Do you consider San Diego "the Big City" or Small city? Do you think San Diego is a fast paced city or slow paced city? (Los Angeles: live, restaurants)

[RockhetHD]

Do you consider San Diego "the Big City" or Small city? Do you think San Diego is a fast paced city or slow paced city?
My friends from Dallas-Fort Worth came to visit this weekend, and while they loved San Diego and thought it was pretty, they keep saying that San Diego is just too slow for them, it was not fast paced enough.
The felt that was too small and too slow when compared to Dallas Fort Worth.

Do you consider San Diego "the Big City" or Small city? Do you think San Diego is a fast paced city or slow paced city?

Why or why not?

[shmoov_groovzsd]

Rocket,

Wasnt this the same post you did back in March?


Do you consider San Diego "the Big City" or Small city? Do you think San Diego is a fast paced city or slow paced city?

[RockhetHD]

Originally Posted by shmoov_groovzsd

Rocket,

Wasnt this the same post you did back in March?


Do you consider San Diego "the Big City" or Small city? Do you think San Diego is a fast paced city or slow paced city?

This is a discussion again at work, so i want new feedback to provide to the group

[earlyretirement]

I'd say the EXACT same things apply to what was said a few months ago when you asked.

[hitman619]

RoFL.....^^^^^

[jwblue]

100% slow pace.

[ValleyBoy85]

Relative to what?

San Diego would be considered the faster paste "big city" compared to Carlsbad. However, the opposite would be deemed true in relation to Los Angeles.

[earlyretirement]

Originally Posted by ValleyBoy85

Relative to what?

San Diego would be considered the faster paste "big city" compared to Carlsbad. However, the opposite would be deemed true in relation to Los Angeles.

I've been all over the world including almost every state in the USA and definitely there is enough to see and do here in San Diego to keep one busy and occupied and plenty to do so you wouldn't be bored.

Sure, there are more fast paced cities around the country but that doesn't change the fact that there is so much to see and do here in San Diego. So from that aspect I'd say not to worry about there not being enough to see or do.

I've lived in Dallas before and although it's a big city, I'd argue that much of the year (especially in the summer) you wouldn't be out and about doing things. This summer it was over 100 degrees something like 35 days in a row in Dallas! Plus no ocean, or real natural beauty to the city.

San Diego is so gorgeous and plenty of great restaurants, bars, cafes, parks, beaches, etc. I'd much rather be here vs. Dallas any day of the week.

[loveautumn]

big city (now I'm including all of SD County), slow pace

[jksouthbay88]

Its a big city.Number wise.But it doesn't feel like it at all and the pace is small town when you compare it to other big/mid sized cities.