Well Known regional promoter Tony Tee has another reason for you to jump on the "I love Tijuana" bandwagon.

His new venture, www.algobien.com is a lifestyle website that promotes the arts, places and tourist destinations that have landed Tijuana features in international publications such as The New York Times. The idea is to give residents and tourists an up close and personal experience with the innovators and tastemakers that have changed the reason why Tijuana is on the map.

Algobien.com is teaming up with UBER, the private transportation company that has been in Tijuana since summer. On Dec 20th, Algobien.com patrons will enjoy a night on the town, getting a sneak peak preview of the new Insurgente Brewery for a taste of the best beer Baja has to offer. The evening ends at Josue Castro’s The Kitchen 22000 for an appetizer social prepared by Chef Viviana Ley of Marcella Valladolid’s kitchen team and paired with Insurgente beer. All of this driven by UBER in order to promote how easy it is to use the service in the city.

The Kitchen 22000 is a private diner/photography studio created by photographer Josue Castro and is quickly becoming one of the most influential spots for food and drink in Tijuana. Located at the new downtown lofts of 7ma and Constitucion, the Kitchen 22000 is a premiere urban diamond in the rough and a clear example of what the new facet of downtown Tijuana life can become. They cater to high end food and drink to create a unique dining experience by inviting some of the regions most renowned chefs, beer and wine makers.

www.Uber.com has even created a special promo code for Algobien’s users. Score $200 pesos of free rides just for downloading the app and signing up with this code link. For more info on Algo Bien events email them at info@algobien.com.

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