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If there was ever a year we wanted to end, it’s safe to say 2020 is the one. Though we can’t celebrate New Year’s Eve at our favorite local bars, restaurants and clubs this year due to stay-at-home orders, there are still ways to safely ring in the new year.
From San Diego bay cruises to virtual events to dining specials, here are some ideas to spice up your NYE holiday this year. Cheers to 2021!
New Year’s Eve Celebrations at Jamul Casino: Though many venues are closed due to COVID-19, San Diego casinos are still open at limited capacity. Jamul Casino in East County has a variety of events and specials for those hoping for in-person celebration. If you choose to attend, be sure to follow all health and safety guidelines, including wearing a mask and social distancing. For additional event information, visit jamulcasinosd.com/nye2021.
Updated on December 14, 2020 at 5:07 am
On this episode of our
Once again, pandemic-era restrictions for restaurants have changed – and we will break down those changes on our show.
Joining our conversation is Jason McLeod, (twice Michelin star) chef and partner of local hospitality powerhouse group, CH Projects, which runs some of San Diego’s most high-profile restaurants and bars (to name a few local favorites: Morning Glory; Born & Raised; Ironside; Soda & Swine; Craft & Commerce; Polite Provisions).
McLeod shares how the stay-at-home order will impact CH Projects and how the eateries will adapt during a month when – in non-pandemic times – would typically be a busy time for restaurants with holiday parties, seasonal offerings, and banquets.