Eureka!

Been a regular here for over 2 years. Best nachos I’ve ever had, and I’ve had a lot of nachos. Best whiskey selection around (especially rye), and one of the best Manhattan’s ever — always so consistent.

Came over for a drink and nibblies. The HH was good from 2 – 6. Lots of drink selections and nibblies. I enjoyed the osso bucco riblets and nachos, perfect with the large beer selection. Great for 2 to big groups and conveniently located.

First off, wow. Not whoa… WOW!
This place is choice for a good meal and some good beer!
Service: Jade was our bartender and is hands down going to bring me back to this place… if I owned a bar Id want her working for me.
Food: The firecracker wings was my first choice… I love wings. what can I say. Although they were on the smaller side they were awesome. That sauce! **homer simpson drool**.Next up the tortilla burger but you gotta get beef in there… SUPER bomb. threw the firecracker sauce on the burger because I dug it so much!
Ambience: Place rocks. Nuff said.
Boom.

Although it still sounds like a Vacuum store it’s a good joint for burgers, sandwiches n happy hour. Wine. Lol. I’ve had the grilled chicken sandwich n truffle fries. Not a huge fan of the cheese sauce but each to his own. Once they get the construction finished it’ll be quiet again over there.

I am officially in love with this place! I am a burger and beer type of girl so this place is heavenly to me. I recommend ordering the following 3 items:
1) Fig burger
This burger is seriously delicious. I’ve gone to Eureka over 7 times now and this is the only burger I get because it is THAT good. The beef is so tender and juicy. The burgers also come with fries which are awesome. Some of the best restaurant fries I have ever had. You can substitute for sweet potato fries or onion rings for an additional cost. I don’t recommend the onion rings because you only get three! The sweet potato fries are definitely worth a try though!
2) Wings
These are so good! Order a dozen and get half of each sauce!
3) Orange Wheat Beer
This is a beer from Hangar 24 Craft brewery and much like the fig burger is my go to beer. If you like pilsners and pale ales, I really recommend this one. The alcohol content is relatively low and the taste is kinda similar to a Blue Moon. The Dirty Rascal is a good choice too if you like blonde ales, but my favorite is the Orange Wheat hands down.
Eureka has an awesome happy hour (2pm –6pm) as well! Most appetizers are $ 6 dollars or less. I have tried all the appetizers during happy hour and my favorite are the riblets. They are just awesome. I don’t recommend the bruchetta or tacos because no one in my party really liked them, but the riblets are delicious! Draft beers are also a dollar off too!
Overall, I will continue to come here to get my wings, fig burger, and orange wheat beer.

Eureka is amazing, if you’re craving a delicious «real» hamburger, come here. I had their truffle fries that came with a truffle sauce (amazing), the mahi mahi tacos (eh, wouldn’t get again), and the original eureka burger that was cooked to perfection. The sesame seed bun was toasted just right, and I could tell that each aspect of the burger was cooked precisely which is what made it so delicious. Their fries are also delicious, not too salty, but thickly cut and tasteful. Our server was quick with refills and was very attentive to our needs.
The only reason I’m giving this place four stars instead of five is because of the hassle of getting to the restaurant due to construction. We had to park on the other side of the mall and walk quite some distance just to figure out where the entrance was, it was pretty confusing but the good service and food definitely made up for it. Eureka, I will be back for more!

