There's a good beer and wine selection, but martinis are, of course, the libation of choice. The space is attractive, nicely lit, and comfortable, with a full menu of upscale, contemporary American fare. Martinis Above Fourth: San Diego's favorite gay cabaret, Martinis features some tremendously talented performers-not just piano and singing, but comedy, magic, and more.It's a cozy space with the usual array of video monitors, a nice little patio seating area overlooking the busy sidewalk, and a variety of fun theme nights. Flicks: Along a strip of gay-oriented businesses, Flicks gay video bar has long been a hub of schmoozing and socializing.Many regulars stop by for happy hour before heading out to dinner or some of the neighborhood's larger clubs. The Loft: This laid-back locals bar is a fun place to shoot pool, listen to tunes on the jukebox, and nurse affordable, well-poured cocktails.The Hole in the Wall: Famously popular with Navy and other military personnel, it's right in the heart of Point Loma and is renowned for its huge, atmospheric patio and legendary Sunday afternoon parties.Cheers: A cozy, slightly off-the-beaten-path neighborhood spot in charming University Heights, Cheers is exactly what its name suggests: a laid-back spot where everybody knows your name, or, at the very least, even outsiders will be treated as friends.
