This is our second visit here and it was even better. We got from Lucy Mae's Kitchen so we had to…read moreget a beer from Hopnonymous Brewing. They have a great selection of Beers that hit every flavor profile. The prices are really reasonable. Depending on size, it's $3 to $9. We both got the Jesters Privilege. That was very tasty. This Brewery has plenty of seating. Indoors and Outdoors. You can watch Sports there will you enjoy a great beer. There were a lot of people there so it's definitely a popular brewery. The service was superb! The guy that poured our beers was super friendly and made you feel very welcomed. Overall it was a great experience and we wanna try more beers.

This is my second time here, and posting my first review. I came here originally to try out the pop…read moreup tent of Lucy Mae's (which was absolutely amazing by the way), but my wife and I were immediately greeted by who I beleive to be the owner or the main man bartender. High fives for us by him! The beer menu is great. I go around different locations of breweries to try out any stouts or ipas they have advertised. I usually go for the strongest stuff because well, it just tastes better. We came during their happy hour, they have great prices for the pints, and great tasting beers. They do rotate, so if you don't see something that was on a previous posted menu, fear not, they will come back again. The interior vibes well, pretty chill tavern style bar which matches my vibe. 10/10 will come back again!

I haven't been to Ballast Point in years! It's still a chill spot to get together! Sure it does get…read morenoisy at times, but it is a brewery! They have solid food, beer and even a couple of NA options. I tried their NA Mai Tai, and it was legit. It had great flavor and actually tasted like it had alcohol in it which was A-OK in my book. I did try their special, Boar Bolognese, and the sauce was decent, but the type of pasta they used overwhelmed the sauce. My friend got fries for the table, and they have battered fries which are my favorite! This is such a solid spot to do a casual social event. They have indoor and outdoor seating. They even have a reservation system. Service was good with Juan checking in on our table. Overall, this place is still a good time after all these years!

We came here to watch the Mexico World Cup game and had a great time. They have a good selection of…read morebeers, ciders, and seltzers, so there's something for everyone. I ordered the Hazy Sculpin, and I really enjoyed it. For food, we ordered the Pork Belly Banh Mi and the Birria Nachos. Both were decent, nothing really stood out. In my opinion, they could have used a bit more seasoning. Overall, we had a good experience and would come back to watch another game.

​Gravity Heights saved the day with available seating for Father's Day dinner!…read more ​We arrived around 5:30 PM and had the option of happy hour or regular seating. We chose happy hour since they have such a great HH menu! Everything looked good on the regular menu as well, but we went with the HH food and kids' meals. We enjoyed two orders of the cauliflower, the cheese pizza, and the smash burger with fries--all of them were so well done! ​Our kids wanted the mac and cheese with fruit (which came with fresh blueberries and blackberries), and my one year old had that plus a side of snap peas and carrots. Both kids loved their food and even had enough left over for dinner the following day. We also tried the "Kiwi Be Friends" drink, which was delicious! ​Service was fantastic. Amelia was upbeat, attentive, and even checked in with us before happy hour ended to see if we wanted to order anything else. I was so grateful for the friendly reminder! ​I completely see why it's called a beer garden--it is beautiful. I loved the decor, the greenery, and the covered patio with turf, picnic tables, fans, and both table and ceiling heaters. The furniture and the bar... I loved it all! The designer really took their time and did a wonderful job planning it out. ​As a quick heads-up on the layout, the bathrooms are gender-neutral. It's an open room with about six private stalls and shared sinks, featuring red/green indicators near the doorknobs to tell you if a stall is occupied or vacant. ​I am for sure coming back for the regular menu soon!

Came here after work with coworkers and was seated in the outdoor area because we had a large…read moreparty. I got a few cocktails Guava Afterglow- nice guava flavor without being overly sweet. A nice tropical drink thats not over the top tropical. Brew-nana Buzz- Very delicious, what mostly caught my eye was Liquor 43 which i love and was the perfect mixture with espresso. The banana liquor was subtle but a nice addition. My coworker initially couldn't taste the banana, but i clearly tasted it. We got a few pizzas which were great, thin neapolitan style pizza but not soggy in the middle. Im not usually a fan of real Neapolitan style pizza cause they are ususally wet and soggy in the middle these were perfect! I like the Diablo pizza the best because it was quite spicy. The potato pierogi were nicely grilled on the flat top and had a nice crisp exterior texture and placed on a bed of dill sour cream. Very delicious! We also got it with the side of spicy kielbasa, it was also nicely charred and spicy a great addition to the pierogi. The mezze plate was also a big hit. Freshly baked pita, smooth and creamy hummus with some toppings and crispy falafel. The pita bread and hummus were really good, the hummus was also topped with lentels and tasty eggplant puree. Highly recommend this dish! The dirty fries came with freshly fried homemade fries, and topped with pulled pork. I thought this dish was just OK. i guess i prefer a drier meat not the wet BBQ pulled pork. But thats just me. Tuna Tosdada was also pretty good, crispy tortilla with seared albacore and avacado, the peanut salsa matcha added a lot to it. People loved the chicken tikka masala pot pie. The crust was nice and flakey. My coworkers loved it. It was too strong a flavor for me. When I usually eat it, there's a lot of buffer with the rice, with just the crust it was too strong for me. We got a few desserts, they were both excellent! The butterscotch budino was very smooth, the butterscotch pudding was tasty and the salted caramel took it over the top. I liked it mostly because of the caramel topping. Reminded me of frozen butter beer from Harry Potter at Universal studios. The cast iron cookie was most similar to the pazooki, a cookie cooked in a cast iron pan topped with vanilla gelato cookie crumbles and chocolate sauce. There's overflow parking in the lot but I just usually park on Camino De La Reina. They no longer add the 20% tip to larger parties, service was excellent and friendly.

