Hey guys, The Big Gorger here. Been away for a while and finally came back to gorging. Wanted to…read morestop by Boneys after a lovely day at the beach. Went to the deli section to place our order and can I ask a question. Does it really take 30 minutes to make a sandwich? It seemed like the workers were working at snail speed. Everyone had a stank look on their face and looked very unhappy. Not saying you have to be bright at the job but it felt very off putting. After standing in line like we were at in an amusement park, finally got our sandwiches sat down and enjoyed them very much. The Island Baja has the perfect amount of ingredients in the sandwich, tasted so fresh and so delicious. The tomato, cucumber, sprouts, baja mayo sauce, avacado and chicken was such a good combo and it wasn't to filling which is perfect. Mrs. Gorger got the tuna sandwich and I personally don't like tuna but that HIT the spot. It was very tasty. Overall, food was amazing and would definitely go back there again. Just be prepared to wait awhile unless you call it in. Best, TBG (The Big Gorger)

Boney's has such an amazing deli and especially at such an affordable price but their deli service…read moresucks! Always look forward to buying a deli sandwich during my lunch break but just for them to take my order takes them at least 10 minutes! Mind you, I only get a 30 minute lunch break. And the prepping time takes them 15 minutes! That's already 25 minutes wasted of my lunch just waiting for my sandwich. Today I order a Turkey Wrap. Took them 5 whole minutes for them to take my order and a whole 10 minutes to make my wrap. There was no line for sandwiches except an order of two sandwiches but all I saw were the workers chitchatting amongst each other instead of prepping (hence doing their job). Got my wrap and paid which took less than 2 minutes. While eating my wrap I noticed that my wrap didn't even have turkey in it. Headed over to the deli to see if they could make me a new one but immediately turned around because their workers were just chitchatting with each other and there was already a long line of people waiting on their order. Just went to the cashier to ask for my refund. Didn't even take a picture because I was already so disappointed and frustrated that I just wanted my money back. I really do hope that the deli service gets better.

Lark is the new owner and has been updating the store with more products focused on the diverse…read moreclientele of visitors and local residents. Beverage selection is huge. Many different wines and brews as well as non alcoholic drinks. Plenty of quick food choices for meals and or snacks. Come see what he has done with the store so far!

This little store has a surprisingly robust wine selection. The prices used to be a little bit…read morebetter but they are fair enough. Sometimes you can get a real deal on a nice wine! Love the hunt! They also have an interesting beer selection and you never know what random thing you will be able to turn up. I have found some pretty cool IPAs pawing around in their refrigerator.... The women who work there are nice and while not what I would call chatty, certainly very polite and helpful. They have regular snacks and such there but I really just go here for booze when I want to go a place that I can easily walk to.

They recycle old pastries/sweet and savory/ that they don't sell in the shop at their tea services…read more@Britannica & Shakespeare's. I recommend trying another Brit grocery/bakery store in San Diego County for authenticity and honesty. Update: the "owner" just posted a response, attacking my character (apparently I'm not allowed an opinion), in an attempt to defend her unethical business practices (recycling old food). I could just call the SD Health Board and report what they're doing. Hopefully my review will prompt the "owner" to stop cut-price shady practices especially regarding food! I've had first hand experience with what I've shared here. And as I've mentioned, I recommend trying other British grocery/cafes in San Diego that will provide quality and honesty.

**February 2024: Monday Early afternoon visit**…read more My friend and I really enjoyed Britannia's Tea Time that we decided to check out the main shop to shop for tea bags. Upon arrival we were challenged with the tight parking spots. Most of the area was metered or if you ventured to the residential area it was up or down a hill. Thankfully we found a car pulling out and took his spot. Hallelujah! We walked up a couple of stairs and entered the store on the second level. They had a dedicated area of loose leaf teas that they use at the Britannia Tearoom, which is owned by the same owner, as well as a fair assortment of other British items like tea strainers, Harry Potter themed candies, and more. I think if you're looking for authentic British goods this store will surely have what you're looking for. Cheerio!

