Live music · A seat at the bar on a busy night
“All their beers are named after San Diego locations but I have to say that the beer quality isn't the best.”
American
Roger stopped by this Eastlake brewpub for beers on a packed Friday night with a reggae band playing; he found the beer quality disappointing for a self-described brew fanatic and didn't stay to eat, unsure about the food based on other reviews.
Roger stopped by this Eastlake brewpub for beers on a packed Friday night with a reggae band playing; he found the beer quality disappointing for a self-described brew fanatic and didn't stay to eat, unsure about the food based on other reviews.
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“All their beers are named after San Diego locations but I have to say that the beer quality isn't the best.”
A self-described beer fanatic, Roger tried this Eastlake brewpub on a crowded Friday night with a reggae band playing; with no open seating he grabbed a stool at the bar, but found the beer quality underwhelming and didn't end up eating, citing mixed reviews of the food.
Stay in the neighborhood
Roger favored this Chula Vista L&L over the National City location for being cleaner and better organized, ordering his usual BBQ mix combo of short ribs and chicken -- a portion big enough to share -- along with rice, mac salad, and a recommendation to try the spam musubi.
Keep exploring
Browse the American page, or continue to another place with a matching cuisine.
Good for one thing in Roger’s book: a dog-friendly patio. The Black & Bleu burger was bland on a cold bun.
Great food, slow service: the birthday dinner where Roger was charged $1.50 for a truffle nobody ordered.