This is a fun bar to visit with a lot of drink options. It's a beautiful rectangular bar in the…read morecenter of the food court so it's convenient. The mixologists are awesome and make some really tasty drinks. They're super friendly and helpful, trying to get you just the right drink.

It was such a disappointment. They appeared to be open for business, and we drove all the way there…read moreonly to find out that they were closed and there was not a soul in sight. They wouldn't pick up their business line. It appeared that the phone connection was nonexistent. I don't think this business even exists

Upon arrival we were greeted by the hostess, who offered us the outdoor seating area and when we…read morerealize that they had an indoor seating lounge, we asked to sit inside and although it was considered VIP, we got to sit there since it was a slower night. We ordered some desserts from the café next-door along with some water bottles. The desserts were delicious and well worth the experience. The ambience was very trendy with ambience lighting, as well as music playing on speaker, speakers and TVs. Overall, a great experience and I would highly recommend this to anyone looking to check this place out.

The atmosphere is laid-back and comfortable, perfect for unwinding after a long day. The hookah…read morequality is consistently great, smooth pulls, strong flavor, and long-lasting sessions. The staff are friendly and attentive without being overbearing. Definitely one of my go-to places to relax and enjoy good company.

loved the cocktail class. Bree and Nick hit it out of the park!!! We love coming here for the…read morecreative drinks, and enjoyed making our own today at the class too!!! Thank you!!!

A local spot for the win! Recently visited here with friends to have a boys night out. Love that…read morethey categorized various spirits with great selection options. The staff were friendly and provided good recommendations on drink options. I actually appreciated when the prior server informs us of their limited knowledge and brought their team member over to answer some of our inquiries on whiskey. Love the team work vibe going on. Inside, you'll find yourself transported to a southern barn style saloon which gives it great characteristics that completely removes you from RSM. If you are looking for a spot to get away, enjoy a craft drink, and relax, this is your jam.

What a cute little gem! We were searching for a sports bar…read moreto grab a beer after a hike, and stumbled upon this place. We got there on a Saturday around 3:30 pm and the bar was already packed with regulars. (Thats always a good sign) We sat at one of the bar round tables and got a couple beers and some food. Our server was incredibly helpful and friendly. Going to far as to modify a meal for my husband, who keeps a strict diet. I got the short rib and mash, and it was really flavorful. I added some veggies to feel better about myself. They didn't have anything green, but you take what you can get. The vibe was fun and vibrant. Lots of laughter. Great viewing with TV's. There is good seating for families. Really happy we found this place.

I'm very disappointed with my experience at Pub Thirty Two. We came in just trying to relax and…read moreenjoy our afternoon after a long day of work. When we ordered drinks, the bartender already seemed a bit rude and unwelcoming, which set the tone for the visit. To avoid any issues and just enjoy ourselves, we decided to sit outside quietly. Unfortunately, the situation got worse. Two employees came outside and approached us in a very disrespectful way and made a racist remark, referring to us as "two tequilas" and saying "clean up those two tequilas," basically telling us we needed to leave immediately. It was extremely uncomfortable and offensive. No customer should ever be treated that way. Restaurants and bars should be places where everyone feels welcome and respected. Allowing employees to behave in a racist and disrespectful manner toward customers is unacceptable. What makes it even more disappointing is that I was actually considering bringing a group of coworkers here in the future. After this experience, I absolutely won't be doing that. The service was rude, unprofessional, and completely ruined what should have been a relaxing afternoon.

Cozy Pine feels like a hidden gem I almost don't want to share. But after the evening we had, I…read morecan't help but spill every delicious detail. The moment you walk in, you're wrapped in warm, cozy pine--wood-paneled walls, soft amber lighting, and that unmistakable speakeasy charm. Its very small and cozy, resembling a night out camping. And then there's Angelina. From the moment we sat down, she made the experience absolutely unforgettable. She knew the menu inside and out, recommended a smoked old-fashioned that came with a toasted marshmallow. You can tell she genuinely loves what she does--and it shows. She's the secret ingredient that turns a good night into a great one!

