Pizza is so tasty and Pahua's pizza crust is perfect! I love that they are not stingy with their…read moretoppings. My first visit today. I'll be back! Friendly service and very reasonable prices.

Pahua's bakery and NO PIZZA!…read more Walked in place was dark. Looking forward to pizza and got skunked.

The waitress who is young with a bit of a high pitch voice was SLLLOOOWWWW. She also worked the…read morefront. Restaurant is empty dang near 12:00 a saturday for lunch and it took her 30 mins to come take our order. Where I couldnt really understand what she said and I asked if we can order already and she responded"thats what I just said" We order, takes another 25-30 mins to get our food. Never got a refill. Im freakin thirstttty with a dry mouth mid lunch and never saw her again. Had to go to front and ask for to go boxes and that were ready to pay.

Hubby and I were in the mood for some pizza and decided to stop at Portino's in Valley Center on…read morethe way back from a day in Pauma Valley. We split a bottle of Chardonnay and ordered a pizza along with the chicken parmigiana. The food was fine, nothing particularly memorable, but it hit the spot. The atmosphere was friendly, and the staff was kind, though the service was noticeably slow. The place was quite crowded, and it seemed like the servers disappeared into the kitchen for long stretches, which left us waiting more than we would've liked. In fact, be prepared to wait during peak times. That said, it's a charming little spot, and I appreciate being able to support a local business. I wouldn't go out of my way to dine here, but if I'm in the area again, I'd give it another shot.

Mason made our dinner the best! His mom trained him right!…read morePizza was the best. Great service and great food, the best.

Maggie and Des were very nice. They gave us great service and the food was amazing! 10/10 would go…read moreagain. Very chill vibes and very clean. If you go make sure to leave a review they are awesome!

It was my first time trying this place and I would say top 3 pizza and wings in San Diego…read more Fresh ingredients and very rich flavors. I can tell that they don't save money on fresh and loaded ingredients. Will try all their menu in time.

I ordered the chipotle chicken pizza size large. It was pretty big and so delicious I forgot to…read moretake a picture. There are jalapeños on there so it has a kick to it. I did an online order and picked up. It was ready within 25 minutes.

It had been years since I had Little Caesars, so I didn't have high expectations but the 3 meat…read morepizza was really good. It's inside the gas station and it has a very small sign out front, so I drove right by it, I had to pull over and call to ask where they were located, so that was a bit frustrating. Oh, the chicken wings were good too.

Something about this being in this small hometown of mine has no effect on how I feel about the…read morequality. For some reason it looks like little Caesars , smells like it , even comes in the same box .... And yet it tastes so much better then any little Caesar's I've been too . It's like this every time I come by ! Pizza tastes like it's actually made with love . N trust me , coming from someone who got so burnt out on little caesars pizza because it was the party go to for everyone , this will make you appreciate quality pizza .

Basic food, above moderate prices. Nothing really special about the entrees. It's more for the…read moreconvenience when you're on the go or want something fast to eat/drink. I was disappointed by their desserts, tasted stale and no flavor. Friendly staff overall. Tables and chairs to eat, drink and hang out. Located between Starbucks & the rewards center. Remember to give them your rewards card to earn points or use your points.

I arrived to Harrahs starving so I thought I'd grab a slice of pizza before heading to the slots,…read more The employees were pleasant and friendly but when I say this was the worse pizza I have ever eaten ( I couldn't eat it) I thought it was gross from the minute I saw the employee pull the pre prepared uncooked pizza from the display case It got worse.. it took forever to cook and was on a big thick bland dry piece of bread. I know that nobody likes this "pizza " I'm not exaggerating.

This place was really good. I'm a big fan of micro brews, especially reds and ambers. So when I met…read moresome friends here we came over and ordered a couple of beers. I had the Red Rattler but I asked to taste the Vanilla Pumpkin Spice which was another dark beer. I would have thought something like that would have been really sweet but it was NOT. A friend ordered a pizza but it was too big for him to eat so I had a slice and it was really good too. The place was not very full but it was 5 PM on a Friday and it looked like it was starting to fill by the time I left. The band had just started up too and there was an outside area with games and saw some families out there. Bathrooms were clean and the service was really good. We were there just before their Happy Hour ended so we got a $2 discount off beers, that's always good.

6/13/25 - walked over for a beer during business hours and it was closed (possibly permanently)…read more Staff does not know if it'll open again.

Their personal pizzas are so delicious. The only reason I don't mind stopping by here with my…read moregamboholic mother and boyfriend is because of their pizza! They're generous on their toppings and the pizza is super fresh and scrumptious. Don't forget to show your players card for 5% off your food purchase.

Im really surprised there was not a listing for Red Parrot Pizza. Whenever Im going to Pauma Casino…read moreim always so excited to eat their pizzas. Its honestly great great pizza. Who would have thought a little hole in the wall would make such tasty little things. If your in the area you should def try it out. I have yet to be dissapointed with anything from them.

