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Pacific Beach AleHouse

3.8 (1.9k reviews)
Open • 10:00 am - 2:00 AM (Next day)

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JUMBO BAVARIAN PRETZEL and FRIED PICKLES
Grace

we were excited to watch the world cup at alehouse and had just an ok experience sadly. first off, the bouncer was giving off weird energy-- he checked my ID and looked skeptical and laughed which was super strange, i was concerned he thought my ID was fake or something but he eventually let me through. my other friends said he was also weird to them too. we had a large party sitting in the beer garden which was a fun & lively atmosphere to watch the game. there was only one server for the beer garden and at times she was nowhere to be found but if she was out there it was super hard to flag her down because she wasn't looking around. when she did help us, she was a bit rude-- my friend was confused about one of the drink specials, and she gave us some attitude about it instead of just explaining it politely. her energy was just a bit standoffish and annoyed to be there. we thought the food/drinks were just ok-- the fried pickles weren't that good, the moscow mules tasted super off, and we actually had to have them remake it but even then it was still not up to par. the pretzels were good however, and a large portion which was appreciated. we also had a bit of conundrum when paying because she told us she could only do 4 separate checks for a party over 8 people even though we've done individual checks before. it made it a bit stressful to pay and it would have been nice if they just initiate a QR code ordering system or something like that, as the waitress was super hard to get ahold of and it would be easier to just pay as you order instead of trying to split the check with a bunch of people at the end. overall, not sure if i'd come here for another game day- it might have been a one-off but was hoping for friendlier service and better food/drinks. the atmosphere was very fun though so that was appreciated!

Martha W.

We stopped in for lunch and sat out on the front patio with our dog. It was nice and cool and our server was very nice and called everybody love . She took the time to chit chat also, which she doesn't have to do. We had the crab cakes which were very good, as well as the buffalo wings, which were really good and crispy the way I like them. Did not realize they brew their own beer and tried to have their IPA but they were out of it. They could have a few more local beers maybe. They also have happy hours items start at 2 until 5. There's lots of seating upstairs with ocean views and downstairs out front and on side as well as indoor, so it's a good place for a large group.

Karl Strauss Boat Shoes
Niki G.

After driving nearly six hours this past Monday and getting to my hotel, I was tired but hungry. This place was across the street and though they didn't have any vegan dishes, they did allow me to request a salad plus Impossible burger patty combo, which was pretty good given it is not a typical request there! The fries were yummy. The bartender was super nice and I felt comfortable sitting at the bar as a solo diner. Had Karl Strauss Boat Shoes IPA on draft :)

Wings
Alyson C.

The food is so good here. Wow. The wings were delicious. The fish and chips were a little bready but they had such a great fresh tasting fish inside that it didn't even matter. Our server was so nice and sweet. The World Cup was going on so it was a little crazy in there but we had a great time. The drinks were great, food was great, I will be coming back!

Burger deal
Delanie P.

Pacific Beach AleHouse was such a fun find. As a Broncos fan from Colorado, it was really cool to see the Broncos flag, definitely felt a little piece of home. It's walking distance from our hotel and right along the beach, which already makes it a win. We sat upstairs and had a great view of the ocean, which made the whole experience even better. Went for lunch and it was a super chill vibe. They also have a solid Monday deal -- $20 for a beer, burger, and fries, which is hard to beat. From what we could tell (and see from our hotel), it definitely gets a lot busier at night, so depends on the vibe you're going for. Overall, great spot for a laid-back lunch with a view.

AHI TUNA NACHOS
Brendon N.

