Food was 10 /10. I definitely will be going every time I'm around this area! Service was from when…read morewe walked in to server and people cooking. Ambiance will not disappoint!

I've been coming to El Nido since I was 5 years old, that is over 30 years ago so writing this…read morehonestly hurts. We went for Mother's Day and it was beyond the worst restaurant experience I've ever had. Our server Blanco was fine and did his best, but the food was absolutely terrible. Dry meat, dry and flavorless chicken, thick chewy machaca, and a salmon that was supposed to be grilled came out drowning in grease. Even the dishes looked dirty. We spoke to the manager Oscar, hoping something would be done, but he was completely dismissive. Just the typical apology and nothing else. This place used to mean something to our family and we even had a close relationship with the owners, but ever since the previous manager passed away, this restaurant has turned into a tourist trap. The quality has completely fallen apart while the prices keep going up. Extremely expensive for mediocre food and poor management. There are so many better places to spend your money now. Sadly, El Nido is not what it used to be, and after this experience we will never return or recommend it to friends or visitors again

So this looks like a top shelf liquor store. I walk in and ask if there's a bar, the cashier says…read morethere is and tells me to take a seat by the fireplace. I thought it was kinda weird but did so. Then the fireplace spins around into a speakeasy. It's the coolest bar I've ever been to and I immediately sent a video to my buddies of the fireplace spinning around into the bar. The beer selection is limited but the cocktail list is lengthy. So I got a amor picante and English brown ale. Both were pretty tasty, the bartenders or more like mixologists and know what they're doing. That's this critic's review.

This was our first time visiting, we choose to go for our 1st yr wedding anniversary. Thought we…read morecould have a few drinks, enjoy the ambiance and then proceed with our night. Right away when we arrived I noticed that the flooring on the revolving fireplace looked like it needed to be replaced. I shrugged it off thinking they needed light weight materials for the revolving floor entrence. But I didn't think it was a good look for what is supposed to be a swanky exclusive vibe and being the first thing you really see. ( First impressions are important) Despite having made a reservation, we were seated directly between the revolving entrence and the exit, in the two coolest looking but most uncomfortable chairs. They were not practical at all for sitting and conversing a in a loud environment. That corner, in my opinion, should be reserved for the hostess and not for guest. Initially we thought these chairs were a quick stop before being moved to some of the other available sitting at the bar or around the perimeter we could clearly see when we came in. We asked, and where told those were our seats. No offer was made to be moved. We did not get a server to come to us until after we had placed our drink order with one of the hostess, about 20min after we were seated. Our server was very nice and polite. No issues there, just took long to get to us. The drinks were disappointing. Forgettable to say the least. We ordered one of there menu items and a Moscow mule. We were sad to see the Moscow mule served in a glass you might normally get a mojito in ... it wasn't served in a copper cup. As we sat there and looked at the place, we both thought the ambiance and decor was nice. However we were surprised to see so many people looked very underdressed considering they have a "smart casual" dress code, completely destroyed the whole swanky exclusive vibe. Lots of men in shorts and both men and women in flip flops. I also noticed the flooring inside the speakeasy had similar wear and scuff marks, as on the fireplace. The need to update their flooring and the amount of underdressed guest did not help project the vibes that they are going for. This really felt like a fast food (drinks) chain in any mall. Sadly I would not recommend, do to the drinks not being all that good, the service was mediocre, the "vibe" and experience they sell fall short.

Its a hospital cafeteria, don't expect much, but the turkey chili (available every day ... I know…read morethat unfortunately) is great and salad bar is serviceable. Able to get a decent meal at a good price.

Same as the Cove as far as I can tell. My review is there. I've been eating at hospital…read morecafeterias far too frequently since I was 18, I don't know why I expected it to be any better.

Came here for breakfast. I love the open-space concept and relaxing vibe. You order from the…read morecounter and seat yourself. The staff is friendly and accommodating. We got the breakfast plate and a variety of pastries. Breakfast Plate- This is a hearty plate with scrambled eggs, double smoked bacon, roasted potatoes, and sourdough toast. Eggs were fluffy and the roasted potatoes had a nice garlicky and herby flavor. The toast is fresh and tasty. Shoutout to one of the best bacons I've ever had! It was thick, almost like pork belly, with a crisp exterior while remaining juicy inside. Pastries- Their almond croissant is the best I've tried. It's perfectly flaky and buttery, with a generous amount of almond filling and just the right amount of sweetness. The apple pie danish tastes just like the dessert, with a fun, breakfast twist. The cinnamon crumb cake is my favorite! The cake is moisy and crumbly with a thick layer of streusel, finished with powdered sugar. They really know how to balance flavors and sweetness. Great experience overall!

I came here for a False Idol drink pop up a week ago. So I did not order drinks from their menu…read more But the food was great. I jad thr gnocchi which seemed to be like a potato Mac and cheese but way more satisfying. I also had their salted sourdough and that was an amazing booze sponge. Servers were on point. Place was hopping on a Tuesday and we were a large group but the staff had it going on. On the pricey side but its coastal and kind of a crafts cocktail warehouse vibe. I enjoyed it very much.

