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    Fireside Bar & Grill

    5.0 (2 reviews)
    Closed 5:00 pm - 10:00 PM

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    Ballast Point Brewing - 72 taps!

    Ballast Point Brewing

    4.1(2.4k reviews)
    2.1 mi
    $$

    I've drank and eaten here many times throughout the years, why have I not written about Ballast…read morePoint yet? Like every respectable San Diego micro-brewery, Ballast Point has a vast variety of beers from light to dark, all delicious in their own way. But what makes Ballast Point way better than the rest, is the fact that they serve really good food here, very reasonable prices. The complete opposite of high priced small portioned foods from a food truck. $18 Fish and Chips...big fresh beer battered fish..better than most! $20 Brazino, pan seared to perfection, the sauces is amazing! This could easily be a $30-50 entree at another restaurant. Wife was very happy! Pizzas and Brussel Spouts are good too. If you and your pals are talking about hitting up a brewery, and you want good beer and REAL food, Ballast Point is your friend!

    Thanks for the memories filled with tasty beers and great food Ballast Point Miramar…read more Upon hearing that Ballast Point Brewing Miramar was closing this December, it was only right to go back one last time to enjoy the space and the beers. With the recent sale to Athletic Brewing, Ballast ceased operations for about 2 years now. The San Diego beer landscape has been changing the last couple of years with consumers drinking less beer, choosing non-alcoholic options and preferring canned cocktails. It was a wonderful space with a large walk bar, extensive dining area and tons of high top tables. The only gripe was the parking which was always difficult to find a spot. If you are a fan of Ballast Point, definitely stop by before they close the Miramar location.

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    Love the warm and modern design in this massive dining room

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    Karl Strauss Brewing Company - Beer Pretzels. Soft chewy pretzels with spicy honey-sriracha mustard & jalapeño beer cheese.

    Karl Strauss Brewing Company

    4.2(1.8k reviews)
    0.5 miSorrento Valley
    $$

    Found this gem across the street from our hotel. It really is a little hidden treasure between all…read morethe stuffy looking large corporate buildings. The pond with koi fish, water fall and landscaping was gorgeous. We had hoped to sit out next to the pond while we were there, but they said they were closing that area for the day. Which was unfortunate, but okay! We ended up being seated inside at one of the booths. Our server was quick and everything was brought to us without that long of a wait. We had ordered some drinks and some food for everyone at the table to share. The food was delicious! The brussels sprouts and the churro bites were my favorite, but the rest of it was pretty good as well. In the middle of our meal, our waitress brought us all out a free shot of one of their house alcohols and even though I am not really a drinker I tried it & thought it was pretty good. My husband and step-dad wished they had brought them out before they had ordered different drinks though, otherwise that is what they would have ordered instead of what they picked out. Overall this was a great spot to find & stop at!

    "Hey Derek, we're going to Happy Hour at Karl Strauss. If you're interested, feel free to join us!"…read more "Hmm is that the same Karl Strauss that I saw in Metro Pointe at South Coast??" I thought to myself. Sure enough, it was! I was in the Sorrento Valley region of San Diego to work for a couple of days there, and on my first day, I received this invite to join the team for a Happy Hour outing at this SoCal Brewery. I had seen them before when I caught a movie at Regal Edwards Metro Pointe in Costa Mesa; Karl Strauss was nearby, and I happened to spot it while taking a leisurely walk around that shopping center. When I saw it was a brewery, I didn't think I'd ever want to go because I don't drink alcohol, but when I saw their Happy Hour specials were $12 apps on top of $6 beers, I figured I'd make the most of this opportunity to try an appetizer at a discounted price! I got there kind of late, but that's because I was idiotic enough to pass the brewery not once, but twice! Yes, twice to figure out which parking lot was for Karl Strauss. And even the lot got kind of confusing as there was a gate arm right next to the entrance, though it wasn't prohibiting cars from entering the lot. It's a pretty large lot, but it only allows for 2 hours of visitor parking. I was fortunate enough to score a parking spot that was literally closest to the entrance without it being handicapped. A couple of directional arrows initially got me in the right direction, but then a fork in the trail had me hesitating on which path to take. Luckily, a co-worker passed by and guided me to the left trail where we saw the rest of the team at a large community table on the lower level of the outdoor patio. And shortly after, I was getting Japanese Tea Garden vibes with the pond that was on the other side of the railing, though I can't confirm the presence of koi fish in there. Since it was my first time at any Karl Strauss location, I wouldn't have known that we had to scan the QR code on the table to order if not for a co-worker mentioning this; imagine if I were awkwardly sitting there waiting for a server to come take my order only for it to never happen! Since all appetizers were $12, I was intent on ordering the most expensive one to get the most savings. The Shrimp Tostadas and Ahi Poke Nachos were tied for first at $18.95, but the Ahi Poke Nachos had an option for avocado for an additional $3. Perusing their menu, I saw the Ahi Poke Nachos, but not the Shrimp Tostadas*, which confused me, but also made my choice way easier lol. I also saw the avocado would still be a $3 upcharge even during Happy Hour, so I ordered the Ahi Poke Nachos sans avocado. After submitting my order, the nachos were ready within 5 minutes, which surprised me so much that I didn't believe him when he said "Ahi Poke Nachos" the first time! I wasn't given an order number, but the QR codes on each table are uniquely identified by a table number, helping the servers identify who placed the order they are carrying. If you decide to move tables for a better view, don't place your order before doing so! Otherwise, your order will be taken to an empty table lol I definitely enjoyed the Ahi Poke Nachos, but I did think the sauce and aioli were quite salty or sour for my liking. Also, the tortilla chips weren't that strong; there was a certain amount of sauce each chip could take before cracking, and I felt that threshold was a little lower than the norm. Nevertheless, everything went well together, and I'm glad I chose this over the Asada Fries, which were 45 cents cheaper. Actually, a co-worker did order the Asada Fries and mentioned that as much as he enjoyed the fries, he actually got full from them! For me, after finishing the Ahi Poke Nachos, I had room to eat some more that were shared by a co-worker, who ordered it after seeing I had ordered the Ahi Poke Nachos and hearing my reasoning of why I ordered that. He also ordered a burger and fries, graciously sharing the fries with me in the process. I thought the fries were pretty good, but they certainly weren't extraordinarily good by any means. But with a traditional burger, these fries would hit the spot! I previously mentioned how easy it was for me to find parking upon arrival, which was about 3:40 PM. When I left a couple hours later, the parking lot was so full that someone was waiting for my spot. Overall, I had a good first experience at a Karl Strauss! I'd recommend, even if you're not a beer drinker :) * We later learned from a server that the Shrimp Tostadas weren't eligible for the Happy Hour pricing. I don't remember the exact reason, but I believe it had to do with it being a seasonal menu item, which didn't make much sense to me. It would have been helpful for the menu to point this out in some way, shape, or form because I'd be pretty unhappy to order the Shrimp Tostada during Happy Hour only to realize it would be charged full price. Hopefully this didn't happen to another customer.

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