We've been coming to P.B. AleHouse for a long time... In fact, so long that we were literally coming before it opened. Our family has been staying at The Beach Cottages (which is basically next door) during the holidays for the past 30 years. Our tradition calls for a dinner out the night before Christmas Eve, since we cook in-house the next two nights. Before the P.B. AleHouse, it was the Terrific Pacific. Over the years we may have tried one or two other places, but have been coming here every year since they opened! AMBIANCE: This place definitely has sports bar vibes, but more classy than divey. They rep flags prominently for both the Denver Broncos and the Iowa Hawkeyes, in addition to the Padres and more. Once inside, there is a bar area with seats, as well as high-boy style tables. If you turn left, you'll get to the main dining room where you'll find booths against the wall and plenty of additional tables for seating. One thing there isn't a shortage of, is TVs. There are screens everywhere, showing both local and national sports. They even have subscriptions to stuff like NBA League Pass, where they'll show multiple games on one screen. There's also an upstairs rooftop patio area, with an additional bar, heaters, and more screens. This is a great place to be during the sunset, or at night if it's not TOO cold. While it is a restaurant where kids are welcomed, they do have bouncers out front at times (usually later), likely to confirm any minors are accompanied by adults. DRINKS: One of the strengths here for sure. If you're a beer fan, you're in luck. They brew their own beer, and feature options like a sour wheat ale, blonde, red ale, Japanese lager, American stout, West Coast IPA, as well as other rotating taps. They love to show off the kegs of home brew in the back near the restrooms. If you're not feeling adventurous and want to stick to something you know, they also have options like Bud Light, Big Wave, Stella, Angry Orchard, and some stuff from Lagunitas and Firestone Walker on draft. A couple bottled/can options like Corona, Pacifico, Nutrl, Bucha, Truly, Surfside, and Suncruiser. For the drafts, they have multiple sizes available, allowing you to get a traditional pint, or more! If beer isn't your thing, they have white, red, and sparkling wine. There are also 9 craft cocktails ($17/ea), most of which we have tried. Some of our favorite cocktails include: Strawberry Fields, Basic Beach, Resting Gin Face, Just Mai Type, and the Prickly In Pink Mule. Of course they have non-alcoholic options (soda, sparkling water, coffee, tea, and even some NA beers). FOOD: They open at 11am on weekdays, and 10am on weekends, which means... BRUNCH! This goes until 2pm on Saturday and Sunday. The menu includes both breakfast and lunch options (breakfast burrito, chilaquiles, biscuits & gravy, avocado toast, French toast, plus flatbreads, burgers, tacos, and more). If that wasn't enough, they also have some additional brunch cocktails (Bloody Mary, a breakfast shot with bacon, and something called Tickled Pink, which has champagne with pink glitter). Pretty much every time we come, it's for dinner. The dinner menu is solid, and decently eclectic for a sports bar. They have some standard starters like chicken wings, fried calamari, with some more fun options like ahi tuna nachos, fried pickles, and a jumbo Bavarian pretzel. Salad options include a chicken Cobb, and a classic Caesar (with the option to add a protein for an additional charge). Moving on, they have 3 flatbreads to choose from. We've tried 2 of the 3, and they're solid... especially dipped in ranch (...what isn't tho?!). For the main dishes, they have items like burgers, sandwiches, mac & cheese, fish tacos, fish & chips, salmon, and short ribs. This most recent time we went, we shared the beer cheeseburger, a Caesar salad, and the ahi tuna nachos. All three were quite tasty, and the ahi nachos were a solid portion for the price. Another thing we order every year and enjoy, are the fried pickles. This one is served with a Sriracha ranch, which adds another level of deliciousness. They also have a Happy Hour, which is Monday - Friday from 2pm - 5pm. OVERALL: We continually have great experiences when coming to P.B. AleHouse. The staff has always been friendly and accommodating to our groups over the years. Long gone are the days where we used to roll 30+ people deep and take over most of the downstairs dining room. These days we average under 10 people, though it's still a place we look forward to coming to when we visit Pacific Beach every year. Shout out to all of the hardworking and awesome staff, both front and back-of-house. I definitely recommend stopping by if you're in the area! IG: @bbnem.eats

Fried pickles
Christine V.

We came and got a nice table in the shade on the patio on the first floor with a bunch of TVs with sports on. Started with two of their brews Hoppy one and a Mexican lager and the Bavarian pretzel and fried pickles. wow!!! The pretzel! The jalapeno cheese fondue and honey mustard with the pretzel!!! I'm a wimp lately and had to ask for regular ranch too with the fried pickles but tbh the Sriracha ranch was so good. We then tried the BBQ chicken flatbread and a classic burger with garlic Parmesan fries and another round of beers. The flatbread had real chicken breast seasoned well and it was delicious. The burger was good too. We had the best waiter Bradley and he guided us through the menu and really knows his stuff. His service was exceptional. We had such a great time here and couldn't finish so we had leftovers. Come enjoy great brews, great service, clean restrooms and really delicious food. Thank you. we will return!

