Beautiful bar, friendly service, knowledgeable bartender and easy access. That's how I would…read moredescribe this establishment in one sentence. It is located inside the Growler Sports Bar, close to the lobby. The host at Growler showed us the entrance, and since we arrived right at opening time, we were able to choose any seating we liked. They have a great cocktail menu. I tried the Brunch Bootleg and the Pink Lady, and both were delicious. What I also loved is that they can create off menu cocktails based on your preferred flavor profile, making the experience feel even more personalized. They also have a few off list draft beer options for only $10. There are three parking options available: valet for $30, self parking at the hotel for $20, or free 3 hour self parking across the street.

My husband and I celebrated our anniversary weekend at The Gaylord. We enjoyed ourselves overall…read morewith the dining and pool. The exception was our short visit to Cask & Crown. After dinner at one of the hotel restaurants, we headed over to C&C at about 9:20pm. We looked for the "special door". We found it, approached, and walked through two doors and entered C&C. The lights were dimmed to add to the ambiance. At first glance the decor was nice and the vibe was chill. We spotted two vacant tables and a row of vacant seats and tables against the back wall. Just as we were about to seat ourselves we were approached by a lady with a name badge. Unfortunately, I didn't get her name. She went on to ask us to exit C&C and wait outside for her to come and get us. We were basically being kicked out. WTF? There were vacant tables, so what was the issue? We were dressed nice as we just came from dinner, while others were dressed in t-shirts and shorts. We were taken aback, and we walked out questioning what had just happened. As we were standing outside she came out and handed us a couple of menus and she went back inside. Just then, a group of three exited and approached us and jokingly said that we could go inside. Then they said, "I can't believe she kicked you guys out, what the hell? There were tables open, what's her problem. I was shocked!" It was clear that what had just happened was not right. Not just in our opinion, but to others as well. Still don't know what the issue was. There were no signs outside to indicate that we were to wait. No one outside to guide guests. There were some velvet ropes, but they had been pushed completely to the side. I didn't want to be upset, but those three guests that spoke to us solidified our feelings. The lady came back out to tell us that we could now go inside. We were the only two people standing outside waiting. I decided to hand her the menus, said we were good, and we left to go grab a drink at the lobby bar. Not sure what the issue was but it was handled poorly. If there was some type of protocol to follow and it failed, she should have seated us, rather than kick us out, and then step back into the flow of things. Wish I could give this place a higher rating. Maybe we'll try again in the future.

This is a classy speakeasy style bar hidden in the Oryx restaurant. The vibe is classic speakeasy,…read morehigh style but comfortable for sure. The cocktail menu is interesting and full of lots of delicious options. My cocktail was made to perfection and our service was on point. We came in late one night so there was plenty of seating, but typically it's reservation only, so be sure and make a Resy if you want to make sure you can get in. Tijuana is full of hidden gems like this and Nortico is a welcome addition. Get off Revolution and check this spot out!

Small, intimate, comfortable speakeasy with extremely friendly staff. Renee was brilliant! She…read moretaught me about all the different spirits that Mexico manufactures (other than the well known spirits of Tequila and Mezcal) and knew how to showcase the unique spirits of Mexico with cocktails that really leverage these spirits. She recommended a milk punch cocktail that incorporated Sotol, which is kind of like tequila but instead of fermenting agave, it ferments Dasylirion and is made only in Chihuahua. Then she recommended a cocktail that leverages a Mexican produced corn liquor in a Negroni but with gin subbed with mezcal. Both of these cocktails are bartenders choice and not on the menu, but the fact that they can execute such innovative cocktails so we'll speaks to the level of dedication bartenders at this bar have. Renee even gave pointers as to where I might be able to buy some of the bottles they use and for a few other bars of similar caliber to visit nearby. Instead of ending my trip at Nortico as previously planned, she helped me find a really cool new bar in Tijuana! Highly recommend.

