REBECCAS COFFEE HOUSE: A San Diego Coffee House

On the corner of Juniper and 30th some feel the magnetic pull. Others don’t. Those people sucked into her living room become part of a diverse family, a hodge-podge group proud to call Rebecca’s Coffee House home. Yes, the smell of scones baking in the oven travels out the doors. Freshly ground, brewing coffee is rich and pungent in the surrounding air. But so much more pulls family members through the doors. Seated on a comfy couch, feel the warmth radiating off the sunny, yellow walls and the colorful artwork that makes this space so bright. Change is welcome here, from a fluctuating crowd of familiar faces and first time visitors, to daily featured coffees and Rebecca’s homemade scones bursting with the freshest local ingredients… visit again and again.

Location:
3015 Juniper St
San Diego, Ca. 92104

Phone: 619-284-FOOD
Special Orders: 619-459-3239

Past Music:

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DATE	DAY	EVENT	TIME




Every Thursday	THUR	Open Mic Night and Family Jam	8:00 PM
Every Wednesday		Tracy Johnson website Sample Song Nominated for Best Pop Female Singer/Songwriter of the Year At 16th Anual Los Angeles Music Awards (2006)
Every Fri/tues.		Jazz	7-10
2nd and 4th	Sun.	The Off Beat Open Mic ( Poetry, Fiction and Alternate Universes)	5-7 pm
2nd Fridays		Randy Phillips	7:30-10pm
Contact Justin for booking events at Rebecca's Coffee House. HERE

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Rebecca’s: A Coffee House
Rebecca Zearing looks around the large open room, filled with art, music, poetry and people, and says softly, in some awe at what she has wrought, “Sometimes I forget it’s mine.” Her customers don’t, though; they return repeatedly to the sunny yellow walls of her coffeehouse/ cafe for sustenance with soul. Besides the homemade muffins, soups and quiches turned out in the small kitchen, Rebecca’s offers an acoustic jam session on Thursdays, jazz on Fridays and an openmic poetry reading twice a month. Here’s where you can get your five minutes of fame—or at least your time in front of an audience, some there for the coffee or food, some for the experience. Local artists’ works are offered for sale on several walls. A mural behind the small stage resembles the South Park surroundings, except the street depicted is eerily empty. And even in the wee hours of the weekend, when the coffeehouse is open around the clock, that hardly ever happens here; the community is too much at home to stay away for long.

3015 Juniper Street, South Park
619-284-3663
Opens daily at 5:30 a.m, Monday till 9 p.m., Tuesday till 10, Wednesday till 11, then 24 hours Thursday, Friday and Saturday, closing Sunday at 9 or 10

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