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Edible San Diego E Edition Issue #51 Winter 2019

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trees and sagebrush, finishing just in time to stop for a quick lunch<br />

at Brothers Provisions. This artisan market and deli is part of the 3<br />

Local Brothers restaurant group, which started with RB favorites The<br />

Barrel Room and Urge Gastropub, just down the street.<br />

Back at the inn, we spent the afternoon lounging at the adultsonly<br />

pool, our noses in books and palm trees swaying above.<br />

As the sun set, we returned to our room to change for dinner.<br />

We began the evening with fireside drinks at Veranda, the patio<br />

lounge and restaurant on the property, before catching an Uber<br />

to our dinner reservation at The Cork and Craft. Located in an<br />

unassuming business park, this hidden gem cultivated by local<br />

talent shares space with urban winery Abnormal Wine Co. and<br />

craft brewery Abnormal Beer Co.<br />

Sunday<br />

We started the day with coffee in the room before heading back<br />

to Veranda for a patio brunch. While sipping on a fresh strawberry<br />

lavender lemonade, we decided to spend the day in the lush alcoves<br />

of the award-winning Rancho Bernardo Inn Spa. Its natural beauty<br />

was instantly therapeutic. Fragrant herbs, flowers, and fruits are<br />

freshly picked from the chef’s garden next door and used in spa<br />

treatments to create a truly grounding experience.<br />

We left feeling not only rejuvenated by our stay, but relieved that<br />

we can easily return—maybe even next weekend.<br />

OLIVIA HAYO<br />

36 ediblesandiego.com

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