This is a real cool place, but they close at 10 on weekend. I've eaten here and the food is good…read more We had the empanadas. The decor is very Hawaiian-like, and I love that they have karaoke on Saturdays and Sundays. We received great service, and had a lot of fun. There aren't too many bars in the Bonita area, so I highly recommend visiting this one

Friends picked here to have some drinks. Nice array of beers on draft and some pretty interesting…read moremixed drinks. JJ's Island Gril is right next door if you need some accompanying food. We were here on a Thursday and they have live music. Three bar attendants who were very attentive

I've been to YH many times, but it's been years. My parents don't usually go out to eat, but they…read morereceived a gift card for Yard House, so we decided to check it out. Went here for my sister's birthday and it also happened to be happy hour. My parents were so excited for the half-off apps lol. We ordered almost one of everything, some things twice, and a couple cocktails. More specifically crowd favorites included calamari, truffle mushroom pizza, poke nachos, and ahi sashimi, but everything was good! My sister also received a complimentary birthday dessert. Our server was great! Appreciated her patience with my parents lol. They loved YH so much we came back for HH again the next time I came to visit. Service seems to be consistently great, even during the busy rush of HH.

Got scolded because I didn't want to talk to a manager. Genuinely wanted to say bring the boat…read moreshoes back. Came over because the bartender sent him over even though I have nothing to say: Then he was so pissed he offered to pay for my food so I would leave this place is a fall for grace compared to mission valley. Dunno this managers name. Never introduced himself properly, acted like a chode. Avoid this place until management starts acting like they give a shhh about the people they hire. Good job! Be a bully!

This was our first time at Tender Hooligan, a Japanese-inspired audiophile cafe and bar in downtown…read moreChula Vista, CA. Tender Hooligan has been in business since 2024 and it's known for its unique blend of high-fidelity vinyl listening, specialty coffee, craft beer, and cocktails. The audiophile cafe and bar is located next door to La Pesca Cevicheria on Third Ave. We had a 45 minute wait time for dinner at La Pesca and ordered a few drinks while we waited for table. Tender Hooligan functions as a community hub with a record store, themed spaces, and events like live music and game nights, offering a cozy, eclectic atmosphere for working, socializing, or enjoying music. The menu features unique drinks like the Ube Espresso and Jeepney Latte, alongside food and a selection of soju cocktails. I ordered a beer michelada. It's such a fun hangout check it out!!

Cozy pit stop with sandwiches for $7?! Yes please…read more Food: 5/5 We came in here to check out the vinyls, and when we saw the sandwich for $5.99, we HAD to get one. We got everything in it, and added avocado for $1. The peperoncini was free to add on the side. The sandwich was yum, but for $7, it is the best I've ever eaten. Service: 4.5/5 The person who took our order was so kind, offering us water when we didn't order any drinks and making sure we needed nothing else while we ate. Atmosphere: 4.5/5 It's so so cozy in here! I think it turns into a bar after dark, and the place is the right ambiance for both AM and PM. It was decently packed, and there are games to borrow! I would recommend this place for a casual lunch, a coffee run, or a third-space hang out. Amazing, no notes. Final rating: 4.67/5 (rounding up to 5 on Yelp)

Burgers and truffle fries are great. Drinks and atmosphere are pretty good. Highly recommend.read more

Decided to try their happy hour deals here. We tried the michelada ($5), pretzel bites ($5), &…read moresausage party ($20). They had pretty good deals to offer. Michelada was decent tasting. We didn't realize the sausage party already included pretzel bites so we had double the amount of pretzels, our server failed to mention this to us. The food was unfortunately extra greasy, we felt so sick with all the grease that we couldn't finish it. The "pretzel" bites tasted like slices bread soaked in oil. The sausages were also all covered in oil. I would not have paid regular price for this food. Aside from that, staff was super nice. I just think they could improve on the amount of oil they use in their food!

Located just a block from the Pedwest border crossing, Cereus bar has become a regular stop when we…read morevisit TJ by foot. A chic bar with both a modern interior and hip exterior seating options, my friends love to order a margarita crafted with love or an ice cold draft beer. I typically opt for the Botanist Gin and Tonic. Reasonable prices and its location make it a classic first or last stop on day trips to TJ!

