Address: 5801 Armada Dr, Carlsbad, CA 92008, USA
Phone: +17604312739
Sunday: 7:30AM–9PM
Monday: 7:30AM–9PM
Tuesday: 7:30AM–9PM
Wednesday: 7:30AM–9PM
Thursday: 7:30AM–9PM
Friday: 7:30AM–10PM
Saturday: 7:30AM–10PM
Kevin B
Pleasantly surprised by the food quality! Primarily a brewery, their small menu really rocks! I had the fish and chips, which at first glance looked like frozen patties from a local grocery, but were fresh and flavorful from the first but. Would get them again. Then there is thier slaw, which I could eat by the bucket! Its chunky and sweet, and perfectly paired with the fish. I also ordered the beer pretzels and the sweet horseradish sauce that came with it was a-number-one! Others at the table tried the grass-fed Burger and the ribeye. Both looked incredibly delicious and by the time we left, their plates were clean and they were highly satisfied. I also sampled a number of their beers in flights. I can't say I had a bad one in the bunch. I highly recommend "Frank the Dank" and "Aurora Hoppyallis" as two of the more tasty beers. I'm only taking away a star because of the 30 minutes we had to wait for a table. Once inside, it appeared to us that at least two-thirds of the tables in the restaurant unoccupied. It seemed to us as though there was no reason to put us on hold for 30 minutes other than to sell us beer and make us wait. That said, I would go there again for the food and the beer , knowing I am probably going to have to wait for no reason to eventually get it.
Matt Wittkopp
Excellent beer and excellent food! Super close to the flower fields so we stopped for lunch. The food was great, I had the buffalo chicken sandwich, wife had the fish tacos, and kiddos shared a cheeseburger. The beer was great! The fire table outside was nice to help survive the moon-like temperatures of San Diego where it is molten hot in the sun and freezing in the shade.
Robert Wrightson
Waits, lines, find your own table, wait in line for another round. Guard your seltzer. Had to wait outside with a pager from the start. When we were paged after waiting for 15 minutes, we were then allowed inside where you have to wait in line to order your food and drinks. That line took about 10 minutes, then we had to wait for our drinks to be poured and to be cashed out, which took another couple of minutes. Easily 30 minutes into the experience by now for the 6 of us. Once we were handed a number, we had to find a table that was free. It was busy, and there were only 2 tables left available in the restaurant. They were outside under heaters that did not work. No wonder they were available. The staff was nice and quickly put together a table for us after another 5 minutes or so, unfortunately, it was next to a door to the outside patio that was propped open. It was 42 degrees tonight. Food was good, 1 dish wasn't hot, but it came in a reasonable amount of time. I went to buy another round of drinks, that took another 10 minutes of me standing in line while my party laughed and told stories. Staff came to clear the old plates, and accidentally took one of the seltzers that I paid for thinking it was an extra water glass. He apologized, then replaced it with a sample sized drink instead of another full sized drink. We were tired of waiting in lines so we left. Food was good, experience of a very busy and higher priced Rubios. If this was my first time visiting, I might give it a better rating, however, I was used to having servers and assigned tables. I miss that Karl Strauss.
Alex Melendez
I would highly recommend this for dinner and drinks or just dinner. Pretty basic menu with a good selection of liquor and beer. The service is quick because you have the option of ordering from a table or at the counter. Big parking lot so it’s very convenient to get in and out of. There is a lot of outdoor seating with heaters which is a nice amenity.
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Yes, this place is kid friendly.
Many restaurants have switched to tablet devices in tables, long before Covid. For now at least the QR code is because of covid. Not sharing menus, and minimizing interaction with staff.
They have an outside patio area where you can have a drink and sit down for food. You can not walk outside the restaurant area with a beer. But they do sell unopened beers you can take with you.
I don't believe so, suggest you call them directly.
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