I’m back with my weekly review. And forgive me, though I’m a San Diego native, I’m still new to Coronado cuisine. When I chose this week’s review, Peohe’s, I didn’t realize it has been around for decades. Turns out, San Diego food reviewer David Nelson reviewed it in 1988 for the Los Angeles Times when […]
Michelle Armas
Michelle Armas is a reporter for The Coronado News. She holds a bachelor’s degree in journalism from San Diego State University, where she also studied French. She spent a year living in Tokyo, teaching English and contributing feature stories to Japan Today. In her free time, she enjoys making ceramics and creative writing. She can be reached at 661-972-6098.
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Review: Not exactly Memphis but it feeds the island
When you think of Coronado dining, especially the ferry landing, you picture fresh lobster, ceviche or street tacos eaten alongside sparkly water. With white sails undulating in the breeze, the island is a beach destination, after all, making a traditionally landlocked cuisine like barbeque an intriguing anomaly. Lil Piggy’s Bar-B-Q is just that: a West […]
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Coronado Philharmonia debuts ‘Holidays on Orange Avenue’ in new program
This year’s Christmas season performance by the Coronado Philharmonia Orchestra will feature a composition inspired by the city’s main street: “Holiday’s on Orange Avenue.” On Dec. 6, at 7 p.m. the Coronado Philharmonia Orchestra will present its holiday program, “Christmas in Coronado,” at the Coronado Performing Arts Center. For the past four years, the Coronado […]