Sebastian A.

Pacific Beach AleHouse is one of those spots that gets everything right. The food was excellent, with great flavor and generous portions. The drinks were just as impressive, and their happy hour deals are hard to beat. The atmosphere really stands out--fun, lively, and perfect for hanging out with friends or enjoying a casual night out. Between the great food, amazing drinks, and awesome vibes, it's easy to see why this place is so popular. I'll definitely be coming back and would highly recommend it to anyone looking for a great spot in Pacific Beach.

BEER CHEESEBURGER with sweet potato fries
Christina K.

This Alehouse is right at the beach and it is a popular place to have a drink and get some great food. The bar counter has a raised door so it opens up and has an outdoor as well as an indoor bar area. The bartenders were very attentive! As soon as we sat down they were there to greet us with menus. What was nice was there were at least 3 bartenders and they all helped us, ensuring we didn't need anything. We started with the Italian Flatbread. I was shocked! The flatbread was SO GOOD! I especially liked the flatbread part, it was stiff and sturdy and had crunch. It solidly held the ingredients on top - also delicious. I would definitely get this again. Next, we got the Beer Cheeseburger with sweet potato fries. The burger is big and we shared it as well. The patty is juicy and cooked to our liking at medium temp. The sweet potato fries also came out crisp and hot. Overall - a great experience from start to finish.

Anita M.

Went here tonight with a couple friends! I was pleasantly surprised we got sat right away outside during sunset. Service was quick and friendly. I ordered the Mac & cheese which was seasoned well and I liked the breadcrumb topping. I'd get this again! My friend liked her burger and fries. It's a nice spot for drinks, food (meals and apps). Great spot by the beach and they have an upstairs also. We would have liked our server to check in with us once after we got the food.

Sunsetter
An L.

The soft shelled crab burger was to die for. I would choose the crispy fried soft shelled crab over a beef patty any day. It was a flavor explosion in my mouth from the crisp red onions to the creamy tartar sauce. I craved this burger immediately after just finishing it. I had to resist the urge to order another one.

Absolutely delicious FISH TACOS
Adam S.

Oh man oh man! We're spending the week in San Diego and trying different local spots for dinner each night. This was where we ended up tonight and it was phenomenal. Our waiter Gabe was top notch, recommended the fried pickles (a hit) and helped me choose between the fish tacos and the fish and chips (I chose wisely). He was super friendly, we had a great chat with him about fried Oreos, showed him some pics from our trip to the zoo today, and just had an absolute blast. It was a quiet Tuesday night, but I can see a place like that absolutely hopping on the weekends. My wife was impressed by the house margarita, and my kid loved his Shirley temple. It's a definite recommend from me, and I wasn't even there for the craft beer! A+ all around!

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Sky T.

Classic beachside restaurant with good bar food and vibes. Great for groups as well! They are opened late which was good for my group of friends that were traveling into town. They also have a second level deck which gives some nice views and they have a fire when it's colder. I ended up getting some truffle fries and a burger and both hit the spot. Simple and cooked well. The service was friendly and also gave us some good recommendations in the area.

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Good food. Nice staff. Broncos HQ in San Diego was an interesting twist. We will definitely be back soon.

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$2 off all guest drafts, 1/2 off bottles of wine, $10 featured cocktail of the week and $5 for all house beers, fried pickles, wings, and 1/2 flatbreads. Mom-Friday 2-5pm

