Came here last minute for a quick dinner before flying out…read more This is right next to the bay where all the boats are docked. Gorgeous day and the wait wasn't too long and plenty of seating left. Nice menu offering a lot of different bites to share along with plenty of entree's such as fish or all american. We took our time looking over the menu and our server was understanding as a lot of people were here. Good selection of options from appetizers to the main course to desserts. Also full bar! I didn't even get the chance to take a photo of our food as it was all delicious and we chowed down quickly. Incredible service and a great view of the bay - cant get better than that!

American food Harbor side…read morePay parking Restroom inside Sports bar Happy hour Full bar Point Loma Waterfront views Amex accepted WiFi available Dog friendly Vegetarian options

Got an eggs benedict with fruit. Everything here feels very.....standard? It's a simple and…read moreunassuming breakfast place. Great texture on both the poached eggs and the English muffin. It's maybe just a tad on the smaller end, but it's relatively affordable. Coffee had a light, even taste. Fruits were fine.

I agree with a few of the other reviews that that service is lacking and the food is just OK…read more Notably, it is not that flavorful. Which is fascinating, because The Good Egg has this very visible sign right when you walk in praising their 2023 Beacon Readers Choice Awards for the area's best breakfast. This is not an award-winning restaurant or experience. The first feeling I had was that the Good Egg reminded me of a hotel restaurant. The ambiance and decor are generic and stale. The team barely gave a good morning when I walked in, and I noticed they had the same nonchalant attitude toward other guests. I will say that that I was impressed with the cleanliness, and the menu is extensive. with breakfast and brunch served daily. The menu features lighter options, like yogurt parfaits and avocado toast, a variety of Eggs Benedict, hearty skillets, classic breakfast plates, omelettes and Southwestern-inspired dishes, such as chilaquiles and huevos rancheros. They also have pancakes, a Belgian waffle and French toast on the menu. It seems the stuffed French toast is popular. There are also sandwiches, wraps, melts and salads. They also seem vegetarian and kid-friendly. But, goodness, the food is quite bland. It has no soul in it. I will say that the bacon is outstanding. But all else -- underwhelming.

Great brunch spot! We arrived around 10am on a weekend and had about a 20 minute wait, which felt…read morereasonable for how busy it was. I got the mimosa flight with orange, cranberry, pineapple, and grapefruit, a fun way to try a few flavors instead of committing to one. For food I ordered the salmon Benedict on gluten free bread. As someone who's gluten free, it's rare to find a Benedict I can actually eat, so this was a nice surprise. Our server was attentive throughout the meal and checked in without being intrusive. Food and drinks were both solid. Will be back to try more of the menu.

One of my favorite brunch spots!…read more It can get pretty busy so be prepared to wait. They are able to take your phone number down and they'll text you when your table is ready if you wanted to go for a stroll before your meal. My go-to is usually the House Cured Salmon Benedict with a side of Man Candy which is bacon with brown sugar and paprika. Always delicious! It comes with a side of house potatoes which is pretty basic but I always end up mixing them up with leftover yolk and hollandaise. If you eat plant based, they have some delicious vegan options as well! Service is great. Seating can be a little snug but overall not too bad. And honestly, pricing is pretty reasonable for the quality you get considering the cost of food nowadays. Fig Tree never fails and I can't recommend this place enough.

Good food, great view, casual California vibe, and friendly service - what else can I ask for. This…read moresmall spot is owned by the Brigantine family and rumor is the owners come here a lot. This is their local spot. I had a beautiful day out, walking around Shelter Island, and finished with happy hour year. The salt and pepper shrimp was definitely a highlight! I will be back again to try more items.

Beautiful location with great harbor views! We stopped by during happy hour and enjoyed a few beers…read morefrom their nice beer selection. The service was also friendly and attentive. We ordered the spinach dip, but unfortunately, that was disappointing. It mostly tasted like melted cheese and didn't have much spinach flavor. Overall, it's a nice spot to grab a drink, enjoy the harbor views, and relax. I'd definitely come back for the atmosphere and beer selection!

The chicken wings were bold and decisive. Burger prices were amazingly underpriced compared to to…read morelocal markets. Yet we're congruent with taste profiles equal to top end burger bistros. Lots of big screens and massive beer tap selections. Looks like it's a top ten Buffalo Bills hangout and NY Nicks spot. We will be back for football. Great "after the airport pickup" spot too.

It's like that one friend who can't cook, but invites you for a homemade meal. You praise their…read moreeffort, but hope they never open a restaurant. Kid's food was brought out last. Nice outdoor patio. Dog friendly.

Is it cliche to say San Diego staple? Slaters 50/50 is unique while still being a chain. So good…read more The 50/50 smash is amazing. The lunch special is a good deal: burger, fries and a drink for $14. Didn't go on a Sunday BUT they have tons of tv's for your NFL team. They are technically a Detroit lions bar, so if you've got grit, this is your place. Family friendly and convenient location in liberty station which used to be the old Navy boot camp back in the day. Maria is attentive and funny. She's the best. Would recommend for anyone visiting.

