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    Cask & Crown

    4.2 (11 reviews)
    Closed 7:30 pm - 12:00 am (Next day)
    Updated 3 weeks ago

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    Deviled eggs and beef tartar bites
    Danielle B.

    Cute little speakeasy inside of growlers. It is first come first serve. The drinks and small bites really hit the spot and have a great variety.

    I don't remember what my friend had but doesn't it look good??
    Melissa F.

    A great spot for after-dinner cocktails and a relaxed night with friends. Behind the doors of what looks like a walk-in refrigerator, you'll find a secluded speakeasy for a discerning few. We had the French Kiss, the Golden Gatsby, the Speakeasy Smoke and other drinks custom-made. Everyone enjoyed their drinks as they did not skimp on the alcohol. Service was superb. We hung out for a while and their timing was perfect with check-ins (when we were at the tail end of our current drinks) and most importantly kept our water glasses full. Located in Growlers restaurant across from the stairs.

    Hansel L.

    This is the speakeasy inside of Growlers - the sports bar inside the Gaylord Pacific conference resort. The hostess of Growlers can help you find the speakeasy (fridge door). Was there for a conference event, and then came back the next day for the full speakeasy experience. For the conference private event - top marks. Would hold something like a small wedding welcome cocktail hour here. Cocktails were batched in real time from a preset menu and good. Food was same as the speakeasy experience but served in trays with the waitresses. As a Speakeasy/ craft cocktail bar, this was everything it should be. Mixologists were excellent at a level similar to Oculto 477. The bartender offered a clarified Mai Tai inspired cocktail from the daily specials and it was completely worth the cost. That kicked off a craving for a classic Mai tai like False Idol, Trader Vic's, or Smugglers Cove. The bartender was able to deliver despite not being setup as a tiki bar (no mint garnish, crushed ice etc.) It was made with block ice but the cocktail tasted as it should. Great service, and top notch experience and would return and even consider booking for an event. Excellent ambiance, service and experience.

    Steve Y.

    Nice welcome from the young lady. This cool speakeasy was recommended by our waiter and bartender next door at Trēo. This cool place is hidden in Growlers bar. Had a glass of Chardonnay and some roasted almonds.

    Old Fashion reveal.  Nice touch, but $30?  Really?

    Waited at a rope line until we were let in to a half empty secret room through a freezer. We were a party of two. The room could easily hold 20 more people. Don't understand this! The mystique of a speakeasy secret entrance should not be ruined by a "line" of people waiting to enter when there is plenty of room for them in the first place. Also, the cocktails were beyond expensive. Way, way beyond! The atmosphere was so-so, not fun or "period". I expect a speakeasy to be warm, close quarters with plenty of things to support the concept of a speakeasy. This place is checked off my list!

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    Raymond C.

    Nice hidden speakeasy next to Growlers Sports Bar. Didn't try the food, but the cocktails are good. I ordered the Emerald & Oak, which has a special presentation but I thought is just okay. My wife got the Speakeasy Smoke, which I thought is incredible. Service is fantastic. Cocktails are $25. It's pretty special and has a downtown San Diego vibe, so I recommend checking out this (literally) hidden spot.

    2nd old-fashioned. Luxardos upon request and why I will continue to come back here for my old fashioned cocktails going forward.

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    First time at Gaylord Resort. We went to check it out, see the pools, walk around and have a bite…read moreto eat. We want to spend the day at the pools next time. The sports bar is huge. Our server Felicia was great. We watched some of the Germany vs Paraguay on a humongous TV wall. We shared a Wagyu burger and Peach cobbler. The burger was so delicious and deeply rich flavor. It also had some truffle oil which was really good. The fries were perfectly made and very crispy. Unfortunately, we ordered medium rare burger but got medium to medium well. The peach cobbler was outstanding with fresh peaches and a strudel topping. There's free 3 hour street parking and $45 garage parking.

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    Beef Chili Nachos (corn tortilla chips, house made chili, white cheddar cheese sauce, black beans, jalapeños, lime crema)
    Beef Chili Nachos (corn tortilla chips, house made chili, white cheddar cheese sauce, black beans, jalapeños, lime crema)
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