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Books & Records

4.3(435 reviews)
7.1 mi•Banker's Hill
•$$

Really delicious food but the portions are so tiny! So just a fair warning. Quite busy on a Friday…read morenight but we luckily made reservations and got seated maybe ~10 minutes after checking in. Food: - Flat iron steak: delicious and super tendy with a nice crust. Came with an arugula salad - Fish of the day: today was rock fish with a creamy panang/thai sauce and it was DELICIOUS - Duck: my table's favorite dish. You can make your own tiny tacos and the macha chili was seriously the best thing ever - French fries: nice horsestring fries, cant go wrong - Tuna crudo: super light and citrusy and flavorful, but only like 5-6 pieces - Chicken skewers: this honestly fell really flat. Would not recommend, i'd say it's the worst thing on the menu and surprisingly fell short. Doesnt feel like it belongs on the menu. - Brussel Sprouts: really good and unique with a peanut butter sauce - Mac and cheese: yummy but nothing special Overall was a great experience but I'd probably only come here on special occasions. Their drinks were also fantastic - the cantaloupe was super tasty. Shoutout Ola for being the best waiter!

Overview: 3.5/5 food hit or miss, service phenomenal, atmosphere beautiful…read more ---- Wednesday is all day happy hour! We got a large variety of dishes at a fraction of their usual price. The happy hour stand outs for me were the: - lamb meatballs $12 - this was the unanimous favorite amongst us, the flavors and juiciness of the meat was great ($4 per ball) - pork belly bao buns 3 for $16 - succulent and tender meat that basically melts in your mouth bc the fat in the best way, and the buns were super soft as well I enjoyed the flavor "crispy" brussel sprouts $10 but the texture was no where near crispy, they were cooked thoroughly but kinda mushy. The steak $25 was ordered as medium rare and was a bit too rare for our liking. But the fries were nice and crispy. The worst thing about the meal was the mac and cheese $8. We all tried it and agreed that it had issues with it being bland and having no depth of flavor, and the cornflake crumble tasted like old oil and stale cereal. Everyone's least favorite item of the night. ---- Notes: - we sat inside and there's not much air flow, it got pretty stuffy and hot during our meal - service was very attentive and charismatic, Dalton did a great job helping with allergy concerns - They were kind enough to split the bill in 3 but unfortunately charged me for an extra beer and I didn't notice it until after we had left - parking was okay, able to find paid street parking around the area ---- Overall: I reallyyyy wanted to like this place more, and I will probably give it another chance in the future bc I see such great potential. The food was just inconsistent btwn dishes with some being amazing and others subpar. If you want to try this place out definitely go on a Wednesday for their all-day happy hour bc their food at their regular prices wouldn't be worth it in my opinion.

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Cocina 35

4.2(2.3k reviews)
7.6 mi•Downtown
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5 years in business
Family-owned & operated

I had recently went to this restaurant a few days ago and loved the service. I had the server, Mr…read more Victor, and he had the most welcoming and the funnest energy ever. He had recommended the corn tamales and quesadilla de cholorio, which was amazing by the way, and the jamaica's. Having service like this makes me want to come back even more!

One of the most disappointing dining experiences I've had recently…read more I read a lot of reviews from months back saying that they ran out of water cups, and you would think that they would have figured that out asap, but on the day that my friends and I dined here, none of us got any water throughout the whole course of our meal. We said we would wait for water but it never came around and they never checked up on it. I ordered the sampler that came with chilaquiles, beans, huevos rancheros, and corn tamal. When I ordered it, the server asked "and what would you like for your meat?" Her wording made it sound as if there was a protein that came with the chilaquiles. I was caught off guard at the end of the meal when I saw that there was a hefty (for the small portion) additional charge for the tough and flavorless carne asada. Maybe it wasn't intentional, but I think it would be better phrased as, "would you like to add protein?" for it to be less ambiguous. Nobody likes to be surprised with a higher bill than expected. I did not think the chilaquiles lived up its claim to be the best. It was pretty good, but the carne asada actually hindered it rather than helped it. Definitely get something else if you want to add protein to your dish. I was unhappy with the level of service, and the price didn't match the quality of the food. There are so many better spots in SD for Mexican food.

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Hash House A Go Go

4.1(8.9k reviews)
6.5 mi•Hillcrest
•$$

Six of us went here on a friday, late morning, 9/18/26. Got seated right away, clean, friendly…read moreservice in what looks like a neighborhood restaurant. Lots of seating for our group, we ordered mostly "breakfast" items. I shared a Sage Chicken & Waffle Tower - which was excellent. We didn't notice much sage in the chicken coating, but it was delicious and extra crunchy. Great waffles too, with crisp bacon baked right in. The place was quiet enough to have a conversation. Would return.

