Hands-down, best deli in San Diego! Family owned, and the owners are there all the time greeting…read moreevery customer and making sure everyone is happy. I think they knew the name of every customer that was in there, and the place was packed. It's located in the back of a office park, parking is a little tight, but I didn't have trouble finding a spot. It's cash only business so bring those dollars. Every sandwich there was made to order, looked amazing, tasted delicious and was reasonably priced. They had plenty of seating inside and some chairs outside. It was a really relaxed atmosphere and really felt like everyone knew each other. If I worked or lived closer, I would be here every day.

The service was friendly and very helpful, as it was my first time ordering from Beyer Deli. They…read morewelcomed us like family and I could see that their long time customers felt the same way. Additionally, the food was delicious. I ordered the New Yorker and I just loved the pastrami included in the sandwich. I would highly recommend coming for a sandwich and will love to come back. Thank you for the experience!

Food is always delicious when I visit & the customer service is great! Quick & affordableread more

Wow. The chicken sandwiches were superb. Plump and delicious and the brown toasted bread made the…read moreday. Stop by when in Chili's. You'll be glad you did.

They might have good food, don't know... but what I do know is that I was given the middle finger…read moreby one of their employees in the parking lot, so that's cool. edit: Emailed guest services, thank you for reaching out.

Food: Pastrami Tri Tip (8/10): Really enjoyed the layers of…read moreflavor in this sandwich. It had a great mix of hot and cold elements, with the melted cheese and fresh veggies working well together. There was a slight sweetness from the apple coleslaw, and the pickles added nice pops of flavor throughout. It also came with a side salad, and I liked the overall portion size and how balanced everything felt. Seared Ahi Tuna Bowl (8.5/10): This bowl had so many layers of flavor and came together really well. The onions added extra depth, and the brown rice paired perfectly with the seared tuna. The sauce was light and did not overpower the dish and it had a teriyaki like taste. It is actually a mix of ponzu and sushi sauce. The kale, radish, and edamame added a great crunch and texture. Portion size was also solid and filling. Service: Very nice and efficient. Ambiance: Clean space but a bit small. A lot of people seem to order takeout so there is a steady flow of grab and go customers coming in and leaving. If you dine in, it still has a pretty chill and casual vibe.

Food: 5/5 Portions: 5/5…read moreAtmosphere: 3/5 Cleanliness: 5/5 Customer service: 5/5 Speed: 5/5 Price: $ Takeout: yes Outdoor seating: yes ADA access: yes Dogs: outside Kid Friendly: yes Vegetarian options: yes Vegan options: yes Ambiance: casual Pros: authentic Cuban food. Friendly staff. Affordable prices. Cons: the parking lot is a little sketchy so be careful where you park.

The last time I visited this business, it was still called Los Pollos Rotisserie and Cuban Bakery…read more That shows you how long it has been because House of Cuban Flavor has been the name for more than a few years now under the same ownership. It's located in one of the middle suites between an auto parts store and a supermarket in an Otay strip mall of Chula Vista. Parking was plentiful as there were way more spaces in the lot than customers even at peak hours. There were a few tables placed on the sidewalk in front of the suite, but no seating was available inside. The coffee making station was to the right when you walked in. To the left of the service counter were glass displays containing the baked goods and desserts. Four small menu boards hung behind the counter. From left to right, the category on each board was Sandwiches, Cuban Specialties, Plates & Combos, and Bowls. Several trays in the display case were empty during my afternoon visit. The cashier ensured me that nothing was sold out. Items that were not displayed still could be ordered and made fresh by the kitchen. The Cuban Specialties were broken down further into Stuffed Potato Balls, Empanadas, and Pastries. Each offering cost $2.45 regardless of its composition. That was disappointing because I have encountered similar bakeries in which there were similar choices for less than $2 apiece. My order started with one of each of the potato balls (meat, spicy chicken, jalapeno & cheese) including a variety that wasn't listed (spicy pork). These were fried and then placed inside a cardboard takeout container. Each of the four had a slightly different color and/or texture to distinguish them from each other. The size was slightly smaller than a tennis ball. The meat filling was my favorite because it had the least heat as the other three contained noticeable spiciness. I also bought a meat empanada, a guava pastry, and a mango & cheese pastry. The pastry dough was light and flaky. The portion size was less impressive for $2.45. I recall when some of these were sold for one dollar less so the value has decreased over time. The fruit flavor of the guava and mango respectively was sweet but not over the top. For this recent experience at House of Cuban Flavor, I gave a 3.5 star rating.

This review is a couple of months overdue, but I had been craving this place ever since FoodieLand…read moreleft Del Mar, and it definitely hit the spot! The customer service was great, the sandwiches were amazing, and everything tasted so fresh. I'll definitely be back to try the sushi and some of the other goodies on the menu! Couldn't be more pleased and I am so craving a sando right! :-)

I like a good katsu sando more than most people and though I swear it tasted better at the previous…read morelocation where I saw an old Japanese man prepping the food, it's still pretty good. I've been twice to the new location including its soft opening weekend. I would skip the somewhat overpriced spam musubi. It tasted good but it wasn't life-changing, which I sort of expected for the price. The couple times I went, I found the tables to be sticky so I'd watch out for that as well if you're dining in. The fruit sandos are good if that's your thing. I always find them to be too rich with all the cream and this place was no exception. I've tried all the savory sandos on the menu though, and they're solid. You really can't go wrong. The bobas are pretty good but don't compete with the elite boba shops like 3cat or momofuku. The corn hojicha is what I liked the most out of everything I've tried. Finally, service is average to above average. The person behind the register is usually a disinterested teenagers or 20-something employee but an older guy in the back, presumably a manager, tries hard to accommodate customer requests. So hats off to him.

