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Ready to know more about San Diego? Gemelos by Nomar Ramirez and Nick Trinh joins the growing roster of pop-up dinner series around town The new restaurant will feature small plates from around the world, wine, vinyl, and an all-day menu San Diego’s fried-chicken heroes join the food evolution of the city’s classic bea
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