Things are changing in the La Jolla business community. Several new businesses have recently opened or will be opening in the next few days or weeks. Plus, big hotels are getting new owners, big supermarkets are getting new names, and longtime restaurants are celebrating big anniversaries.
recently opened
well aesthetics
La Jolla resident Phoebe Geimer recently opened The Well Aesthetics at 8th Harmony Relaxation Center at 7818 Ivanhoe Ave. in The Village.
“Skin is my focus,” Geimer said. “I work to balance skin to skin and produce glowing skin.”
“We look at the microbiome of the skin, and instead of trying to strip it down, we try to build it up and work with the lymphatic system,” she added. We use a machine that moves the lymphatic system.”
For clients with hormonal acne, tension headaches, temporomandibular disorders, and more, Geimer performs a buccal facial massage that works on the muscles of the face. “If you do the whole series, it’s like a non-surgical facelift,” she said.
Guymer at (858) 262-9727 or vagaro.com/thewellaesthetics.
agency
The Agency, a global boutique real estate brokerage, opened its first San Diego office at 1025 Prospect Street in La Jolla on October 10th.
The Agency, a brand featured on international television shows such as ‘Million Dollar Listing Los Angeles’ and ‘The Real Housewives of Beverly Hills’, has more than 60 corporate-owned and franchised offices worldwide. .
“Our La Jolla office is unique in that it provides both a special place for our agents to visit almost constantly to get the job done, and a support staff dedicated to facilitating their success every day. It’s something,” said Mike Schwartz, Regional Manager. “It’s a great opportunity to launch this modern office.”
Click here for details theagencyre.com.
Opening in November
New businesses slated to open soon include:
whiskey & leather
The Whiskey & Leather Boutique will open on Saturday, November 5th at 7884 Girard Ave.
(Ariel Hujar)
The Whiskey & Leather Boutique will open its third store at 7884 Girard Avenue in La Jolla on Saturday, November 5, in addition to stores in Santa Barbara and Del Mar.
Opening from 10am to 6pm, the store will offer 15% off everything and gift bags will be on sale.
Owned by area resident Ariel Hujar, the men’s and women’s clothing facility features hats and brightly colored tops, along with staples like jeans and t-shirts. It also hosts private his events that include whiskey tastings, but whiskey is not served at La His Hoya His store.
“My best friend and I opened Santa Barbara seven years ago,” said Hujar. “We were both tomboys who wanted to provide a place to buy clothes with that kind of aesthetic. is.”
Hujar said there’s “a little something for everyone,” with brands and styles that come and go each season.
“I love this area and always open stores in the area where I live,” she said. “Additionally, La Jolla needed another boutique.”
In addition to clothing, Whiskey & Leather sells antiques, decorations and other household items.Click here for details whiskey leather.com.
Custom Tailoring by Mamak
After 10 years of tailoring in La Jolla, Mamak Barrami will open Custom Tailoring by Mamak on Sunday, November 6th at 920 Klein Street.
The business offers bespoke tailoring of men’s and women’s clothing, from suits to prom dresses, with most jobs completed within 24 hours.
“I went to tailor school here in Iran [in the United States]said Bahrami. “It’s my love and my hobby. It’s everything. I love sewing and the reactions from customers.”
In addition to her handiwork, Bahrami has a clothing catalog where customers can purchase items to be tailored for her.
A Grand Opening Festival is scheduled for November 6th from 2pm to 5pm, along with food. Normal business hours are 10:30 AM to 6:00 PM, Monday through Saturday. For more information, please contact us at (858) 480-6674.
classic burger
Classic Burger will open at 615 Pearl Street in mid-November.
As the name suggests, patrons can have a no-frills “let the ingredients shine” burger, says chef Perez Segura Jr.
“No French truffles, just nice consistent burgers,” Segura said.
But with a background in fine dining, Segura can’t resist adding something different. For example, instead of simply using red onions, some creations make red onion jam. “It brings out the sweetness of the onion and adds a touch of tartness to the burger,” he said.
Segura grew up cooking under the guidance of his grandfather and began cooking dinners for his family at the age of eight. After that, he attended culinary school and toured San Diego’s fine restaurants.
“Fine dining is great, but the effort put into those dishes is astronomical,” he said. “Food can be simple or bold. I like simple.”
sale
The 376-room San Diego Marriott La Jolla Hotel reportedly sold for $187.6 million.
(Co-star)
The 376-room San Diego Marriott La Jolla, built in 1985, recently sold for $187.6 million as part of a multi-billion dollar portfolio sale to a global asset manager.
Located at 4240 La Jolla Village Drive, the hotel last changed ownership in 2016 when it was purchased by Carey Watermark Investors for $131 million. The real estate investment trust, now known as Watermark Lodging Trust, agreed in May to be acquired by Brookfield Asset Management for his $3.8 billion. Watermark’s portfolio of 25 hotels, currently owned by Brookfield, comprises more than 8,100 rooms.
Commercial real estate firm CoStar reports an estimated sale price for the Marriott La Jolla of nearly $188 million, or about $500,000 per room. By comparison, the 416-room Hyatt Regency La Jolla at Aventine sold in August for $216 million, or more than $518,000 per room. — San Diego Union-Tribune
celebration
Jose’s Courtroom will celebrate its 50th anniversary with a “50ñera” party on Saturday, November 5th. From 11am until closing at 1037 Prospect Street, the festivities include drink specials, mariachi bands during the day, and DJs at night. .
Jose’s has been owned by Tigg Mitchell since summer 2007. Chef Jose Rodriguez isn’t the restaurant’s namesake, but he’s been working in the kitchen for the past 35 years.
pavilion
After more than six months of preparation, La Jolla’s Vons supermarket at 7544 Girard Ave. has been transformed into a similar, more upscale Pavilion brand.
“It will feature an extensive selection of organic produce, a butcher’s block featuring wagyu and dry-aged beef, a wine cellar, and a selection of specialty cheeses,” said Courtney Carranza, director of communications and public relations for Vons’ Southern California division, previously. said to la jolla lights.
Vons and Pavilions are owned by Albertsons Cos. vons.com◆