Sign Of The Whale

I went here for lunch over the weekend and was so disappointed! First off, I will say it was the weekend of Comic Con. We ended up coming to this restaurant because it smelled great from the outside, there was no wait and it wasn’t busy at all. We got sat at a table right away, and a busser or someone gave us waters not long after being there. After that, NO ONE came to our table for at least 20 minutes maybe longer. We were debating leaving, but didn’t want to take the risk of having to wait at a different restaurant because the other places were pretty packed. Eventually a server comes by and says our drinks will be out soon...but we hadn’t gotten the chance to even order yet. Then she said she wasn’t aware that someone hadn’t been by already. She seemed very nice, so I’m not putting the blame all on her. There were a few other servers who continued to walk by without even bothering to come our way so at least this one did. After we ordered we continued to wait forever for everything! Tables that got there after us ate and left before we did, and I even saw the manager continuously checking on the same couple tables that we were there before. All of that and then the food ended up just being okay.

Don't come here if you're hungry. There's plenty of great food in San Diego, but it's not here. This is a dance club masquerading as a restaurant. No coffee... okay I'm starving, bring on the steak and eggs. What arrived at my table was cold eggs and potatoes, and what I can only describe as a pathetic portion size of meat with the pallette-ability of a rubber bath duck. Go somewhere else and endure the wait in line for a fullfilling meal.

Service was great. Our waiter was attentive and friendly. He kept our coffees and waters filled. Food was generally good. Just typical pub fare. They have a decent variety of offerings. Love the atmosphere. Open concept with lots of natural light and plenty of TVs to watch games. Big spacious booths fit our group comfortably.

Really enjoyed our visit to this great brewery! Was a little skeptical walking into a place that advertised they were a self proclaimed Oregon Duck bar, but the stop was well worth it. The roof top bar had an ocean view and was set up to be a great outdoors sports bar, several TV's,n plentiful seating and the food was absolutely delicious! This is a bar I would visit again, and highly recommend it!

Our waiter Tony was very accommodating. I had a soup that wasn’t my favorite nothing wrong with it just not something I would order again. He said to pick something else on the menu and it was delicious. Also bottomless mimosas truly had no bottom. he was right on top of giving us water and anything else we needed. Excellent service!

Saying this place is the perfect embodiment of low quality American Bar food is an understatement. It deserves absolutely no praise as a solid 1 star location in San Diego. To start, the atmosphere consists of the TVs blasting louder than a jet engine, combined with the open doors and windows really gives this place an airport feel. The open concept lends this place to smelling like a cigarette factory which pairs perfectly with the swamp that will be left in your pants from the cushion seats. Follow it up with the most average bar food menu in all of San Diego and you are shaping up for a trash meal. The service is horrendous with two forgotten meals, and two more being told as they were served that they were missing ingredients on top of the extremely long wait for the inability to get the order correct. The food was classic bar food with a unique spin: not tasting good. The long wait for the terrible food makes this place an awful option, leaving me not mad but just disappointed. Personally I believe this place should be torn down and the prime real estate replaced with a real restaurant: anything other than American cuisine.