Friendly local atmosphere. Not the typical tourist spot. Low key, great drinks, good people. I'm…read morenot a local to Pacifica but I'm here for work quite a bit. They don't serve food but allow you to bring in food from many of the restaurants in the shopping area. Plenty of TV screens to enjoy sports. Beats any of the tourist bars/restaurants in the area.

Surf Lounge is a cash-only bar known for heavy pours. The Guinness was poured well, though the…read moretaste suggested the lines may need a cleaning. The crowd is very local, but the vibe felt more like a cruise-ship crowd -- and we were easily the youngest people in the bar by 15-20 years. When my girlfriend and I walked in, a lot of attention from other patrons made her uncomfortable, which took away from the experience. On the positive side, the bartenders were cool and efficient. We were served quickly, and service has never been an issue here. There's also a large patio in the back, which is a great feature.

How this bar doesn't have 5 stars across the board is beyond me. Pool table? Check! Free popcorn?…read moreCheck! Variety of beers & liquors? Check! Occasional food trucks? Check! Live music & comedy/trivia? Check!! I'd say 90% of the bartenders here are chill & interesting folks. They definitely know how to read your energy whether you'll be a chatty Kathy or a somber Sally. I've always had a good time coming here! Whether that's to catch up with friends, grab a drink on a bike ride, draw in my notebook, get some homework done, play pool, or listen to live music Winters Tavern has been THAT SPOT! Keep up the solid reputation & excellent beer selection! 5/5!

After several recent visits, I am bumping to 5 stars. New pinball games, a friendly community,…read moregreat music, great beer on tap, and an excellent staff. I no longer have any excuse to hold back that last star. Cheers!

Tonight was an amazing salsa night! We all had so much fun dancing and hanging out with friends!!…read more The door guy charged his $15 and the bartenders were awesome at making margaritas that were so yummy!

First, as a friendly and relaxed place to grab a drink with friends or family, you are always…read morewelcome at Longboard. Second, the fundraisers that benefit animals, people, or organizations are a great way to meet even more friendly people and support good causes. Third, as a local small-business owner & maker, I find the art events so much fun to be part of. I'm grateful to have such a happy place to share a drink and a smile!

I visited Grand Hot Pot with my family on a Friday evening around 6 PM and was pleasantly surprised…read moreto be seated right away--though within minutes, a line began to form, and the restaurant quickly filled to capacity. It's clearly a popular spot, and for good reason. The quality of the meats stood out, especially the ribeye, which was flavorful and well-marbled. One of my favorite touches was the self-serve drink fridge in the back, offering a wide, unlimited selection that adds to the overall experience. The broth was rich and satisfying, complementing the ingredients nicely. The atmosphere strikes a great balance--casual and welcoming, with the feel of a classic Chinese hot pot restaurant. It's an easygoing spot that still delivers on quality, making it perfect for a laid-back dinner with family or friends.

Good hot pot that is AYCE. Not the best I've had, but a good spot. They have a tasty selection of…read moremeats, seafood, and veggies. The broth is good, but I've had better. I didn't give a 4 or 5 star due to broth not as good as other spots, the appetizer selection is not as good as other spots, and their noodles are not hand pulled like other spots. Great selection of can drinks.

Great bar with lots of TV's. A pleasant surprise was how good the resident taco truck is!read more

Been having fun and drink here for many years. It's always a great place to catch up with friends…read moreand enjoy a drink or 2.

The place is amazing. Such a vibe. The hookah tastes great and lasts long. Its beautiful at night…read more The music selection was also great.

Was so Amazing I really recommend this place is fun I just loved it so much I was my first time…read morebut nice experience

At last, a taproom in Downtown Pacifica! It's clean, mellow, has a local neighborhood vibe and has…read morea good regular selection of taproom eats. They also host kitchen takeovers and food pop-ups so there's a constant variety of food to choose from. Beer selection is good, with a good mix of lagers, Pilsner, IPAs and some special varieties like fruited ale or sours. Beers turn over fairly quick, which is a good thing so there's new selections each time you visit. It's "sauntering distance" from me, so I plan on visiting regularly! Definitely worth checking out.

