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September 5th, 2007 categories: Nightlife

Anthology 619.595.0300
1337 India Street, Little Italy
Hours: Tues-Thurs and Sunday 5:30–11:30pm
Friday and Saturday 5:30pm–1am
Closed on Mondays

Click here to see who’s playing when

So what’s all this talk about a new bar? Is it a restaurant? A lounge? Well, the answer is, all of the above. In the words of the owners, Anthology is…

It’s food. It’s music. It’s an unprecedented collaboration.
Jazz, Blues, Soul, Classic Rock, R&B and Latin are in
harmony with cuisine entirely dedicated to delighting the
epicurious. Two world-renowned chefs create California
fresh masterpieces, while musicians set the rhythm in a
state-of-the-art venue. The “supper club” is back – great
music and fine cuisine will never again perform solo.

The creators of Anthology wanted to provide San Diegans with a different place to relax and enjoy great food and music. With three levels of entertainment and thousands of dollars in sound equipment, you can grab a seat anywhere and still enjoy the music of Poco, Francisco Aguabella, Terence Blanchard and Spyro Gyra.

The “New American” inspired food is incredible, with chefs Bradley Ogden and Jim Phillips. You can choose from menu items that vary in price from $8–30, or select a “Dinner Package,” which includes a three course meal for $65. If you do decide to take this route and buy your tickets online, make sure you still call the restaurant and make your dinner reservations. Anthology is all ages and you don’t have to have dinner to see a show, but there is a $20 food and beverage minimum per person.

So grab a date and go have some fun.

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