So many different brews to choose from. Had to go with the…read moreflight to try five different ones out. Get five 5oz pours for the price of four. Well worth it! Service was fast, informative and friendly. Great place to stop and chill after walking the park.

Had a really wonderful time here!…read more The American marketing association had an after work gathering here and I'm glad they did. Aside from being nice to discover new places. It was such a comfortable atmosphere for networking. The staff was incredibly friendly and didn't feel judging at all which you can get when you go to a place that sells crafty beers. Such a warm and inviting atmosphere both inside and outside. And in talking to the staff, you discover that they are happy to be working there as they are well treated. Well, I'm not really a beer drinker an IPA was recommended to me which I thoroughly enjoyed. The gentleman behind the bar took the time despite how busy they were, to get to know my taste to match a beer to me. So not only was the event good but I wouldn't hesitate to have an event here or meet with business colleagues in the future. Also a great place for a date. Yeah it's just a good place overall. Maybe next time I'd venture to try some of the food. The only challenge I have on the way I understand isn't typically a challenge was finding parking.

Such a great time here, it was our first time a Harland Brewery I didn't take a lot of photos but…read morewe sat in the patio and enjoy a cool breeze and part sun then we inside so we could talk. We had 2 kambocha's non alcohol Pineapple 2 beers a Japanese larger Plus another few beers I looked at the merch I bought 2 t shirts 1 for the birthday gal she loves Harland beer and 1 our Son We had a great time here Pizza was from Poseidon Pizza We ordered 3 Margarita, pineapple & Bacon, our daughter Pepperoni yum it was good And we were hungry We even had leftovers

I have now been to all the Harland tasting rooms! I came on a Friday when they were releasing their…read morenew banana cream pie fluff IPA! It tasted actually like a banana cream pie! If you happen to stop by you should definitely try it. Only down side is its probably just a limited release. ( Like a lot of their release ). Will need to stop by again soon before it goes away. They had a pretty big outdoor space and was dog friendly which is always a plus for me. They also were serving food so they have that as an option but I didnt get to try it. FYI There was only street parking. But we didnt have too much trouble

I guess this place is closed?…read more Regardless, my notes were: Great vibes, OK beer, kitchen closes early I was impressed by their crisp lagers. RIP Half Door.

It has been a long time since I last stopped in here. Place looks the same as before…read more This time I arrived early enough to have dinner. When I was walking around downtown, I did not realize the Padres had a home game the same day. Place was busy when I stopped in but managed to get a table relatively quickly. I started off with a Scottish egg which I have never had before. It was very interesting to try. Main dish was fish and chips. Very good. Battered fish is three smaller strips instead of one large piece of fish which I am more used to. I had a flight of three beers. They offer a flight of three, four, and five beers. I tried Father Ted Belgian Blonde, Spring Training IPA, and Gimmick Ale White Chocolate Peanut Butter Golden Milk Stout. The first two were good. The Milk Stout was different . Service was good. I like the converted house into a restaurant. Each room can be different and it feels less crowded. Overall, a great place for food and drink.

Having not been here in years, yours truly was far past due for a refresher. Glad I did it…read more It's tough to find a barrel-aged brown ale at all but New English has one year round and it's quite tasty. High marks. The place is spacious and has tons of indoor and outdoor seating, it's kid and dog friendly and has a 21+ area if you're not a fan of the aforementioned kids and canines. Good beer menu, nice mix of styles and they have a couple seltzer options too. Friendly service. There's tacos and coffee nearby and this is an easy spot to spend a few hours.

Parking lot location... We came here because of the taco…read moreplace but that ended up being a bust. Our experience was a bunch of 20/30 something's holding parties for their little screeching children. It was awful. Littles running around. Not a place for adults. And the beer was average. There was no 'service'.

First stop after departing our train from pasadena. We have a stone location in pasadena which is a…read morelittle lame and this one was the exact opposite. No disrespect to the pasadena staff, it just doesn't have much if a vibe. The SD wins were the larger patio space , Friendly and knowledgeable staff, and 50% off for using the new app.

Grabbed a beer here while in San Diego. I always look for local breweries when I travel and was…read moreexcited to see this one. The staff was awesome and described the beers. Beer selection is great. As an added perk, the Thai restaurant next door will bring your food over. Will definitely stop by again if I am in the area.