drinking excellent beer and helping the planet at the same time.
I love the Carlsbad area, going south to San Diego. Some of the best weather in the U.S. year-round! Carlsbad has a half and full marathon in January, along gorgeous stretches of undeveloped beaches. Stunning, sunny, temperate weather!
Great video!!!!!!!!! Used to visit my brother in Oceanside.... but never visited Carlsbad (except for LegoLand). Will definitely spend a day there next time. And will sure have that watermelon bingsu""" looks so good.
Hey Chris, I've been enjoying your Southern California videos recently because I'm going to San Diego next week to attend an event at the Japanese Friendship Gardens! I'll be staying in Carlsbad with a friend from high school.
I live in LA and go to Carlsbad and Vista all the time. I’m always calling on customers in the business sections and had no idea until this video there was so much to see. I will probably head there this weekend for something to do. Thank you!
I like Carlsbad but the issue i have with it is that its very hilly and most stuff is spread out. Its not very walkable and you need a car to live there unless you want to live in the village area but its mostly small shops no big retailers
I can tell your daughter is already craving In-N-Out Burger! Carlsbad looks really nice especially with those flower fields. The watermelon dessert looked delicious! Watermelon plus shave ice along with soft serve ice cream is the perfect mix!
Love your videos. Really appreciate the alkaline water and the Tip Top Meats restaurant recommendation. My wife and I went to Tip Top Meats for dinner, two dinner entrees and an extra side order for only $30 total. Unreal in today hyper inflation standard.
I lived in Carlsbad 2005-2007 and me & the Russians frequented the exclusiveness of "Witch Creek Winery" and the also exclusive Jeti-parking lot right on the south part of beach you forgot.
We just came back from our San Diego vacation. We stopped at Miguel’s Cocina in Shelter Island 🏝 Great Mexican food! Also, my teenage daughter tried In and Out burger 🍔 for the first time. She loved it!
Hi Chris. Thanks for the history of Carlsbad. I always thought it was a bigger place. I like this small village feel. That brisket burger looked like a some messy good eating. Looks like you got another generation of In N Out burger with the little explorer. She is so cute. Thanks for sharing and take care.
Nice overview but some lost opportunities to recognize some small businesses, especially in the Village that really make us special. Also, as we discover or share areas, many people like to hear about the craft beer and cocktail scene. There were no mentions at all about the award winning breweries. And what about bike or golf cart rentals? The best way to cruise around some of the bustling zones. One of my favorite things is our skateboarding and surf culture that is really fun to take note of. Keep exploring and sharing the true heart of these communities!
I grew up there before all the cement was put in along the beaches and the eucalyptus Grove was almost twice the size with a big ditch and small grand canyon area to hike. Before the mall, the area was all water wildlife sanctuary. Not the same place I grew up in. Population was 12,000 back then.
I just found this channel a few days ago, and it’s awesome, I love your videos. Can’t wait to visit those places. Your vibe is amazing. Greetings from culiacan mexico 🇲🇽
I love the beach and checked out Carlsbad one time for a birthday getaway at a hotel. I stayed at Beach Terrace Inn and it's oceanfront which was nice. I checked out the flower fields which was a popular spot during spring. Haven't checked out the other spots showed in the video but that's the beauty of exploring. Now I want to go back and check out the walkways. Now I know thanks for the beach videos. Keep them coming 😃!
Thanks for the tip on the Beach Terrace Inn. P.S. Did you suggest on my last live stream about doing a video about being ready for travel? Can you let me know a little more about what kind of content you'd like to see in a video like that?
@@YellowProductions Hi Chris! Yes a video on how to prepare the house when you're gonna leave on vacation. I know one tip like stopping the mail service for a few days so mail doesn't pile up or people know you're away. Automatic lights, take out all the trash, unplug electronics, pets, etc. Some ideas on how leave the house ready when you're going to be gone for a while.
Another cool beach you have introduced us to. I love the flower fields. And I love the look of the Windmill food hall too. This will be another one for us to check out when we are next in Southern California. My early 2021 convention in San Diego was just officially cancelled yesterday so it probably won't be anytime soon. :( But thanks for sharing Carlsbad with us! We'll get there one day.
I live in Aviara Carlsbad. The best Mexican Food restaurant is definitely not Miguel’s … Try Pollo Maria’s on Harding street in Carlsbad Village . Los Olas is more trendy but has great Margaritas. For Italian food go to Jay’s in the Village such a cute place . There is a new place in Bressi Ranch (inland) called Casero very good . For sushi go to Tomoyama Sushi off Aviara Parkway
@@YellowProductions Seriously Chris.....you have over 202 subscribers and find time to read and comment. It means a lot and you have my upmost respect.
Sadly, Bing Haus is permanently closed. When my wife and I saw that awesome watermelon dessert we were so excited and looked it up. If anyone has suggestions on other cool desserts in the area let us know we're going there soon.
I wish someone would have told me/WARNED ME this about Carlsbad, and that is "...Recreational Fires..." Recreational fires are allowed/permitted anywhere in Carlsbad except on the beach or in a homeowners association. I have lived west of I 5 in the downtown area for 41 years and we have "recreational" every week pretty much everyday even July & Aug non stop and there's nothing I/we can do about it. (Decided to rent my place out in Carlsbad and have now moved because of this situation.) Many people have small fire pits in their front and back yards and what's mind boggling is that it'l be 89 degrees in July or Aug or here's one for you the Santa Anna's are blowing California is on the news that the devil winds are burning down cities and big areas and people in Carlsbad are having their Recreational Fires going -- seriously! No bs! I mean you can't make this stuff up. What's interesting is if your fire pit is 15' from your house you can burn 24/7 365. I'm in a duplex where the garages are connected where there's 36 units like that with no HOA, and everyone front door is 25' from each other - and people burn every week. It doesn't mater where your at in Carlsbad I've talked to many many people and they're going through the same frustration where they can't open their window because of this hobby of Recreational Fires burning daily. So what I did was I took numerous pictures and documented every time the police and fire dept was called out by me and others having the same problem which was a very long list, and that list was presented to the city counsel. I wrote up and document everything, made a package with numerous pictures of all the fire pits actually burning and smoking out others apartments, condo's, and homes so I had "proof" not jut complaining whining words. I presented each package and personally delivered it to each member of those on the Carlsbad City Council with my name number and email, and did not get one response. I'll I'm trying to do hear is The Golden Rule, tell people, (because I wish I would have been told this) that if you do decide to move to Carlsbad I would highly recommend asking many people in the neighborhood your interested in about ""smoke"" entering their homes. Thee other issue is the chimney smoke, Carlsbad decided to allow building etc go up higher so many people are getting smoke from chimneys. Again just trying to warn people do your homework on this major health issue. If you have any doubts on what I'm writing about please feel free to contact me here on YT, I will be more than willing to send you some pictures so you know I'm not just making this up. On thee other side of the coin Carlsbad is a good place to live if you don't mind the over the top crowds cars, and hard to find beach parking. Peace and good luck to ya.
"Small town only about 100,000" people live her." Me: who lives in a small town with only about 20,000 people... EDIT: Just wanted to be funny. I'm currently driving to carlsbad beach for vacation. And I'm bored lol.
