Casa de Vida
Event venue · San Diego ·

Casa de Vida

Event venue · San Diego ·

Private event space with tables, chairs, piñata area

family gatherings
matriarchal
women-forward spot
menstrual products
diaper changing tables
handmade plates
organic tampons
lgbtq friendly
Casa de Vida by null
Casa de Vida by null
Casa de Vida by null
Casa de Vida by null
Casa de Vida by null
Casa de Vida by null
Casa de Vida by null
Casa de Vida by null
Casa de Vida by null
Casa de Vida by null
Casa de Vida by null
Casa de Vida by null
Casa de Vida by null
Casa de Vida by null
Casa de Vida by null
Casa de Vida by null
Casa de Vida by null
Casa de Vida by null
Casa de Vida by null
Casa de Vida by null

Information

621 Toyne St, San Diego, CA 92102 Get directions

Restroom
Debit card accepted
Contactless accepted
Free street parking
LGBTQ friendly

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621 Toyne St, San Diego, CA 92102 Get directions

+1 619 871 7797
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Features

•Restroom
•Debit card accepted
•Contactless accepted
•Free street parking
•LGBTQ friendly
•Trans safe
•Wheelchair accessible entrance
•Wheelchair accessible parking lot

Last updated

Dec 25, 2025

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Restaurant Trend: Free Pads and Tampons In Bathrooms | Eater

"Opened by Top Chef alum Claudette Zepeda-Wilkins as an explicitly matriarchal, women-forward spot, this San Diego restaurant aims to normalize menstruation and remove shame by thoughtfully stocking its restrooms with menstrual products as well as diapers and changing tables. Early on, people sometimes took entire stashes, so a small explanatory sign was added; the restaurant specifically stocks organic tampons from Cora because of the brand’s mission, and the owner currently covers the roughly $70 monthly cost out of pocket to ensure quality and accessibility." - Naomi Tomky

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"The chef bought heavy, handmade plates from Oaxaca and Guadalajara that are designed to be dishwasher-safe and durable; mugs have had handles removed and plates are kept flat to avoid edges that chip in dishwashers, though the heaviness makes them cumbersome for servers. Chipped or maimed plates are reused for staff family meals as a running joke." - ByPriya Krishna

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"A San Diego project from Top Chef alum Claudette Zepeda-Wilkins described as a matriarchal, modern Mexican restaurant centered on familial Mexican cooking traditions." - Hillary Dixler Canavan

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Alondra T.

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I threw my 22nd birthday party here and I had such a good experience. The owner was super accommodating and even managed to fit in all 50 guests for me without any hassle. Honestly, I'd totally recommend this place to anyone looking for a chill, friendly venue.

Edgar R.

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Buen espacio. Perfecto para fiestas familiares