You know how on Cheers the bar would say "Norm" when he walked in? That's the vibe. They are so…read morewelcoming, and it seems to be multi generational family operated. You get a free cookie on your first visit! Tuesday is Mexican day, and I had a very tasty pork chike verde. The beans were delicious. They tasted like my grandma's beans. The pork was well cooked and and they provided generous portions. The salad bar looked well stocked, charged by the pound. If you're in the area, highly recommend checking them out.

Nice employees, skilled chefs, great place. I was able to order carne asada fries because they had…read morea carne special that day - maybe best I ever had. Fries were super crispy, meat was tender, came with everything on it including diced fresh avocado. Came with a fountain drink (fresh pink lemonade) for just under $15.

Awesome spot located right in Torrey Pines amidst a ton of biotech companies. This places massive…read moreand has amazing indoor/outdoor options available for seating. Pretty simple California fresh Menu with salads, sandwiches etc... great service!

Joya Kitchen is a restaurant serving organic farm-fresh menu items…read more AMBIANCE Modern, spacious inside and outside SERVICE Friendly, helpful FOOD 4/5 CLASSIC BURGER all natural beef patty, cheddar, seeded bun with self serve toppings bar: sliced red onion, lettuce, tomato, house made spread

I have been eating here for last 15 years. The samen plate with rice and salad is amzing and the…read moreowners are amzing people as well. They also deliver and is very covince

Marketplace Grille serves fresh Mediterranean food. The mesquite charcoal gives every dish a great…read moresmoky flavor, and the simple ingredients make the food look and taste so healthy and clean. Both the chicken and beef kabobs (Tony's Special) were tender and juicy, the veggies perfectly charred, and the chicken soup hearty and flavorful. Generous portions, fair prices, and a casual, welcoming vibe make this a great spot to enjoy authentic flavors. Staff were very friendly and welcoming, we will definitely be back.

First visit, craving an omelette after most breakfast places had closed, found Nature Forward on…read moreYelp and decided to give it a try. Reviews here assert they have been open for a while, banner out front said "grand opening" so I'm unsure if there was a management/ownership change or that has been up for a while. Place was incredibly clean and staff were very friendly, I would definitely come back again. Some observations and constructive feedback: the menu (both physical on table and QR code for digital) has a lot of ambiguity that staff couldn't easily answer. For instance: "daily mimosa specials" (you had me at mimosa) but I asked my waitress who asked someone else what kind of mimosas (a lot of back-and-forth to see if we had regular OJ for that). I can't tell you how much I paid but it was delicious. I asked what fruit came in the "fruit bowl", the answer I got was helpful (banana, blueberry, strawberry, there was surprise melon) but here on yelp it claims to be a parfait, after I ordered the waitress told me it had yogurt and granola (sure why not), what arrived was fruit with granola on top (I would have skipped the granola). A fruit cup or a side of fruit would be a welcome addition to whatever is supposed to be in that, but it was tasty and I ate it. The grilled banana bread (sigh): something I've baked a million times and enjoy many different ways, had a lot of streusel mixed-in and on top - it was good but the streusel diminished it, too much of of a good think maybe. The honey butter on side was a little thick to spread but good, the strawberry jam was great but never something I'd spread on banana bread. I would have put it on my sourdough toast that came with the omelette, but that came without the toast. Let's discuss the omelette which tasted great, back to my menu confusion, it says "BYO omelette with 3 fillings" and lists no fillings, so I had to ask, and was told "just about anything you could imagine". A list would have been helpful. I went with cheedar, bacon, and peppers - my go-to is a greek (spinach, tomato, feta) I don't know if they had spinach or tomato but no feta so I didn't ask. The omelette comes with potatoes or slaw, I didn't want potatoes so I chose slaw, after ordering they were out of that so I chose spring mix, then was told that was not an option. A side of fruit (for less than the $12 I think I paid for that) would have hit the spot but I told them I had already ordered plenty and the omelette was fine solo, expecting it to come with the sourdough toast. Again: the food and service were good, I will definitely be back, but I think the menu could be clearer or the kitchen could either limit people's choices (eg we have these 4 kinds of omelets) or post ingredients/options on the wall (chalkboard like the one out front?) if they change frequently.