Real cool local spot Has a great selection of beer…read moreHas some cool appetizers Food truck comes outside Some seating inside. Not large amounts Bartender really cool

Most of the girls are very nice but there is one of them looks the younger there she is rude , I…read moreask her about the menu and she told me if you don't like it, don't come back.. Unacceptable, no coming back . If she doesn't like her job move forward.. She looks new there..

Todas las personas son súper amables,amigables, y las cervezas bien frias. Me gusta ir aqui los…read morefines de semanas

It's going to be the end of a 30 year era…read more Came back again to try their crab sandwich and I can't express how much I'm hoing to miss their crab sandwich on sourdough. I thoroughly believe their crab sandwich is better than Fisherman's Wharf and better than New England Lobster company in Burlingame. And cheaper too. They're closing soon, as in shutting their doors, so run here to try their crab sandwich before they do. They only have a certain number a day, not sure how many, but people have been buying them so they keep running out. It's real crab folks. Not fillers. Not junk. It's amazing and good with their salad. Gosh, just thinking about their crab sandwich is reminding me to grab a couple more while I can.

It is with sadness that I write this update…read more My visit there this past weekend was without a doubt the most depressing restaurant experience of all my many years of dining out. It's always been a dated space, but it has crossed over into musty and dirty. It didn't help that the place was also deserted. I felt like I was in a movie scene where the protagonist wanders into a deserted roadside cafe to order coffee and a sandwich from a rough-talking waitress and the only sound in the otherwise empty restaurant is the incessant droning of a ballgame from the ancient TV (hmm...that's kind of almost exactly what happened). This was mid-day on a Sunday when it used to be a hopping time for them. Granted, it was between Christmas and New Year's, but I suspect another part of it is that they no longer serve breakfast. Their breakfasts were hearty and delicious and a big weekend draw; sadly, the breakfast chef (I think he may have been one of the owners or the father of the current owner) passed away two years ago and breakfast was taken off the menu. I gave two stars because my sandwich and fries were still good, but I highly doubt I'll be back, ever. There doesn't seem to be any effort at all to create an inviting or even clean atmosphere. I remember being surrounded by other diners and hearing the happy chatter of families celebrating birthdays. Is it different at dinnertime? Possibly, but I just can't see how.

Great for brunch! Got lucky to be seated at the bar without a wait or reservations. The kids…read moreenjoyed the bartender mixing different drinks and all the different decorations. The chicken Ube waffle is a must try! Comes with gravy and ube sauces. We also ordered sig sig breakfast, musubi, fries, banana smoothies, and coffee. All on point. One of the best Hawaiian/Filipino food in the bay.

Made an easy reservation online and was even able to update it the day before to add another person…read morewith no issues, which we really appreciated. We had heard such great things about Hula Hoops and were excited to come for Mother's Day brunch. When we arrived Sunday morning, we were seated right away, which was great. However, our party of six was seated with only three food menus and five drink menus. I asked our waitress if we could get additional menus for the rest of the table, and she explained they had run out and were waiting for other guests to finish with theirs. We ended up asking if there was a QR code version we could scan, and she brought one over. I was mostly confused why the QR code wasn't offered immediately, knowing half the table didn't have menus to begin with. It just made the start of the experience feel a little disorganized. That said, there were definitely some positives. The sparkling cider for Mother's Day brunch was a really nice touch, and the Shanghai lumpia was fantastic. I ordered the two-protein silog breakfast with eggs, and while the flavors were good, the single scoop of rice just didn't feel proportionate to the rest of the plate. Any Filipino knows you need a little more rice to balance everything out, so I ended up not finishing my meal because it felt off portion-wise. My son ordered the cheese omelet and said it wasn't his favorite, especially the potatoes. The ube waffles were really yummy though, and my husband enjoyed the sisig tater tots. Overall, I'm glad we finally got to try Hula Hoops after hearing so many good things, but unfortunately it didn't quite live up to the hype for us, and I don't think we'd return.