I stopped by on a Tuesday around 11:30 a.m. The deli is located right at the front of the store,…read moremaking it easy to find. They were running two back-to-school sandwich specials with one for $10.99 and another for $16.99. Personally, almost $17-$20 for a sandwich didn't really feel like much of a special. The service was definitely the highlight of my visit. The cashier was incredibly friendly, offered great recommendations, and the woman working behind the deli counter was just as welcoming. I ordered the: *Jerk Turkey Sandwich: you can choose from white, wheat, sourdough, a roll, or an onion roll for an additional $3. I went with white bread. I was expecting more of a deli-style hoagie or Subway-style sandwich, but it ended up being served on two slices of sandwich bread. It tasted good, but it honestly reminded me of something I could easily make at home. There just wasn't much of a wow factor. The sandwich came with pickle spears and your choice of macaroni salad, potato salad, or another deli side. The side portion was fairly small, a couple of bites worth, but the macaroni salad was great. My total came to nearly $15, which felt pretty expensive for a sandwich on sliced bread and a small side. While I really appreciated the friendly service and enjoyed the food, I didn't think it offered enough value for the price. Overall, it was a decent lunch, but not memorable enough to make me want to return.

Sandwiches were so good! Will definitely be back. The workers were all very nice as well.read more

Used the Yelp App in search of dinner options - Keg N Bottle stood out from the rest. Who would've…read morethought?! They not only offer a massive selection of beer, wine and spirits but they also have a bar and restaurant at this location which is unique. You'll find a variety of Keg N Bottle N Food to satisfy all palates - like a one-stop shop. Let me tell ya'll the food was absolutely delicious!! The Keg N Bottle Burger was very cheesy and flavorful...oh sooo juicy. The Zoodle w/ Salmon was cooked to perfection...oh sooo tasty. The Tater Tots were golden brown just like I like them...oh sooo crunchy. Overall, the staff and service were fantastic. Highly recommend this location!!!

I was in the area and stopped in to meet some friends for lunch. I never knew this place existed,…read morenot only do they have a massive selection of beers, they also serve food. We ordered the French dip sandwich with fries and IPA and. Tropical sour. The beer was very refreshing, the sandwich was good but the bread was kinda dry. Service was good, we were in and out of there fast. I may stop in again to grab a beer.

3 in 1 ! One stop shop ! This is what I love. A pizza shop, market, and a liquor alley combined in…read more1. I came here twice in one week. First time I came I got the Halal pepperoni & jalepeno pizza & double cheese burger with half pound patty's!! So delicious. The pizza was my favorite out of the two. I also got some chips and a few different soft drinks. I brought my nephew and he loved they had the needohs viral toys. Came back a few days later and got the gyro pizza and the Philly cheesesteak. The Philly cheesesteak was amazing, especially with their mango habanero sauce on the side. My new favorite they have everything I need !

Poor workers , looks like they get no break constantly getting yelled at when Im there getting my…read morefood. They all look tired, I get that its work but let them atleast take a break. Their food is good but afterall the place looks horrendous needs to be cleaned well! Work on this the most please!!!

I love Centifonti's. Their breakfast is amazing, they always have fresh fruit, great coffee, and…read moregreat service. Their gelato is also made in-house and it is absolutely delicious. I've been going there for years and always have a great experience, every time. A family-owned treasure in La Mesa.

The food was above decent. The service was, until the bill came and the manager got involved,…read moreexcellent. Amanda and Nicole were outstanding in their attentiveness, and we had a lovely time. At this point, easily 4 stars. We sat down at the bar for their Happy Hour until 7pm. We asked for the specials, and were handed two menus, the happy hour menu and the Wednesday special menu. Prices ranged, on the happy hour menu, from $8 - $12. There were no prices displayed on the second menu, which we-- mistakenly-- assumed to be in line with the happy hour specials for the day. We didn't ask, our mistake, and were given no guidance to suggest otherwise. My wife ordered, on top of our other happy hour options, a cobb salad that was part of their Wednesday specials. We didn't touch it during our meal, and opted to box it up so that she could take it to work the next day. We then went and perused their fantastic dessert, candy and gelato sections-- ordering a couple of scoops and a slice of blueberrry pie-- and then asked for our check. When we received our bill, that salad, on special, was billed at $22. We called that into question, since there had never been a price disclosed and this was wildly inconsistent with their other prices. Neither Nicole or Amanda were empowered to do anything about this, so they called their manager, Kyrstin (could be Keirstin or any other spelling). As we were standing at the counter, rather than offering a solution, Kyrstin told them that she was on her way and to have us stay. I responded that I had no interest in waiting for her manager to drive up to the store, and that we were just returning the untouched salad. It's not lost on me that this was an uncool move, but so was an undisclosed $22 charge on a salad supposedly part of their special menu. I told Amanda-- a wonderful server-- that we didn't have time to wait and asked her to get the manager on the phone. She did, and Kyrstin proceeded to tell me that I was screwing a small business by even asking, and that I should have asked about the price prior to ordering. She's not wrong, in retrospect, but the price probably should have been on the written menu that we were provided. This is not a country club where a specials menu prices might be hidden from the guests of the host (but always disclosed to the host). She hung up abruptly with the server, saying she was there, and walked up to the counter saying "the fact that I even had to come in to deal with this...," at which point I cut her off. She didn't need to come in to deal with anything. This was an easy customer service exchange and the fact that she felt she needed to drive back up to the restaurant (should she have still been there to begin with?) to argue with customers was shocking. It was a hostile exchange back and forth, with me saying that I would be happy to pay the entire $104 dollar bill, but that I would dispute the difference with my credit card company. We had already returned the packaged salad, which had been taken by the staff. I imagine that she would say that I talked over her; I would assert the same of her. It was not a nice exchange. The thing is, I have been in this business for almost as long as I've been alive. I've been a restauranteur or a GM for more than 30 years. Here's what I know: when a customer is not satisfied, you do not argue. We weren't asking for anything free. We weren't trying to game the system. We were saying, "Sorry, at this price, we never would have ordered this salad. The price should have been disclosed." We said that repeatedly. Kyrstin finally relented and discounted the salad. She also said that I was banned from coming back. Too bad. Their gelato was fantastic; my wife thought their fried pickles to be first rate. They combined their garlic and habanero sauces on our wings, and they were spicy and delicious. The one and only issue we had was a manager that doesn't understand what hospitality means. Customer service is the number one, most important part of running any restaurant, and she should not, in my opinion, be a manager of a restaurant. Her presence lessened the Centifonti's brand.