If you're a fan of burgers and grilled cheese and comfort food in general, then this is definitely…read morethe place for you. It's a regular stop for me and my nerd friends whenever Comic Con is in town. When you walk in, you have the option of either ordering on a touch screen or with a person behind the counter. The menu is relatively small but everything on it is outstanding and they've really got it all dialed in nicely. I like that they have alt brand soda in their soda machine instead of the regular coke and pepsi products. Two levels of seating is cool but it gets really hot on top in the summer months and it's popular so it's hard to get a table sometimes. I get a patty melt and tots most of the time. Good value for the money. I like it.

We made a super quick stop at Melt just to grab a bottle of water, but the hosts were so genuinely…read morekind and welcoming that they absolutely deserve a shoutout. Even though our visit was brief and we weren't ordering food this time, they treated us with warmth and professionalism, the kind of hospitality that really stands out. That alone made a strong impression. We'll definitely be back to actually try their food, but for now, this is simply to recognize how great they were even for something as simple as selling a bottle of water.

What can you do before your flight? Check out Hudson News for magazines, snacks, healthy bars,…read morejerky, post cards, bottled drinks, neck pillows for the plane ride. Not a big shop but carries pretty much anything you'd need before taking off. After scanning every section of the shop I settled on buying a king size KitKat to share with Hubs, a cranberry juice cuz I thought we'd be way in the back in case I got thirsty and first time seeing this bag of Hershey Mix with popcorn, pretzels and tiny chocolate pieces mixed together. You might just find a nice treat or reading material to enjoy on your upcoming flight.

Hudson News is always a reliable option when I need to grab some snacks or beverages. On this…read moreparticular occasion, I grabbed one of the prepared containers of Thai noodles. I was pleasantly surprised at how good and fresh it tasted! I'm so glad I tried it! I also got a bottle of juice and water. I was very happy with my purchase! The lady who rang me up was very pleasant. I really liked the large selection of grab and go meals that were nicely organized.

Pleasantly surprised at this airport grab-n-go located in SAN T2. Lots of selections, and the Tuna…read morePoke Bowl I settled on made for a perfectly serviceable in-flight lunch at a relatively decent price point, which frankly is about all one can ask for in this captive setting. The line can get long in this small space, but moves quickly. A convenient pit stop en route to your gate!

Staff yelled at me for "cutting" the one-person line to look at the bakery items in the case…read morelocated TO THE SIDE of the register so I would know what I wanted to order when I walked up. I got a Lemon Poppy Scone. Terrible. It was extremely dry and only the icing had lemon, not the actual scone. Skipping forever.

Visited Stone on a really busy night and ended up sitting outside. We sat near the pond. Outside…read morescenery was really pretty. They have a large beer selection with plenty of options to choose from, which was nice. My favorite and go to is Stone Delicious. Unfortunately, the wait times were really long, so we only ended up having one beer each because it took too long to try to order another round. We ordered the Caesar salad, Poke nachos and the birria tacos. The food was okay. The birria tacos honestly tasted like the premade birria you can buy at Vons in little plastic pouches. The salad was probably the better option between the three. Even though the service was slow because of how busy it was, the atmosphere was still enjoyable and it seems like a popular spot.

VERY LOUD HERE with AIRPLANES FLYING OVERHEAD every 20 minutes, and it is VERY BUSY which makes it…read moreeven louder. It is pricey, too, as all Stone Brewing places are. It is beautiful here, inside and outside seating, accessible entrances and exits, seating, and bathrooms. The food and drinks were good! I loved the chocolate cake dessert, also. My servers were super friendly and attentive!

This is my go-to spot on the way to work, the owners who run the shop always know how to take care…read moreof me. The food menu is simple but covers all bases and is delish! The owners are so friendly and it feels like I'm visiting family at this point, I recommend this place to anyone who's hustling to work but needs a good pick me up

Friday July 25, 2025 9 AM…read more Grabbed a quick breakfast croissant with egg and sausage for $3.50 and a bottle of water for $3.50 on the way to Comicon before getting on the trolley. Server was nice and the sandwich was small but good. Sure it was cheaper than buying at Comicon.