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4 months ago

Great sandwich! Loving the aioli and the customer service was great! Super quick easy spot to grab a good bite will definitely be back!

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Big Jims Roast Beef - Tips baby!

Big Jims Roast Beef

4.7(395 reviews)
0.4 mi•Pacific Beach
•$$

Their roast beef is legit af! Like your tastebuds are making sweet sweet love. I will 100% be back…read morefor sloppy 2nds. Maybe even today! The team behind the counter is awesome too. I recommend taking any advice they give you about the food. I am not a huge fan of BBQ sauce, but theirs is amazing. Works perfect with the beeves. Chill little spot with outside seating. Love this joint.

A lot of y'all don't understand New England Roast Beef sandwiches and it shows…read more The good: * OMGosh the sandwiches are unbelievable. The owner makes the meat all from scratch. All you naysayers saying "fillers... premade...", just look to your right when you order - you'll see a fridge full of WHOLE roasts, wrapped and ready to be made. * Owner is regularly working the shop and you can tell he loves what he does. Super friendly and patient to walk you through the menu. * That French dip is a MUST try. Crispy sesame bun outside, cheesy and meaty inside. I'll be dreaming about it. * Biggest surprise - those fries! Best curly fries in SD hands down. It is what it is: * Yes, it's pricey. $20ish a sandwich. But weighing it all out, you get what you pay for. You're going to pay $4 less for a little sub down the street with an EIGHTH of the meat (and that stuff down the street isn't home made). * No inside seating. 4ish tables out front available to sit and eat at. * This is best fresh, for sure. Don't expect a good reheat experience. The bad: * Parking sucks. It PB so it's all paid parking. * Restrooms are not close. Verdict: * Phenomenal premium sandwiches that are worth every penny if you understand New England Roast Beef. He's doing it better than most on the east coast.

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Big Jims Roast Beef - Counter

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Big Jims Roast Beef - The big beef very good got it without the barbecue sauce I recommend getting barbecue sauce on the side

The big beef very good got it without the barbecue sauce I recommend getting barbecue sauce on the side

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Drift Cafe

Drift Cafe

4.7(290 reviews)
0.4 mi•Pacific Beach
•$$
Healthy dining
Locally owned & operated

Came here for a quick coffee stop before I met up with the homie…read more Service was good, the guy acknowledged me as soon as I stepped foot inside. The decor was great. I got a matcha drink and it was pretty good not too sweet not to bitter how I like it. They were also packed with all the tourist from AZ, utah, and vegas! Summer time in daygo let's gooo Hope this business stays successful and hopfully don't Drift....away ha!

Street parking only. Some are metered and some are not. Meters run even on Sundays. Paid parking…read morelot nearby. Very close to the beach so expect to walk a few blocks. They have inside and outside seating. Water dispenser with cups by the register. Check out their specials by the register and on their instagram. Dog friendly. Their large drinks come with 3 shots of espresso (vs 2 in the small) so we went with large. They have alternative milks for an extra 75 cents. Tried: Hawaiian latte $7.25 - good flavor Butterscotch latte $7.25 - friend liked but not my thing. Breakfast sandwich $13.25 - good. A little too much aioli. Came out very hot and fresh. Recommend this one. Baja Burrito $15.75 - added bacon ($2.75 extra). This was a very healthy tasting and massive burrito. Wasn't really a fan of the overall flavor. Salsa was good. Club $17 - most expensive item. A little too much aioli on this but overall was good and it came with a cute little fruit cup. I love that they open very early in the morning and just one block from the beach! I'll be back to try their other food and drinks.

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Drift Cafe

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Wayfarer Bread & Pastry - My personal fave - fig and vanilla tile

Wayfarer Bread & Pastry

4.5(1.1k reviews)
1.1 mi•Bird Rock, La Jolla
•$$

I came here on a Friday morning around 10:15 AM. Parking can definitely be a little difficult. I…read moreended up parking on a residential street nearby and walking about five minutes. The line was pretty long, especially for a Friday morning. It took about 30 minutes before I was able to place my order. Once you order you pay at the cashier and can either take everything to go or sit out on their cute covered front porch. They also have complimentary water and napkins available. I ordered: * Tomato & Cheese Tile: This was delicious. The tomatoes tasted really fresh, and the bread had a nice crisp exterior while still being soft and airy inside. * Peach & Vanilla Tile: Also really good. It had just the right amount of sweetness without being overly sugary. * Almond Croissant: You really can't go wrong with this one. Buttery, flaky, and delicious. * Jalapeño & Cheese Croissant: The croissant itself was buttery, light, and super flaky with a crisp outer layer. The jalapeño and cheese are mostly concentrated around one edge so I do wish there had been a little more throughout, but it was still really tasty. One thing to keep in mind is that a lot of items sell out pretty quickly. They were already out of the ham and cheese croissant well before noon so I'd recommend getting there earlier if there's something specific you want to try. The prices were also very reasonable. My total for all four items was just a little over $25. Overall, this is such a cute spot and definitely worth the hype. I'd absolutely come back and try more!

I've been wanting to check out Wayfarer for awhile now since I've seen them on social media…read more While visiting Del Mar I decided to finally check it out. As expected there was a line out the door. I waited about 15 minutes until it was my turn to see what was available. I came around 10:30am on a Sunday and they had about 3 types of croissants, two types of cookies, and cinnamon buns. They also had their usual sandwiches and breads. They did not have any of their kouign amann that Sunday morning. You tell them what you want at the counter and they box everything. Drinks are made and handed out outside. All their breads and pastries are baked fresh daily and they use local and organic ingreidents. I ended up getting an almond and hazelnut croissant and a sea salt chocolate chip cookie. I also got a tumeric ginger latte and an Americano. The almond croissant was a little dry and very mid. The inside of it was good though. The hazelnut croissant was my favorite. It had tons of hazelnut on top and the filling was really nice. The sea salt chocolate cookie was very large and pretty good. As for the drinks the Americano was very light. My tumeric ginger latte was a nice switch up. I paid $27 for 3 pastries and 2 drinks. The staff was pretty quick with boxing my items and I waited about 5-10 minutes for my two drinks. The inside of the bakery is small but they have a cute casual patio. There's no tables though and only bench seating if you can find a spot. It's more of a grab and go type of shop. I like that you can pre-order ahead too. Parking is hard since its on a major street and street parking can be tricky.

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Wayfarer Bread & Pastry - Inside

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Wayfarer Bread & Pastry - Almond croissant and burnt honey fig tiles

Almond croissant and burnt honey fig tiles

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