Beet burger A++++++
Fries, not so much
Skylar, waitress… A++++++
Americana Apple Crisp! O M G

Despite the name, ‘Eureka!’ won’t have you thinking you found culinary gold. Its two best features are that it’s in the heart of a newly renovated UTC mall (Fashion Valley can go to Hell) and it features a remarkable selection of whiskey.
Anyone paying attention to the L.A. food scene will know that chíc burger boutiques like Bacci or Umami are on the rise in recent years; Eureka tries to capture that vibe while also catering to Whiskey enthusiasts, a winning combination on paper.
And I want to love that idea, but I just wasn’t impressed with any of the food my party ordered. I had a «Bone Marrow Burger» expecting a unique taste experience but it just tasted like… a normal burger. I’m no stranger to Elk, Bison, Buffalo, Rabbit, or Horse burgers but this one just didn’t stand out. The Lobster tacos taste great but it’s hard to justify it for the price, two smallish tacos for $ 17. Even the cheaper chicken tacos for $ 12 taste fine, but aren’t very filling. And putting Fritos in the mac n’ cheese? That’s a crime I’d expect of Taco Bell.
And that’s the biggest rub against Eureka; it’s too expensive for what it is. I’ll pay any price for great truffle fries but Eureka’s $ 9 take on the popular dish is just so bland. Knock a couple bucks off some of the entrée’s and appetizers, don’t undercook your french fries, and I’ll give it another thought. The Whiskey flight is their strongest menu item, but all the better whiskeys have a bigger price tag past the base $ 5.50, meaning a full flight could easily surge past $ 30.
It’s also very loud. The space is compact but efficient. The interior noise and patio noise flow together to make a cacophony of sounds louder than it should be. The wood stylings of the joint are nice and there’s a very retro-​tavern feel to the inside, especially the bar.
It’s a decent spot to grab a bite while you’re trolling the mall and it’s popular for casual meet-​ups, but if I’ve got a date on a Friday night I’d want more excellence for her than Eureka! has to offer.

I’ve been to this location many times and ordered a range of different foods, which all usually have a great and delicious combination of ingredients/​flavors! They do not go wrong with food for sure
Need to try:
–Napa Burger
–Jalapeño Egg Burger
–Eureka wings
–Lemongrass Pork sandwich
–Blues Burger
–Happy Hour
And a plus:
–flight of beers
–Ginger Lime soda
–truffle fries
–nice and modern environment, inside & out
–impressive décor
–bar with craft beer & wine
Non-​Pros:
–service is very average for me during every visit
–bruschetta is okay, worth happy hour price but not $ 7
Warning: this is not the restaurant’s fault of course but the parking lot on this side of the mall is currently nonexistent due to renovations

We wanted to stop somewhere off of our two hour drive for something to eat that wasn’t fast food. This review is mixed with food and service experience.
They ran out of kids menus, so we couldn’t really see prices of things, or what came with what sides. The woman at the podium told us they were out of kid menus and explained that we could get two items for $ 7. While she wasn’t completely wrong, she didn’t specify that «items» was entrée and side, not two entrees. We verified this with the waitress and she confirmed.
We ended up getting Mac and cheese and a slider for one kid, and Mac and cheese and chicken tenders for the other. And a ton of fries. Because the Mac and cheese was its kid own entrée. My little kids got four flipping entrees.
The slider was good. The chicken tenders were good. The Mac and cheese had been overheated and the cheese sauce started to break. The texture was unpalatable for the kids. We are taking it home so I can salvage it later.
On the good side, the adult entrees were good. The hubby had a turkey burger and I had a chicken sandwich. Flavors were good. Side salad had bleu cheese on it which I had to sift through. :/​
Staff didn’t seem to move with purpose.

Have been to this location quite a few times and I like it a lot. First of all the ambience is great, ample seating inside, outside and on the bar. Outside seating also has huge fire pits which is great if you you are coming here with large groups. They have a good happy hour and a different kind of special running everyday ! For example if you come on Tuesday, they have half off a wine glass all day long –great to try out new wines ! Also, they are cocktails are pretty good — I especially like their Moscow mule. Good selection of appetizers and mains even for vegetarians which is a plus for such a place !
I have tried here the peppers and bruschetta in apps. Both were very good. We wanted to try the nachos, but the beans are made in chicken stock so vegetarians beware. Our server was knowledgable and it was good she let us knew. They have a great selection of burgers, even for vegetarians !! You can make any burger veggie just by switching out the patty !! The veggie patty is good, much better than lot of places — it is a mixture of beet and beans which is unique… I like their tortilla and veggie burger both .
The service is really good and best part is that they are open till midnight even on weekdays ! Great place to hangout after a long day !