Good atmosphere, high end drinks, food nearby and a friendly staff!read more

I'm a local and admittedly a bit of a bar rat, so Novo Brazil in Imperial Beach has become one of…read moremy regular spots. The location is hard to beat--the views are great, the atmosphere is relaxed, and the staff consistently makes it a place I enjoy coming back to. Big shoutout to Sam and Isaac. They're always friendly, welcoming, and make you feel like a regular in the best possible way. Great staff can make or break a brewery, and these guys definitely add to the experience. The food has always been solid and satisfying. I also really like the recent addition of chilled mugs--it's a small touch, but definitely a good one. With such a huge beer selection on tap, I've occasionally had a beer that tasted a little skunky or not quite as fresh as expected, but overall there are plenty of good options to choose from. I'd also love to get to know the management team a little better and see them become more visible with the regulars. And one suggestion from a local: bring back some kind of happy hour! A good weekday happy hour would make Novo an even better neighborhood hangout. Overall, I'm a fan. Great people, great views, solid food, lots of beer choices, and a place that genuinely feels welcoming. I'll definitely keep coming back.

This place is legit. Period…read more Ricardo! Samantha! Paulina! Kenny! (line cook) Mario! Isaac! Chris! ( Apologies for any misspellings ‍ ) ... all of them are awesome and make hanging out here a really great experience ( / make great food)! Professional, friendly, attentive; promote and and give raises immediately The food is very good quality and delicious on top of that! Environment is very relaxed with a great outside area as a solid bonus. I've not had all of them but, I wouldn't be surprised to learn that every single tap provides a delicious drinking experience. I said, "Surprise me with anything" and Mario stepped up to give me his Michelada Style drink (in one of the pictures - the short glass with the Tajin on it- super tasty!) My only thing is that they have an item on the menu name Barramundi without an explanation that simply means Asian sea bass.. Next time I come here that is absolutely what I am going to order. Thank you guys for being awesome Ps " Jake E" with your 1 star review: user/customer error

The parking in that plaza was packed. When my partner and I first got there the hostess said "give…read moreme a second" and did not ask us for a name, so we waited outside because we didn't know what to do. She fortunately remembered us and we got seated. We got unknowingly upsold with a mimosa flight that was $10 more rather than just getting 2 for $20, and the bacon too. Near the end, my partner had asked for the check and to go box... 3 seperate times: A busser, our server, and then finally the hostess. I understand making us wait to sober up first but we waited about more than 10 minutes. The food was very good though and hope our next visit will be better.

It's becoming a tradition for my family to come here once a month at least. The staff members are…read moreso kind each time. The inside is very welcoming, clean, and aesthetically appealing. The food is always fresh and delicious. We've never had an order issue or food quality issue. It's fresh and tasty! I am impressed with the execution of the chicken that comes with the chicken and waffle plate. I'm really picky about the texture and flavor of fried chicken. I was impressed with how the chef's cook it at Camellia's. Who would have known that their Birria would be the star of the restaurant?! It's so flavorful! The food is so good, I've looked over the drink situation. The machine was broken a few times. I came another time after and it was fixed however the execution of the espresso shot was not done well.

Bay side Pier 32 marina…read more National city Indoor and outdoor seating Serves alcohol Paid and street parking Restrooms inside San Diego bay Vegetarian option Dog friendly Amex accepted Great views

​It was such a beautiful day for a lunch date near the water!…read more ​The first thing you notice when you arrive is the gorgeous view. Once you walk through the shaded patio and turn right, you enter the open restaurant and order counter, with the menu posted clearly on the wall. You just place your order, grab a number, and pick your table. ​We both went with the fish and chips, which came out hot in about 15 minutes. The fish had a fantastic crunch, and the fries were nicely seasoned without being over the top. While the fish batter itself didn't have any distinct spices, it tasted great dipped in their tartar sauce. ​They also have a small bar and a few bottles of wine for sale--it's a modest selection, but a really nice touch if you want an alcoholic beverage with your meal. ​Bonus: it's dog-friendly! We saw a few dogs hanging out on the patio with their families. My only quick recommendation for them would be to set out a few water bowls for the fur babies to really roll out the welcome mat. ​Overall, the proximity to work makes this the perfect quick midday escape. We'll definitely be back!