I received more than a few recommendations on this place. To end my Mother's Day trip, we dined…read morehere prior to departing SD. The portion size is very large. The texture and taste are all pleasurable. I had the banana pancakes, with two over well eggs, crispy bacon, with potatoes. I couldn't complete it all, I took my leftovers with me. The orange juice tastes as if it's fresh squeeze! The service was kind. The feel of this restaurant is home. I adore the restaurants that were once a house turned into a place of business. Something about it spiritually makes me feel a bit grounded into history. I love the fresh rosemary they place in the dish as well. Such a unique touch of earthy-love I'm just glad it wasn't a hour wait or longer how I was repeatedly warned. We got seats right away. Could've been due to the construction on the street near by. I'll definitely return whenever I'm in town.

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Queenstown Public House - Wagyu Smash Burger

Queenstown Public House

4.2(2.9k reviews)
7.2 mi•Little Italy
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We came here for a celebratory post-race dinner and first sat outside around a fire pit, but when…read morewe heard happy hour was in the bar-area only, we quickly pivoted. Thank goodness there was room too, because wow oh wow. It has been three weeks and we keep talking about that happy hour. LOL I appreciated that their happy hour menu wasn't all snackable appetizers; there were smaller-sized dishes for those less hungry, too! I ordered the Kiwilango slider + fries, my mom got the HH fish & chips, and my dad got the wagyu smash slider. Plus $10 beers, of course. Everything came out quickly and beautifully portioned, which made getting dessert (magpie ice cream cake) a no brainer. Delicious!!! I didn't stray into their full Kiwi-based dinner menu, but I can fully vouch for their happy hour, the cozy, charming vibes, kind and attentive servers, and flavorful dishes. Would absolutely recommend and will be coming back next time I'm in town!

I came to Queenstown a few years ago and I remember liking it but we visited today for brunch and…read morewe were disappointed. We made a reservation for 10:15 which mind you, you have to put a credit card down and we got there early, around 9:42am. In the reservation we asked to be seated inside but we got seated outside. We decided pretty quickly what we wanted and we kept seeing servers going back and forth passing our table but no one had come to our table to offer water or ask us our order. I had a view inside where the bar is, and I saw a lot of servers, many of them just standing around so it was annoying that we had not gotten anyone to check in on us. Finally around 10:07 someone came to check in and tell us there was a "mix up". We just ordered our food, which we shared the cure. Then another server came to check in again. Which interestingly enough, he served a table across from us who got sat down way after us. The food was okay. The gravy was the best part. The bacon was not crispy, needed more time to cook. Some of the tater tots were good while others were way too toasted. The eggs were meh. We spent $31 on ONE dish and bad service and yes we left a tip even after that service. Disappointed that the quality and the service has gone down. Won't be coming back and wouldn't recommend.

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Breakfast Republic

4.1(2.6k reviews)
8.0 mi•East Village, Core
•$$

We stopped by Breakfast Republic for breakfast while we were in town for Comic-Con, and it quickly…read morebecame one of my favorite breakfast spots in downtown San Diego. My wife ordered the sampler plate, and I had the Eggs Benedict. Everything we tried was fresh, flavorful, and absolutely delicious. Don't skip the specialty lattes--they were outstanding and easily one of the highlights of the meal. The prices were also very reasonable, especially compared with many of the restaurants near the Convention Center. The combination of great food, fun atmosphere, and good value makes this place an easy recommendation. I heard they're closing a few locations, so I'm really hoping this one stays open because it's a total gem. We'll definitely be back the next time we're in San Diego!

I was visiting SD for the Padres game and a little R&R. We found this nice little place. My first…read moreimpression, wasn't that great. We visited this established on a Sunday, I expected the wait to be a bit long. There was a lot of confusion about, where stand to check in. The host wasn't as helpful with where to stand, as he allowed others to jump in front of us in line. I didn't care for the outdoor seating area. I believe it's too close to people walking around. Once in side, our waitress was AMAZING, which caused my irritation to calm down. The food was delicious Overall great experience .

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