The buffet was delicious. There were molé chicken was flavorful and chicken was tender. I ate a…read moredozen extremely fresh oysters! The only bad thing was that it's very noisy.

Best food Best Service…read more Great location Clean Seafood restaurants offer an assortment of fish prepared in many ways, such as baked, grilled, fried, and sautéed. Some restaurants develop expertise in one area, while others focus on one ingredient.

I love a good food hall, and this one doesn't disappoint. A great collection of various cuisines,…read moreincluding yummy dessert options. This is a perfect choice for when you're traveling with a group and have a lot of differing preferences. Seating can be a little tricky, especially when you have a group larger than 6 people, but when the weather is nice, outside seating is lovely.

* catching up on old backlogged drafts so this review may be a bit out of date…read more Went with a couple friends and split up immediately to different store fronts so we could all buy the type of food we want - big perk of these market style dining areas! My friend got poke and I got a lobster roll and clam chowder. We all grabbed some beers as well. Sat outside and had a great meal together! Very chill relaxed atmosphere and parking was easy to find. We walked around to some of the neighboring stores before as well!

Chef cooked tasty hot entrees at The Cove inside Jacobs Medical Center…read more AMBIANCE Spacious, outdoor and indoor seating that ranges from no frills to a bench amidst the greenery. SERVICE Staff were helpful with answering my questions. FOOD Beef birria, chorizo pinto beans, confetti rice Turkey albondiga c. chipotle, broccoli, asparagus Southwest bean (soup), polenta

Typical hospital cafeteria. Edible…read more Flavorless because if you are here you should be watching your sodium and cholesterol anyway. No labels on any of the self-serve food. Be sure to look at the video screens for pricing. Also any labels are not always accurate. The salads have meat hidden inside, the veggies are not what they say they are- 'sunchoke' might mean potato. I haven't been to the UCSD campus often enough to have found a better place to eat. If you don't have a car, this may be your best bet, unless there is a food truck parking the circle. Ick. Hope I never have to come back.

We visited Park Social back to back during our San Diego trip because it was so close to our hotel,…read moreand we're glad we did! Street parking near the restaurant was a breeze. The service was excellent every time, and the restaurant was clean and welcoming. We especially appreciated that the bathrooms were clean. The food and drinks were outstanding. The latte and chocolate blended drink were both delicious, and the avocado toast, French toast, and 2 eggs any style were absolutely wonderful. Everything was flavorful, fresh, and beautifully prepared. Even on the weekend, there was plenty of seating, which made for a relaxed dining experience. Overall, this was one of our favorite breakfast spots during our trip, and we'll definitely be back the next time we're in San Diego!

We came here for brunch. It's located in a residential area. There are some parking spots out front…read moreand there's a parking garage so parking isn't an issue. There are indoor and outdoor seating. We ordered and paid at the counter. I had a croissant sandwich, which was pretty good. We also ordered Birria egg Benedict, quesadilla and acai bowl. Not a huge fan of their acai bowl but everything else was good. They also have bottomless mimosa at a reasonable price. Overall, it's a good place to have a casual brunch.

All the food I ordered was amazing…read more The Asian salad with salmon on top was my favorite. Breakfast, their French toast!!!?? Oh wow, so good!

After a procedure at Scripps Clinic, I decided to have some breakfast at the Scripps Green Hospital…read moreCafeteria. After looking around, I decided on a hot breakfast at the grill, specifically a Breakfast Quesadilla (5/5). It had eggs, sausage patty and cheese wrapped in a tortilla. Cost? Hot items are priced at 60c per ounce. So, the 10+ ounce Quesadilla cost $6.41 plus tax. It was great! Service was very good. The overall ambiance was moderne and very comfortable.

Toast Cafe is tucked inside an office building, so if you miss the sign, you'll probably walk right…read morepast it. Definitely one of those "if you know, you know" spots. Came back here for brunch with a few friends, and the experience was just as good as I remembered. Everyone working there was incredibly nice, especially Larry, kind, attentive, and super informative. We ordered: * Salmon toast with dill: 5/5 * Filipino breakfast burrito: 5/5 , the garlicky vinaigrette sauce took the flavor to another level. * Apricot toast with mascarpone and ricotta cheese: 10/10, sweet, savory, and unbelievably smooth all in one bite. I highly recommend this place.

Stopped by this place after hiking Annie's Trail in Solana Beach. First time here and didn't…read morerealize that it would be in a building amongst businesses, but the set up is very pretty and relaxing. Ordered the apricot jam and ricotta cheese toast and their hot chocolate. The hot chocolate was rich and smooth... really good. The apricot jam and ricotta cheese toast was delectable! The jam was very sweet, but the ricotta cheese is put on thick and it balances out the sweetness. The atmosphere was really nice, both inside and outside. If it was a warmer day, it would be a great outside area to relax in. The service was good, too. They were all very nice.