Okay this is officially the only kind of camping I'm willing to do…read more Tucked inside Bacchus Wine Bar is the cutest little camping-themed speakeasy, and it completely exceeded expectations. From the moment you walk in, it's giving cozy campsite vibes but elevated -- like if camping had good lighting, great cocktails, and zero bugs. We had such a fun night here. The ambiance alone makes it feel like a whole experience, not just drinks. We tried a few of their specialty cocktails, all super well done, but the real highlight was our server John. He was amazing -- attentive, fun, and clearly knows his drinks. At one point he made us an off-menu cocktail that was STRONG (in the best way) and honestly one of my favorites of the night. And the attention to detail?? He even let me borrow his hat for photos so I could fully commit to the camping aesthetic 10/10 for the vibes. Overall: such a cute, unique spot for a night out. Perfect for something a little different, a little playful, and definitely memorable. Would absolutely come back -- as long as it's this kind of camping.

Lots of cocktails to choose from, good service, and a really cool atmosphere. The cocktails here…read moreare really good

The Lost Inferno is a tiki bar in San Clemente that is themed around the classic 1980s movie "The…read moreGoonies". It is a drinks-only bar for now, so eat before coming. Their website teases that food is coming soon. It is a fairly small place and I would definitely recommend making a reservation on Yelp. If there are no reservations available when you want to visit, they also have a Yelp live waitlist. The building has its own parking lot with about ten spaces and is shared with the sushi speakeasy upstairs. We arrived around 6:30pm on a Sunday night, and luckily there were still quite a few spaces available. A half hour later, the place was packed. The outside of the building is not marked. Enter through the red double doors in front, walk to the right, and the entrance will be easy to spot. Seating options include eight seats at the bar, four high-top tables in the main area that seat four people each, and a slightly raised grotto area with one four-seat table and two two-seat tables. We often like to sit at the bar, but I reserved a table in the grotto so we could get the full experience and I'm glad I did. The interior has great décor with a mix of tiki and pirate ship elements. The walls are wooden plank, with cargo netting, ropes, and tiki lights above. The walls have portraits of Goonies movie characters. Take two steps up to the grotto area, and you are inside of a cave with skulls, shells, and treasures embedded in the cave walls. There is also a small waterfall in the corner. Scan the QR code on the table for the cocktail menu. It is colorful and many of the drinks have names tied to The Goonies. Each drink also has zero, one, or two skulls next to it to indicate the booziness factor. They have quite a few original cocktails as well as classic tiki drinks, a few mocktails, spirits, beer, and wine. I started out with the Ash Landing (Hamilton Pot Still Blonde Rum, Hamilton 86 Demerara Rum, Hamilton Pimento Dram, Angostura Bitters, Pineapple, Lime, Ginger, One Skull booziness, $14). This was definitely a little on the boozy side, with good ginger flavor and the pineapple and lime in the background. She started out with the One-Eyed Willy (Pou Vodka, Lychee, Guava, Coconut, Sweet & Sour, $15, keep the mug for $65). It is rare that a vodka drink is my favorite of the night, but this was both of our favorites. It was very balanced and juicy, and not boozy at all. The guava, coconut, and citrus from the sweet and sour were all there. We bought the mug, and they bring you a new one in original packaging. The purchased mug is colored a little differently (blue instead of black) than the mug the drink is served it, but it still looks great. While walking around taking pictures, I ran into our server and mentioned that it was my girlfriend's birthday. He kindly brought us some shots on the house. He said it was a recipe they had for shots during Halloween, and it tasted like a spin on a kamikaze. It was very good and much appreciated. I have a hard time resisting a cool mug, so for my second drink I ordered the Slick Shoes (Planteray Pineapple Rum, Worthy Park Rum, Bounty Dark Rum, Strawberry, Papaya, Lime Juice, $17). It is served in a cool sneaker mug with a flaming lime half on top. It was nicely balanced and just a tiny bit boozy. It had a nice light fruit flavor, not overly sweet at all. I think it is sometimes served in a regular glass, so if you order it, be sure to ask for the sneaker mug. Her second cocktail was the Never Say Die (Producer Mezcal, Kiwi, Lemon, Mango, Grilled Pineapple, $14). The smokiness of the mezcal was on the hairy edge of being too smoky for me, but she loved it. She could taste the kiwi and mango. We shared one last drink, the Garden of Eden (Papa's Pilar Blonde Rum, Lavender, Lemon, Elderflower, Cucumber Bitters, One Skull booziness, $17). It had an interesting (good) floral flavor profile, and didn't strike me as boozy at all. I could definitely taste the cucumber notes from the bitters. There was good 80s music playing in the background. It's a Goonies themed bar, I get it, but we would have enjoyed a few tiki songs in the mix too. There is one unisex restroom out in the lobby area. It is nice that they also themed it with wooden plank on the walls and ceiling, and some nautical décor. Daniel was our server and was very friendly and provided great service. Thanks again Daniel for the birthday shots! Bartender Felipe also delivered one round of our drinks and was also very friendly. All of the drinks were good and there are definitely more on the menu that we would like to return and try. We had a real fun time, thanks Lost Inferno!

