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68 | EYEWORLD DAILY NEWS | MAY 5, 2019 ON THE TOWN ASCRS ASOA ANNUAL MEETING from the biggest entertainment stars to local up-and-coming bands. Check out the live music offerings at some of the city's most popular clubs. The Shout House 655 4th Avenue 619-231-6700 www.theshouthouse.com Voted San Diego's best live music venue by CitySearch, the Shout House features dueling piano play- ers and singers performing classic rock and roll hits from the 1950s to the present at two face-to-face grand pianos. Driven by audience requests, the music, entertainment, and comedy are not to be missed. The Casbah 2501 Kettner Boulevard, Middletown 619-232-4355 www.casbahmusic.com One of the most renowned Califor- nia live music clubs, the Casbah has a reputation as a champion of local and up-and-coming bands. Own- er Tim Mays has supported and promoted local music since the mid- 1980s, and the small, intimate space offers guests the chance to get close to performing artists. Prohibition 548 5th Avenue, Gaslamp Quarter 619-501-1919 www.prohibitionsd.com A 1920s-era lounge, Prohibition is "a beacon for those who feel that a dram of alcohol is not meant as merely a vessel for intoxication, but a sensory experience all its own," according to the bar's website. Open Tuesday through Sunday from 8 p.m.–1:30 a.m., the small speak- easy features a live jazz band each night starting at 9 p.m. A classy wine bar and one of San Diego's hotspots, Vin De Syrah is best known for its weekly wine tastings, perfect for wine enthu- siasts and novice wine drinkers alike. Guests can enjoy a selection of wines chosen by the resident sommelier paired with handcrafted canapés from the bar's charcuterie station. The Tipsy Crow 770 5th Avenue 619-338-9300 www.thetipsycrow.com San Diego's longest-standing bar, the Tipsy Crow blends classic décor with upscale service for a truly old- world experience. The Tipsy Crow has three levels, each with its own atmosphere. With a pub-like feel, the main level is perfect for a game of shuffleboard or sipping on a craft beer. The underground level features dancing, DJs, and live music, while the Nest, on the upper level, features hardwood floors and rich leather furniture that creates an intimate and indulgent lounge experience. Bang Bang 526 Market Street 619-677-2264 www.bangbangsd.com This establishment doubles as an Asian restaurant serving a wide selection of sushi on one side and a club with the West Coast's largest disco ball on the other. The venue opens at 5 p.m. on Wednesday through Sunday. Omnia 454 6th Avenue 619-544-9500 www.omniaclubs.com/san-diego/ If you're looking for something in the realm of a swanky dance club, Omnia in the Gaslamp Quarter is open at 9:30 p.m. on Thursday through Saturday. Music venues San Diego has a variety of music venues that showcase everything theme, paying tribute to early 1900s Congressman William Kettner, the man responsible for bringing the Navy to San Diego and dredging the harbor to accommodate larger ships. The first rooftop bar in Little Italy, Kettner Exchange features ca- banas equipped with their own wet bars, flat screen TVs, and taps for a private keg. Level 9 Bar Hotel Indigo San Diego, Gaslamp Quarter 509 9th Avenue 619-727-4000 www.hotelinsd.com Level 9 Bar offers sweeping views of the city and nearby Petco Park with a wide selection of cocktails, wine, and locally crafted Karl Strauss beers. The bar also offers a variety of "innocent cocktails"—handcraft- ed drinks for those who would like to indulge without the alcohol. Com- fortable seating and fireplaces offer a hip yet relaxed atmosphere. The Rooftop by STK 600 F Street www.hyatt.com/en-US/hotel/califor- nia/andaz-san-diego/sanas/dining Located in the Andaz Hyatt proper- ty downtown, The Rooftop by STK caters to all types of people, serving breakfast as early as 6:30 a.m. and turning into a late-night dance club open until midnight Friday and Saturday. Gaslamp Quarter The Gaslamp Quarter is San Diego's dining, entertainment, and shopping destination. This small neighborhood features a wide array of shops, bou- tiques, hotels, restaurants, bars, and more, right in the heart of the city. Explore some of these local favorite Gaslamp Quarter nightlife offerings. Vin De Syrah Spirit & Wine Parlor 901 5th Avenue 619-234-4166 www.syrahwineparlor.com Rooftop bars Warm, sunny weather makes San Diego a great place to enjoy dinner or cocktails outdoors. Check out some of the city's best rooftop bars for day or evening drinks with stun- ning views of the city and surround- ing hills. ALTITUDE Sky Lounge San Diego Marriott, Gaslamp Quarter 660 K Street 619-696-0234 www.sandiegogaslamphotel.com/ nightlife/altitude ALTITUDE offers an upscale nightlife experience 22 stories above the city, featuring cocktails, wine, beer, and bottle service with panoramic views of the city. Kettner Exchange 2001 Kettner Boulevard, Little Italy 619-255-2001 www.kettnerexchange.com The newest San Diego rooftop bar, Kettner Exchange has a nautical San Diego nightlife

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