We arrived later in the evening around 8:00 p.m. We (3) requested sitting inside, the hostess on duty seem very annoyed and when she sat us right next to the loud live music and I asked if there were any other tables, she abruptly said «No» and walked away. Ok, that was 1 strike as I would say.
The rest of the evening was fine, Jenna our server took good care of us. We started off with Margaritas on the Rocks with Salt, hit the spot! We ordered the Jalapeño Egg Burger (fried egg, cheddar, bacon, spicy chipotle sauce, pickled jalapeños), served with signature Handcut Fries and The Original Eureka (iceberg lettuce, pickles, red onion, tomato, special sauce) served with signature Handcut Fries. Burgers were fantastic, loved the taste. Fries were good, nothing special, «signature hand cut fries», hummm.
So if you want a great burger, good drinks, good live music, in a trendy spot then come here, just ignore the grumpy hostess.

Not as great as I thought it would be. Saw all the rave about the truffle fries however it fell extremely short. Probably worst truffle fries I’ve had. The fries are not your crispy well fried type of fries. Very bland flat. The truffle cane in the side in a fondue type cheese sauce. It was good but not outstanding. Truffle could be stronger. For $ 9? Not worth it!
The Blue Cheese Burger ($ 10) was not amazing either. The meat was dry, not tender, again, bland and flat. Food was unexciting.
Service was okay, food took longer to arrive, 13 minute wait. Nothing special.
Not the best trip here, food could be highly improved.

CITYBEAT BURGER WEEK #3
$ 10 BURGER WEEK SPECIAL: The Original Eureka! Burger, fries, and a Oskar Blues Dale’s Pale Ale… nothing too fancy, just a rock solid old fashioned American burger. You don’t get to choose your beer, but the pale ale isn’t too pungent goes nicely with the food. This is the best value combo I’ve had for Burger Week.
Yes, its a small regional chain, but the food quality is high, nice staff, a clean modern environment, and I’ve even paid full price here in the past.

Eureka is located right next to jersey mikes in UTC mall, and the entrance is a bit hard to find .
Came here during lunch time with a friend, and it was busy !!! Our server was hard to find at first since there are so many people, so we raised our hand for some time for her to finally come by. She was nice and attentive .
I thought the food will be delicious ! And I ordered the osso buco riblets as others on Unilocal recommend, but boy the meat was too hard to bite! And there’s barely any meat in it. I was kind of disappointed. Yet the salad I ordered was pretty good !
Well…there are nothing too memorable about this place. The price was not cheap too! Osso buco riblets is a starter plus my side salad with tax and tops I have to pay around $ 18
Maybe I will come back for another try, and this time hopefully I will like it more

«Eureka» — 1. From the ancient Greek, attributed to the mathematician Archimedes, means «I’ve found it,» usually used as an exclamation to the solving of a problem; 2. A branch of a regional chain of hip New American restaurants serving elevated burgers & craft beers (and after finding the Westfield UTC location near Macy’s, one may feel like saying, «Eureka!»); 3. One of the locations that is supporting San Diego City Beat Burger Week this year, where their Original Eureka Burger is being sold for $ 10 paired with an Oskar Blues Dale’s Pale Ale or drink.
For my first burger for this year’s SD City Beat Burger Week, I figured I’d start with a place that was near my neighborhood but had never been to, so time to try Eureka! Once I found my way inside, I was seated at a tabletop and soon placed my order. After ordering my Original Eureka Burger (instead of the beer, I went with a Diet Coke), I also placed an order of Shishito Peppers ($ 8) — served with tobiko (flying fish roe), the peppers came out great and I easily finished off the plate.
Now, when does a $ 10 Burger Week special become a $ 16 special? When one chooses to add grilled onions, herb sauteed wild mushrooms, and havarti cheese to the burger, and substitute panko-​crusted onion rings for the fries (all of the above costing $ 1.50 each). However, I thought it was all worth it — the burger came out the way I liked it (medium well), with the grilled onions and mushrooms going great with the special sauce, lettuce, pickles, and tomato. While my helpful server (who kept my drink refills coming) asked if I wanted any extra sauce for my burger, I told her it wasn’t necessary. I was surprised, though, that there were only three onion rings with my burger… but as these were three very large onion rings, I didn’t mind too much.
Pricy, yes, but that’s Westfield UTC for ya… but seeing how there’s a happy hour at Eureka! between 4−6pm (and their Osso Bucco Riblets are at a discounted price), I’ll be keeping a look out for this place.

