Nourish Eats gets beer and wine license for San Diego café
Rule Changes San Diego, CA localCounter-service café at One Alexandria Square clears a regulatory hurdle toward opening
Overview
Nourish Eats, in the Torrey Pines neighborhood, received a beer and wine license from California authorities on August 28, 2026, at One Alexandria Square.
The counter-service spot will feature health-focused bowls, matcha, and coffee from San Diego roaster Talitha Coffee. The license lets the café serve beer and wine once it opens.
Why it matters
This approval clears the way for Nourish Eats to open, adding a health-focused dining and coffee venue to the Torrey Pines area.
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Organizations Involved
Counter-service café planned for One Alexandria Square in Torrey Pines.
San Diego-based coffee roaster with a social mission.
State agency that licenses alcohol sales in California.
Timeline
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California ABC approves Nourish Eats beer and wine license
Latest RegulatoryNourish Eats received a type 41 license for 10951 Alexandria Way, allowing beer and wine service.
Scenarios
Nourish Eats opens its doors by early 2027
Discussed by: The events page and community posts suggest an imminent opening.
With the beer and wine license secured, Nourish Eats works through remaining steps like health permits, staff hiring, and final interior work. If all goes smoothly, the café opens within a few months.
Opening delayed beyond first quarter 2027
Discussed by: No specific analyst; a risk inherent to new restaurant construction.
Construction, permitting, or staffing issues push the opening date beyond March 2027. The license remains valid, but the café stays closed longer than expected.
