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Poway area locals looking to meet fun people. Happy hours and dining. Individuals and couples. Meeting places suggestions always welcome.
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Dinner at Cafe Luna
Location not specified yetThis local Italian restaurant never disappoints - varied menu with ambiance and yummy cocktails.
Café Luna has been conveniently located in Carmel Mountain Ranch since 1991. An Evening at Cafe Luna has best been described as A Celestial Dining Experience. Each and every item on our menu, including our savory nightly specials, are hand-made to order with you, our guest, in mind.
Some of Café Luna's signature dishes are our Tournadoes Gorgonzolia, our Fusilli Umbriaco and our highly requested Rosetta - a homemade pasta sheet rolled with ham and Swiss cheese that's sliced and baked with a Parmesan cream sauce. In addition to exceptional food & service, Café Luna also has an extensive wine list and full bar.
Note that the restaurant will split checks into groups of 4 so please bring cash or other mobile payment for sharing bill
Cafe Luna - San Diego - Traditional Italian food, happy hour specials15 attendees
Book Club: A Kiss Before Dying
Poway Social House, 13437 Community Rd,, Poway, CA, USA Kiss before Dying, Ira Levin: A classic 1953 psychological thriller
Note that the book club starts at 6:00 - the restaurant has happy hour until 6:00 and I plan on reserving the table from 5:30 so join us for happy hour first!- Awards: It won the 1954 Edgar Award for Best First Novel. [1]
- Plot: A charming, handsome college student is obsessed with wealth and status. He plans to marry a rich industrialist's daughter named Dorothy. When Dorothy becomes pregnant, threatening his ambitious plans, he commits to cold and calculated murder to eliminate the problem. [1, 2]
- Structure: The novel is famously divided into three parts, each named after a different woman in the story, shifting perspectives and altering the narrative direction into a tense hunt. [1, 2]
- Adaptations: The book was adapted into feature films twice—first in 1956 and again in 1991 starring Matt Dillon and Sean Young. [1]
One of our members suggested a book swap, so feel free to bring any books you want to trade.
HAPPY READING!
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