This was a wild ride. Food solid 1/5, Coffee 2/5, Ambiance 3/5, Service 2/5, only because she tried…read moreand I have had worse other places. We came here only because of the reviews, which in hindsight, I should have read more carefully. The front has a large Grand Opening sign, which I thought was odd with all the reviews. We were seated inside which was surprisingly hotter than outside. She said she would be back with water. The water took 10 mins, and when she dropped it we asked if we could order with her. She said, "Sure, I'll be right back" before disappearing for another 10 minutes. I had planned to order the chicken & waffles that were on the website, but the menu when we arrived was completely different. Since I don't eat eggs, I went with a side of potatoes, the sourdough bread plate with strawberry jam and bacon. My girl got a breakfast burrito no meat. 30 minutes later, they brought out my bacon and then 5 minutes after her burrito with my potatoes. No biggie, the waitress realized the misunderstanding and asked if I wanted my side of potatoes and I am so glad I said no just based on time. We both agreed those were the saddest potatoes we have ever had, just oily, stale, and unseasoned. Then she took a bite of the burrito; the tortilla was undercooked, and there was tons of bacon. Next, my "sourdough" was delivered, which was just two pieces of white bread. My girl laughed and said, "You are paying $12 for bread." We asked for the bill because we were late for volunteering, and it wasn't edible. The server could tell we were frustrated, and I explained I ordered sourdough and the burrito was supposed to be no bacon. The waitress repeated that's what she put in the computer and we could talk to the owner who was also the chef's wife. The lady comes out, I explain the situation, she looks at the menu, and it's clear she doesn't know what sourdough is and English is not her first language. It then becomes clear that they don't know what's listed on the menu. The most shocking was that she then took the fork and began picking the burrito to find the bacon, like we were not being honest. They took both items off the bill. We still paid for the coffee, bacon, and the bread that was on the menu for $12 only rang up as $5, and the jam was "on the house" since apparently it's extra. I have never spent +$20 and still been hungry like that; what a disappointment. Our water was never refilled. The entire hour we were at the restaurant, despite me asking multiple times. Do yourself a favor and don't go.

I highly recommend! This is a neighborhood gym with great…read morefood, atmosphere and service.

I was absolutely blown away by this place. It's nestled in the corner of a plaza. Some tables…read moreoutside and plenty of space indoors. There were people celebrating birthdays and others just enjoying a week day dinner. The first bite I had immediately made me feel like I was being served by someone's grandma. The eggplant dip was so deep in flavor yet fresh; the fish itself was flavored nicely with a side of bright and tangy sauce on the side. I wanted to go back the very next day. The staff was so welcoming and helpful with deciding what to order. I will be frequenting this place often to try everything on their menu and I am so glad I found it. They also deliver on uber eats I believe!

64, different from its now closed neighbor 64 North is the main dining hall for students in Revelle…read morecollege at UC San Diego. It has 5 different places to get food within: The Wok(Chinese), Triton Grill(American), Taqueria(Mexican), Garden Bar(Salad) and Al dente(Pasta). Compared to other places at UC San Diego, Triton Grill has very similar foods other dining halls. I would oftentimes get the chicken tenders, fried chicken sandwich or the burgers at this location. A big recommendation that I have for ordering here would be to ask for a side of garlic aioli alongside your order. It really elevates the meal. There is also ice cream here which comes in a massive portion and tastes really good. The Wok is a quick chinese-American place. I personally did not go to this place often as the portions were a little small for my liking but I thought the flavor was really good. At the Taqueria, I would oftentimes get the quesadilla or a burrito. I would usually get the chicken al pastor for both and it tasted really good! I would always get the green salsa over the red however I have always prefered Green Salsa over Red. I have not had the chance to visit Garden Bar or Al Dente but I have heard good reviews about both of them The service at the location is pretty good. You either order in-person or via the Dining app at each location. Usually, when ordering online, they give you an estimate for the amount of time needed so you can avoid long lines if you wanted to. After getting the food, you find your own seats and when finished you are expected to put away your utensils and trash. Overall, Sixty Four is large and mostly well kept. It is well lit up and it usually has a decent amount of students either studying or eating.

I have been waiting for my food for 30 minutes. Is this normal??? Send help. I've been here a few…read moretimes before. It was ok. Now I'll never come here again. :(

A great spot to grab a burger and chicken tenders and really good wraps I think that the basic…read moreflavors and the sauces and the variety that Ridgewalk gives meets every student need and the price is not too bad. I would say comparable with any place outside of campus this is definitely a spot to grab a bite to eat and if you're going from class to class definitely you should stop here and grab food.

Loved the Baja Chicken Wrap. The fries weren't my favorite; they were too starchy(?) and not…read morecrispy. Portion size is great for the price. This was less than $13 and more than enough for 2 people. There's also plenty of seating with ambient outdoor lights at night.

Just had a delicious lamb Curry dinner at https://eatindya.com/. If you have a group looking for a…read moremeeting space, they have a wonderful facility upstairs and the owners love hosting events.

Food: 4/5 Portions: 5/5…read moreAtmosphere: 4/5 Cleanliness: 5/5 Customer service: 4/5 Speed: 4/5 Price: $$ Takeout: yes Outdoor seating: yes ADA access: yes Restrooms: no Dogs: outside Kid Friendly: yes Vegetarian options: yes Vegan options: yes Ambiance: casual Pros: unique food Cons: slightly impersonal since you order from an iPad and sit down with minimal staff contact