I believe I have just found my new favorite coffee shop on Third ave. I've been here once before…read morebut this was my first time trying the food and holy moly! Lets talk about the vibes first...amazing decor and vibes, decor and walls and atmosphere is very cool and unique I truly love it so much. The staff is very nice, offering suggestions on drinks with big smiles and welcoming energy. Now the drinks and food: the drink I got last time was an iced mocha (no picture but I remember it was very good). This time I went with my mom and we both got the "Moon" drink.. a Chai/Matcha which was such a good drink, I want like a 40oz of it to take with me home for the week. I also ordered the pesto turkey sandwhich to share and I can not express how good this was. Perfectly crispy, juicy and fresh. Took the first bite and literally gasped because not only was the bread toasted to perfection but the veggies and turkey were so flavorful. The veggies and pesto and turkey were also layered in a way that made every bite delectable and that to me is art. Loved it, want more of it and I WILL be back to try more drinks and sandwhiches.

This was my first time trying Grindhouse, and unfortunately, I wasn't a huge fan. I ordered the…read moresweet cream cold brew because I was really in the mood for something like that, but honestly, it just wasn't for me. Maybe I didn't order the right thing, or maybe it was just an off day, but I probably wouldn't order that drink again. The picture looks promising but just not it. I actually brought one home for my husband to try as well, and without me even saying anything, he wasn't a fan of it either. I also have to say that when I first walked into the location, I didn't really feel a warm or welcoming vibe. I was hoping to have a better first experience, but unfortunately, between the drink and the overall experience, I don't think I'll be back. Maybe I just need to try something different, but for now, this one just wasn't a hit for us.

i recently moved into the complex that yaqui is in and i have been unable to stay away! the…read morehorchata latte is the best coffee i've had and because it's on the way out to work, it's even harder to not stop. the yaqui-cado toast is also unbelievably good! i'm not a fan of avocado but i can't stop eating it!! froylan is so friendly and welcomes you every time you walk in, the staff are so kind and very patient. overall such a great place to grab a coffee, a quick bite, or just hangout for the ambiance. i can't stay away!!! EDIT: adding the photos here. the platano con leche is delicious!!

Nice neighborhood cafe in the area- always kept clean and the service is on top of it when you need…read moreanything. I've gone through half of the menu and have enjoyed every drink for what they are, but have started to gravitate towards my standard Horchata Latte for coffee or Matcha Meets Fresa for something more refreshing (helps that most of my friends also gravitate towards the matcha too so I'll usually be ordering 2+ for the group). Always impressed by their choices for the seasonal menu so it keeps things fresh in the kitchen and for the customers.

Today (10/24/24) I had a facial appointment at Bellus Academy, and had never been there before. My…read moresister was dropping me off and briefly pulled into a spot for this deli to let me out because it didn't appear that there was a way out of the parking lot in the back. I literally told my sister "oooh a deli, I want a torta after" and then I headed into Bellus. As I was walking in the owner of this deli confronted me telling me not to park there and I let him know I had just been dropped off and wouldn't be taking up any of his parking and he continued "the car, the car" so persistently I had to just about yell at him that she left and we weren't parked there. Mind you his establishment was completely empty at the time. Not that it would be an excuse if we did park there( which I would never do). Throughout my entire appointment I was thinking about how crazy he came at me and when I decided to mention it to the esthetician student doing my facial she mentioned she had ordered some tostilocos from him the day prior that came with apple on them (unusual) and that the cueritos on them were mushy and when she asked for her money back on them he had an attitude about it, which I believe given what I saw from him today. On my way out I stopped to let him know that I was a potential customer and he totally deterred me from patronizing his business. Oh and shocker: his place was still empty when I told him this and it was lunchtime. Interesting.

Very delicious pesto chicken torta. They have smoothies, fruit bowls, salsas, sandwiches (bread or…read moretortas). They have some chips and candy bars as well. Nice man that works here. Very accommodating. Call and order ahead. The parking lot is a bit congested as it shares the lot with the beauty school.

Service was amazing. 10/10…read more Thank you Elio for the amazing recommendations! He recommended the tamago toast with bacon added and the black sesame latte. The jalapeno sauce is good as well! Amazing combination. Can't wait to come back again the next time I'm in the area!

Dropped over $50 for breakfast and it didn't hit the spot. We ordered 2 breakfast sandos, a latte,…read morematcha, and a strudel. Sadly the latte was mostly milk. The espresso shots did not come thru. There was no roasty flavor or depth. The croissants breakfast sando was dense. It felt like eating days old bread. The matcha was weak. Again the matcha did not come thru. The best out of the order was the strudel. There is an outdoor seating area that looks cute. The shop itself is super small where you just go in to order. The service was average. It's too bad that it didn't live up to the hype but I have to share the honest review and a rating that reflects my experience

I frequent this establishment weekly for my Friday night eats as i am an active TCG player. This is…read morea quick stop near the place i happily express my hobbies. What ever is fried or baked in the oven on the menu is worth tasting. I am taking back to my times in the concrete jungle, NY when i ordered two pepperonis and a soda here. And the taste and dough of the bread have given me a flashback of awesome pizza in my lifetime Treat yourself two slices

Cheese Pizza Slice was okay. Lemon Pepper Wings were good, I would go back again for the wings.read more