our server Marcos was absolutely incredible. He helped us understand the menu as first timers, and…read morehe gave us the best recommendations. We will definitely be back and will be definitely requesting Marcos as our server time and time again. his energy and vibes are amazing and honestly just let him order for you because he knows what's up!!!

I had brunch with my friends, and it was an amazing experience! La comida estaba deliciosa!!!!!!…read moreEverything was amazing, I would definitely come again again and recommend it to other people. Marcos was our server for the day and he provided us with exceptional service :)

Everything is really good The hostess KAIRA is so kind friendly and super happy i love that…read moreFood is DELICIOUS its VERY VERY TASTY Jameson the waiter hes really good at his work i love the whole service because of him RAISE HIM AS A FUTURE MANAGER

this was my first time here and the cocktails were so good our bartender Kevin was super hospitable…read moreand gave us amazing recommendations for drinks and food, all the syrup was made in house aswelll, the ambiance was so nice, it was one of the best experiences I've had at a rooftop bar and it being the only one in laguna made it all the more memorable def a spot you have to try out !

Ironwood has become one of our favorite spots since visiting here a year ago…read more The steak here is PHENOMONAL, cooked perfectly with excellent flavor and the bartender Cat is an absolute doll. Thank you!

The place was nice and small, with a very intimate atmosphere that made it feel cozy and relaxed…read more It seemed like almost everything at this restaurant had a slight tang to it, and I couldn't quite figure out why. In some dishes, that flavor profile worked really well, but in others, it definitely didn't land the same way. We started with the warm artisan rosemary focaccia served with whipped honey butter. The bread itself had that same subtle tang I noticed throughout the meal, but the honey butter balanced it out nicely. The added sweetness helped cut through the tang, making it much more enjoyable overall. Next, we had the baked skillet mac and cheese, which was easily the standout of the entire meal. I don't say this lightly, but it was about as close to perfect as mac and cheese can get. It was rich, creamy, well-seasoned, and had that ideal baked texture on top. This dish alone made a strong impression. We also ordered the cast iron roasted Brussels sprouts. These had a similar tangy-sweet flavor like the focaccia, and overall they were actually quite good. However, the raisins added to the dish didn't really contribute anything meaningful. At first glance, I even thought they were corn, which was confusing. While the sprouts themselves were well-cooked and flavorful, the raisins felt unnecessary and didn't elevate the dish. The Caesar salad was probably my least favorite item. I'm not entirely sure why it was labeled a Caesar salad, because it didn't resemble the classic version at all. The Tijuana vinaigrette was extremely overpowering and leaned heavily acidic, almost like eating straight lemon. It lacked the creamy, rich, balanced flavor you expect from a traditional Caesar, which made it disappointing. For the main, I had the prime 10oz flat iron steak frites. The steak itself was cooked perfectly and had great flavor, so no complaints there. Unfortunately, the fries were cold when they arrived, which took away from the overall experience of the dish. Overall, the meal was okay. It's not something I would rave about, but it might be worth trying at least once. With such a limited menu, I expected a bit more consistency and refinement across the dishes. It wasn't the worst meal I've had, but it also wasn't the best just somewhere in the middle.

The sandpiper made for a fun night! When we came around 11, there was live music and lots of people…read moredancing. I got a domestic beer that was five dollars, an imported beer that was seven dollars and two rums and Cokes. I went on a Friday after 11 pm and there was a five dollar cover. Cash only. There's an ATM inside but there's a three dollar fee.

Perfect atmosphere, music nightly, attentive bartenders and right down the street from our hotel…read moremade it a natural.