We really liked this place. We were staying at the La Jolla Marriott for the weekend and walked across a couple of bridges to make our way through the construction and to the mall. From there we walked across the mall and into. Eureka!
This was one of the best burgers I had had in a long time. And I live next to Plan Check in West LA. This burger made me realize how much better a burger tastes when it is grilled on an open flame. The onion rings were the size of tires and just perfect. They have a great kids’ menu and there’s even a mall playground just outside for those who have little ones and a bit of a wait.
Our best meal while in San Diego for sure.

Great food… easy atmosphere

I came here on a weekend with a couple people and ended up enjoying it much more than I expected! It was fairly empty around lunchtime so we got seated right away. I guess the first thing to note would be that the environment was really chill — it has a slightly industrial feel to it and is definitely a place for the younger crowd.
Regarding the food, I ordered the Veggie Beet Burger. Service was average speed and I think we got our orders within 10 – 15 minutes. When the food first came out I was pretty surprised — the burger patty was pink! I know I did order the Veggie BEET Burger, but still, the pink patty definitely threw me off. Now onto the taste. I thought the burger tasted pretty good overall, but the patty could definitely have used some more seasoning as it was, in my opinion, lacking a bit in flavor. I’ll admit that the bun was above average, though, and the fries were decent too although not the best I’ve ever tried.
Overall, I’d recommend checking this place out if you’re looking for a slightly higher-​end, solid burger than your classic In N Out. The food was good (although not amazing) and the price was reasonable too.

It is unfortunate that I can only give Eureka 2 stars. The food was good, but I ordered their mussels: 6 were closed, 3 had broken shells, and the broth had shell pieces that caught on my throat. When I complained to my server, she apologized, and said she would tell her manager. I don’t know if she did or not, all I know is that no one came to ask me about it, and we were charged for it as well. There are too many good restaurants in San Diego for this type of situation to be ignored.

Their truffle fries are addicting! They’re the perfect dish to pick at while having a few drinks with friends. Speaking of drinks, they have an excellent selection of beers on tap and wines. What kinda San Diego place would this be if they didn’t have a decent craft beer selection? But aside from the truffle fries, the rest of the food is really good. And reasonably priced as well. I’ve had their wings and really enjoyed them. My friends swear by the bone marrow burger which I have yet to try, but it sounds tasty! Service here has always been great. We’ve never had any issues here. This is a great place to have happy hour with co-​workers or friends. But keep in mind that it’s a pretty popular place so plan accordingly because it can get super packed in there.

Great atmosphere and service. My burger & sweet potato fries were pretty good. Great selection of beers!

Get the fig burger. Amazing. Also, ask for a combination of their available condiments for the fries if you’re a condiment junkie and play with mixing them– so good.
P. s. The desert selection, while minimal, is spot on– so good!

Great burgers!!! We had a great waitress!!! I had the fig jam burger and the bf got the napa burger, both were fantastic. The bacon and the fig jam go great and pesto on a burger isn’t something I’ve had before and it was excellent. The beef is fresh and really perfectly cooked, we ordered our burgers rare and they were exactly what you wanted them to be juicy and tender.
They have a great beer selection! We ordered a speedway stout and a grapefruit mimosa. The service is great too I’d definitely come here again when feeling like a big burger.