Came here before a movie to have something to eat and have a few drinks…read more First of all they have MLS games. Serious win when most places don't. This place is stacked with TVs so perfect for football games too. We came on a Saturday and it was a tad busy so should there be games definitely come early. We shared their 50/50 burger. Fries were great and the burger was solid. They have numerous beers on tap. I like ciders and they had some of those too. The real winner looks like their brunch. 1 dollar mimosas with a purchase of an entree. Special shout out to Ryan who was doing double duty by both bartending and serving. He was super attentive to each table and wanted to ensure everyone was having a good time. It's right by a parking lot which is helpful. All in all a solid restaurant/bar to watch the game. Their patio is also dog friendly.

Waitress (Alexis), thank you for being great. You made our first experience great. Can't wait to…read moretry brunch next.

It's been 2 weeks in a row that i've been at Tom Han's!!!!…read more Ambiance? perfect! Family oriented and romantic too. All corners, good view of the Coronado bridge especially at night. Customer service? On both occasions, great! On my 2nd week, it's a dinner group of 17 people, 8 of whom are celebrating their birthday month. The desserts are on the house! Very generous! Let's talk about food! I ordered their lobster bisque, my favorite. They met my expectations. Paella... perfect! The rest of the group also expressed their satisfaction! In short, we shall return!!!

We love that we found this neighborhood gem near Shelter Island. The food is amazing!! You walk up…read moreto order your food and drinks and then find a seat. The portions and pours are amazing, the soy ginger wings are out of the world and there is always something fun going on. This time was bingo! It is a little loud inside but it's just a vibe. They do take out orders too. You can easily walk here from Humphreys down the street if staying near by. Highly recommend.

Harbor Town Pub is owned by the same people as Waterfront and it has a dive bar feel with Christmas…read moretree lights hanging from the ceiling. They have a room in the back with some games which reminded me or Aero club. I got the ahi poke tostada which should be called ahi poke nacho's because it comes on a pile of fried wonton chips with avocado, carrots and cucumbers. It was delicious! You order at the bar and the bartender was super friendly and actually remembered my name when I came back up.

I absolutely loved the '50s vibe!…read more The colors, outfits, hairstyles, and décor really made you feel like you stepped back in time when life seemed a little simpler. I especially loved all the old-school photos on the walls it added so much character and nostalgia. The food was okay overall. The wings were good, and the fish & chips were decent, but my daughter loved them! The Cobb salad and chili were both just okay. The Fruity Pebbles shake and cinnamon toast crunch shake was REALLY good! Overall, I'd come back for the vibe and experience more than the food. They also have an arcade, which makes it even more fun, especially if you're bringing the kids. Definitely a cute, nostalgic spot to check out!

We were hosting some friends from out of state for her son's birthday and decided to go to Corvette…read moreDiner. We were seated quickly which was a wonderful thing considering we had 3 kids with us. Our server was Frenchie and she was great. Our food was surprisingly hot. Our first notice to the oddness of the night was the balloon guy. Throughout the night we noticed the servers would form groups of 5 plus to sing birthday songs for the birthday kids. When it came to our turn, we had only 2 servers show up to sing for us. Frenchie even yelled out for help with no one coming to help out with making this evening special for us. One guy came by but quickly made a left to go into another area. Our little guy didn't notice because Frenchie made him feel special. As we sat there questioning what just happened, we noticed that 4 tables down someone was getting sung to. Guess how many were there singing? A minimum of 5 servers. We also noticed that we were not offered the birthday hats that that same party received. We asked to speak with a manager regarding what just happened. Ricky made excuses for what we observed and how we felt regarding what happened. My wife got upset at him minimizing our experience. When he noticed her tone change, he changed accordingly. He recommended we speak with the GM. We paid $200 for our meal and nowhere in that amount did we ask that we be looked over and go unnoticed. From where we sat, I was able to see the majority of the area. I don't know if there is a moral to this story or a silver lining but this experience ruined our evening and a little boy's 7th birthday. Im not saying to not eat here but i am saying that if you are a person of color, keep your eyes open to how you're being treated.

These are my favorite fish tacos in San Diego The location…read moreis right on the bay, the fish is always same day fresh and changes based on what is available. They do not skimp on their portions I love when the fish/seafood is the star of the show and it's absolutely the case when you go to Mitch's. I also love that each table has a classic malt vinegar The cost is very reasonable The service is hit and miss depending on volume of orders but usually pretty good I love that you can sit on the porch and get the full bayside experience

I visited for lunch recently and had a great experience. The person at the counter was incredibly…read morewarm and welcoming! He made great suggestions and so we went with Mitch's fish sandwich served with coleslaw... and of course a side of fries were ordered. In the most delightful way it can get a bit chaotic with seagulls and everything, but the experience... definitely a fun waterfront experience. Definitely would return and recommend the visit for the food and the beautiful harbor view, and the cool staff.