One of our favorite places to eat. Actually, all the restaurants at Valley View are fantastic…read more Great food options that are typically well served and tasty. We do however have our preferred or favorite servers, food runners and hosts. We prefer and LOVE Monica. Her energy, intelligence, and smile are top notch. Andres a food runner has been there a long time who also has a great personality, and one of the few runners who actually remembers to bring you a requested item. These individuals we've known a long time, and believe they would be better suited as trainers, supervisors or even management. I'd include Tomas in our Patties favorites, but he was moved to Black and Blue Steak House. Another favorite restaurant at Valley View. We're also fans of Michael, and a few others I can't remember their names at the moment, especially an extremely likable, smaller statured food runner who was made a server a few months ago. Having been in management in the plumbing industry I know how important training in one's daily tasks and people skills is to a quality business like Valley View Casino, the only casino we frequent. Unfortunately, bad experiences happen even in the best of establishments. Last night at Patties we had a new server who seemed so serious, barely a smile. Which is fine. I don't mind that so much. Definitely not enduring or memorable though. She did her job well, and even checked to make sure our food tastes good, and if we had all we needed. My main issue came when we got our bill, and I asked her to adjust the tip. I realize how cheap that sounds, but let me continue. When we first were ordering we mentioned we had a lot of food we wanted to take home. It was the end of the month, and we had over a hundred dollars worth of food vouchers we needed to use up. We normally don't have any left over. She excitedly, almost smiling encouraged us to order our takeout right away with her, "otherwise we would have a long wait, if we didn't put our order in right away." We spent just under $60.00 for our sit down meal. Our normal 20% would've been $12.00 on the $60.00. Our to go order was just under $100.00, which I felt definitely deserved a tip, but not the 20% suggested gratuity that the bill included. Maybe we were being cheap. I don't know. The obvious anger on her face when I asked her to adjust the tip was palpable. I asked her to adjust the $32.00, "Suggested Gratuity," to $20.00, which I would've been grateful for the years of being a food server in college. She got 20% for our dining in, and about 10% for our to go order. Not so cheap after all. When she returned with the revised bill, she was so mad she could barely talk. Poor thing. Felt kind of bad for her. She muttered a couple of times I could barely hear her, but kept asking what she said. The third time she said clearer that we shouldn't order to go food with her, that we should go to the to go window next time. She should've been happy for the 20% on the meal, and 10% on the to go order. It all adds up over the shift. We definitely will avoid her at all costs. Next time we'll request our favorites.

3 stars (or whatever fits your vibe--solid but not standout)…read more Honestly, I probably wouldn't drive all the way out here just to eat at Patties & Pints. It's tucked inside Valley View Casino, about 45 minutes north of central San Diego, so unless you're already gambling, staying overnight, or in the area, it's not a destination spot. There are plenty of better standalone burger joints or pubs closer to home. That said, the food is good--nothing mind-blowing or worth raving about, but reliably solid for casino pub fare. We went with burgers from their signature all-beef blend, and they hit the spot without any major complaints. The deep-dish pizzas, wings, fries, and other apps seem consistent based on what I've seen around. Portions are decent, and it's satisfying if you're craving something hearty with a beer. Our server, Marcus, was decent too--just did his job without going above and beyond. Attentive enough, no issues, but nothing exceptional either. One thing that really bugged me: they automatically add a tip (auto-gratuity) even for a two-person table. That's ridiculous in my book. It feels like it removes any incentive for better service and just assumes mediocrity is fine. For small parties in a casual spot like this, it comes off as greedy. The place itself is clean and well-organized, which is a nice change from some casino spots. But it's pretty small for a casino restaurant, so it can feel cramped. Seating/waiting is poorly managed--wait times drag on, and the system for calling names or seating people isn't smooth at all. Bottom line: If you're already at Valley View Casino, hungry, and don't feel like dealing with the buffet line (or want something quicker and more casual with beers and TVs for games), Patties & Pints is a fine option. It's convenient in that context. Otherwise, skip the drive--it's just average casino eats. Good luck, and hope the slots are kinder than the auto-tip policy!

I got stuck in the middle of Palomar mountain with a flat tires, on a motorcycle, during heavy…read morerain... I managed to somehow ride down the hill to Ricon Travel Plaza with 1PSI in my rear tire and the staff really helped me. They were very supportive, nice, friendly, landed me 2 pairs of pliers, gave me a lot of air and were able to sale me a tire patching kit (that another gas station up the hill didn't have). Oh and the gas is also affordable here. A huge plus for the services, prices and support!

RINCON TRAVEL PLAZA - I've been a regular customer at this…read morefuel station, but the current pricing policy is frustrating in practice. They no longer provide fuel prices over the phone, which is their choice as a business. The issue is the inconsistency in how it's applied--while exact pricing isn't shared, there are still comparisons made to nearby stations when asked. That creates confusion rather than clarity. In a commodity market like fuel, customers make decisions based on transparency and trust. When pricing information is partially withheld but still indirectly referenced, it doesn't really reduce competitive pressure--it mainly reduces customer confidence. From a customer standpoint, it would be more effective either to: Provide clear, consistent pricing information, or Maintain a strict no-quote policy without partial comparisons The current middle-ground approach feels less like a strategic advantage and more like unnecessary friction for customers who are simply trying to make an informed decision. A clearer policy would likely improve trust and long-term customer loyalty.