So I decided to give this place another try since I was at the mall.
I got seated right away, and I must say it was some of the best service I have ever had.
My server came over right away, asked me if I had any drink preferences, and explained a lot of the many beers they had on tap.
She made some different food recommendations and I am so thankful she did, I loved all of them.
Thank you Stephanie for the Amazing service, you definitely changed my opinion on Eureka

After my second visit, I’m still not having a «Eureka!» kind of moment after biting into their burger. On my most recent trip, I got the «Cowboy Burger» which didn’t provide much gallop for my taste buds. At $ 12+ tax and tip I expected something a little more «wow!»
Although the burger provided a quality bun, the meat was rather bland and dry and I felt like the fried portion of the meal, the french fries and onion rings sat under the heating lamp for far too long. They were rather cold and provided little crunch.
I feel like I might have caught Eureka! in less than a shining moment on my most recent visit. (I don’t recall being so disappointed with my first go around.) Undecided if I’ll be back for a third trip, because Red Robin isn’t that far away and they offer bottomless fries and better tasting burgers!

Ate here this past Saturday for a friend’s birthday lunch. It was a party of 16 and everyone enjoyed their food. Everyone got a burger with the exception of 2 of us. I ordered a breakfast burrito and the other person who wanted to be different ordered the pork sandwich. I was hungry like a horse so I ordered some truffle fries too thinking I would destroy those things before the main course, I was wrong. I had to get some help to finish them. They were so delicious, but so plentiful. They were low in price for what they were. At the fair, those things would get you broke. Here at Eureka, they were affordable while being gourmetish.
The breakfast burrito was good. It was basically a nice prepared California (french fries inside) Carnitas burrito with bell peppers and a fried egg on top. It had a nice flavor to it along with an outside red sauce. It also came with a fresh salad too.
We sat outdoors on a picnic style table with heaters that were on top of us. Flat screen TVs were outside as well. Service was top notch along with the cocktails. Will definitely come back again.

Two words: TRUFFLE FRIES.
If there is something I could eat my bodyweight in, it would be mother effin’ fries. Truffle fries? Even better. Even though we don’t say it out loud, my boyfriend and I pretty much go here exclusively for the fries lol. When we go to Eureka we’re always greeted right away and seated immediately. Service here is great!
In terms of seating, they have both indoor and outdoor. We don’t mind either, but the one place we hate is when they put us inside, yet right on the edge of outdoor — it always gets mind numbingly cold and windy there!
I always order the Original Eurekea Burger because I’m boring and a stick in the mud, but my boyfriend has tried most of everything. His favorite burger is the Pearl Street Blues Burger, which has melted blue cheese in it. The funny thing is, he doesn’t like blue cheese that much but something about that burger just makes it delicious!
I do want to note that Eureka can be expensive, so if you’re looking for something cheap, this isn’t the place for you. Thankfully the portions are big (I always end up bringing half of my burger home for dinner/​a later meal) and the food IS yummy, so you do get your bang for your buck. We don’t eat here often, but it’s always a great place to treat ourselves if we feel like eating somewhere a little nicer.

Come here for the happy hour from 2 – 6 ! They’ve got a decent selection of appetizers and alcoholic beverages to pass as a dinner.