DEL CERRO LIQUOR @ Del Cerro (near SDSU)…read more Parking is conveniently available right out front, as this spot is located in a plaza just minutes from SDSU. My friends and I stopped by to pick up a bottle, but the location also doubles as a bar, which is a nice bonus. The space is very open with high ceilings, and the staff is extremely friendly. They offer a wide variety of options to choose from, making it easy to find something you like. I highly recommend checking it out if you're looking for a quick, easy stop with great service. The environment is welcoming, and best of all, parking is free and hassle-free.

Service sucks. Food never comes. How this place survived…read morethus far, I have no idea. Probably the huge markup on liquor. I give this dump four barfs and only one star. And that one star is being given as you must give at least one start in order to post.

Del Cerro's is my go-to local pizza spot. The food is consistently great, and I love that the…read morespecials offer something a little different than your average pizza joint.

Such an underrated place and probably my new favorite pizza spot. You order at the counter, and the…read morecashier was friendly and helpful. The guys making the food just behind her, were attentive and started on items as soon as we finished ordering. The mozzarella sticks were AMAZING. The best I've had in a long time. Nice and crisp, with plenty of cheese inside. We also ordered buffalo wings which were also some of the best I've had, definitely for a pizza place. The pieces were nice and meaty, and plenty of buffalo sauce on them. The pizzas were also delicious! We ordered a Del Cero Supreme, Hot Honey, and the Pesto Inferno. Three pizzas and the appetizers were PLENTY for the six of us. All the pizzas had plenty of toppings. The supreme had the traditional toppings you'd expect from that style of pizza. The crust was soft, and on the thinner side (not thin crust, but too doughy). The Hot Honey had plenty of sweet and spiciness to it, without being even remotely inedible for any of our group who sometimes can't do spicy food (spice is different for each person though!). The Pesto Inferno was probably my favorite, with just enough pesto to be noticeable with the hot honey. That being said, next time I would only do one of the hot honey pizzas, as they were similar in flavor profile. As for the location itself, it's tucked away and on the far end of the strip mall. Parking looks like it can be hit or miss with the grocery store and apartment complex. That being said, you're definitely missing out if you skip on this place. I can't wait to go back and post the next round of items.

One of our favorite farmers markets here in San Diego! They have a great selection of food from…read moreBrazilian to African food. Their selection of desserts is also wonderful! They have lots of vegan options as well. All the vendors we have come across have been super friendly and down to earth. It's sometimes packed, but usually still enjoyable to walk around. They have tables to sit near the food stands with chairs. Definitely a must stop if you're around on a Friday evening!

Haven't been in many years... I was super shocked by the prices of everything!! But still super…read morecute!!

I wish I had photos. I used to order a cheese board for pickup in the afternoon and walk over to…read morethe park nearby and enjoy the sunshine and eat delicious cheese. Their charcuterie boxes are phenomenal- so well thought out, and everything was always delicious with lots of little add ins like pickles, nuts, flowers, dried fruits, jams, etc. They were very responsive and attentive to dietary preferences. 11/10 love love love I think about them all the time.

Venissimo is a niche micro shop that offers a nice variety of various cheese globally. It's just…read morestanding room to browse and order. There's usually parking in the lot behind the shop. The staff are friendly and helpful. There's french cheeses with truffles and creamy Italian cheese and lots of other stuff to create your own charcuterie board. If you love cheese, you'll like a visit at Venissimo. Recommend