My go-​to burger joint in SD. Luckily there is one back home in Irvine and one in NorCal when I visit my family too xD
I’ve never been so satisfied with my burger that I keep getting the same burger when I come back. This place has me getting the same thing every time and if you know me, I always want to try new things. I’m hooked on the Fresno fig burger. I’m always close to trying other burgers but I just can’t. Arugula and fig jam are some of my favorite ingredients for craft burgers, and this one is reminiscent of the Gordon Ramsey fig burger in Vegas. It was sweet and savory, with a juicy party and grilled-​to-​perfection bun. I’ve lost count how many times I’ve gotten this burger but I’ve also tried few things on the side too.
Fries: I love the truffle sauce you get when you upgrade to truffle fries. Rich, creamy, and worth that extra dollar. The sweet potato fries are dusted with cinnamon and drizzled with honey. You’ll enjoy that if you are a sweet tooth, which I am. The fries are ALWAYS cooked to perfection– crispy and warm.
Other: the riblets were ok. I would’ve preferred a BBQ sauce over the buffalo sauce they use. I like corn dogs, but I wouldn’t get them here because they’re a little pricey for corn dogs.
Happy hour: they barely advertise their happy hour, but it’s 2−6pm and you can get discounted beers and appetizers. Happy hour is a good time to go for a late lunch if you want small bites.

The parking is a disaster because the UTC mall has been renovating since the dawn of time. The best parking for Eureka is close by Red Robin or Macy’s.
The main reason why I love Eureka is how consistent they have been with the food and service. I know they did some menu changes but it did not deter me from their infamous «Fig Maramalade Burger» (now called the Fresno Burger). I’ve tried variations of it in other restaurants but it does not compare to Eureka’s. The service is awesome, the waitresses are very attentive and friendly. It can be a bit loud but it’s a great place to come here with friends to catch up with and knowing someone else isn’t eavesdropping. Eureka is also one of the few places that serves food until 12AM whereas other places close the kitchen at 9PM or 10PM. Come here if you want a late night dinner or drink with your friends!

Eureka is the go-​to happy hour spot for my coworkers and I, since we work near UTC. You can’t beat the truffle fries and a nice craft beer after a hard day’s work. It can get super crowded as the evening goes on, so if you have a big group make sure to come early — they don’t take reservations.
I’ve ordered mainly from the Hoppy Hour menu, so I definitely recommend the truffle fries and the nacho average nachos. The nachos are fully loaded and flavorful but sensitive stomachs beware: the jalapeños are fresh and pack some killer heat. I nix them from the get-​go. I’ve also tried the Mac n Cheese but tbh I can’t remember them, so they’re pretty meh. The burgers are delicious! I can’t remember which I had but it was topped with egg and bacon. Yum-​o. They also serve cocktails in addition to beer. They’re quite strong and worth the price. My friend ordered one Old Fashioned had to skip her class bc she was too turnt. This was during the full on carb-​loading meal, so you know it was strong. I like the food here but service can be slow if it’s super busy. I also love sitting outside near the fire. Overall 4 stars.

This place started to grow on me. I was not a huge fan of it when they were new. I used to get the Cowboy burger because I enjoy things that are BBQ. I took a break of coming here and when I came back I tried The Original Eureka! Burger. Yes, it is simple but it has such great taste to it, much preferred than the Cowboy. The best appetizer reccommendation I have is the Lollipop Corn Dogs. It comes with 3 different sauces, all worth a try.
The service here is a hit or miss. If it is busy and there is a wait, they ask for your phone number so you can walk around the mall while you wait. When your table is ready, they will shoot you a text. I have had some really nice waiters but my last visit she was a bit rude. I felt like I was very rushed. After I tolf what burger I wanted, she went onto my friend’s order before I could ask her if I could make some adjustments, and I didn’t get everything that I wanted.
Overall if you want to grab a bite to eat while you’re at the mall and don’t want to eat at the food court, come here, the burgers are really worth your time!

Love this place! Whenever i go to arc light movie theater i always swing by eureka for a cocktail and snacks first. The food here is super consistent. Love the lollipop corn dogs, the fig burger is insanely amazing, and the watermelon quinoa salad is also on point!
Really great selection of beer here and whiskey. This place makes a great whiskey sour. Better than most bars i must say. Cheers!

Finally got to try this restaurant after catching a flick at Arclight. We came on a Friday evening around 9:30 pm. Wait to get seated didn’t take long. I’d say about 15 mins. Between me and 3 others, we ordered:
Fig burger — fig marmalade, melted goat cheese, bacon, tomato, red onion, arugula, spicy porter mustard served with hand cut fries — $ 12
Bone marrow burger — bone marrow porcini butter, charbroiled onion, mustard aioli, oven roasted tomato served with signature fries — $ 16.50
Tortilla burger — tomato, pickled jalapeño, guacamole, cilantro, monterey jack, spicy chipotle sauce served on grilled tortilla with signature fries — $ 10.50
Nachos with chicken, black beans, guacamole, tomato, cilantro, monterey jack, jalapeño, chipotle sauce and sour cream — $ 10.50
The nachos were a good starter but was served with our meal. It had a good amount of chicken and other toppings. Out of all the burgers, I liked the fig burger the best. The fig marmalade blended in well with the melted goat cheese. The patties on the burgers were quiet filling. I didn’t care too much for the bone marrow burger or tortilla burger. You can taste the bone marrow on it, but I doubt I’d order that again. It was nice to have sampled all 3 burgers to figure out which I liked best and the fig burger was clearly the winner.
I also order the Blonde beer to wash down all the goodies. Nick was our server and didn’t a great job. Food was okay to me. It was different than your common burger but it did not WOW me. I’d come back to try other items.

Eureka is rapidly becoming one of my favorite regular spots. «All-​American comfortably elevated.» That’s how I would summarize it. This place has all the great things you think about when you think America. It’s got a great selection of craft beers, and a very nice bourbon and whiskey list. All made in the US product. The food is contemporary in nature. It’s not overly greasy, not so fancy that one cannot relate, and just a tad influenced by the various cultures that make up our country.
Things I love about this place:
— The whiskey list. It’s a great place to try some of the great new craft distilleries out there (and the classics as well). They carry Black Maple Hill, Westland, Corsair, Dry Fly, amongst others. If you’re lucky you’ll even catch some Pappy and the fabled BTAC collection stuff.
— Craft Beer list. I’ve mostly cut beer out of lately due to dietary restrictions, but friends I come here with are always raving about their list. It’s a tap that is easily 40 – 50 deep; with even some Nitro based stuff if you’re into that.
— Burgers & Fries. Fantastic burgers. While the Napa is my favorite, the Bone Marrow burger is a nice treat if you’re in for something decadent. Quality of ingredients, execution and consistency are key here. Burger is always cooked just right, the the ingredients are fresh, and flavors are always blended just right. On top of that, the fries are excellent. I believe they are twice cooked, but it’s got the right size, crunch, and softness to go with it. It’s a really fantastic combo for $ 12 bucks.
— Wings. Actually really dig their wings A LOT. They are big and meaty, cooked to perfection and tossed in a sauce that is slightly spicy, a little bit creamy, and well balanced. Sometimes I do wish it was a tad more spicy, but that’s a very very minor complaint. Great as they are.
A few final notes– they do tend to get busy especially during the school year (being so close to UCSD), or during big sport events; but the wait is never so bad that it takes super long. I always manage to camp myself by the bar for a seat if I’m on the go or if I want to wait with a drink.

This was our first stop in San Diego that we headed to for lunch.
It was about a 15 minute drive from our hotel and they had a dog friendly patio which was perfect! We started out with the Mac and cheese Alfredo and this was amazing!!! Who would ever think of this combination but it was delicious and a perfect size to share. I ordered the tortilla burger. This comes with tomato, red onion, guacamole, cilantro, chipotle sauce all wrapped in a grilled tortilla. The burger was ok, I liked the guacamole in it. I washed everything down with some red Pinot noir.
This was a cute restaurant located in their outdoor mall. I love that their patio is dog friendly and the service was good. I think they also have happy hour.

La última vez que visité, las papas fritas no fueron buenas y que demasiado costoso! En Tijuana, se puede tomar todo el día por este precio que me hicieron pagar… No lo recomendaría a mi peor enemigo este lugar. Manténgase alejado, por favor!