"Most breweries in North County aren’t big on food offerings — they’ll occasionally have a food truck available, they’ll serve a few snacks, or they’ll give up and just let you bring in whatever food you want (if you’ve never grabbed a great San Diego burrito and gone to eat it with an IPA at a little tap room, you haven’t really lived). Prohibition, however, disagrees — the company’s food menu is as full service as they come, and even rivals the beer for quality. They have excellent burgers, sandwiches and salads, and some local favorites like carne asada fries and fried avocado (Prohibition also just opened a location up north in Fallbrook, home of the Avocado Festival). It’s interesting that such a menu comes from the homebrewers who started the place in 2011, but they know their beers too: The Derringer IIPA will knock you off your feet, and the Dirty Blonde and the Coconut Blonde are both very tasty. Prohibition is a little bit of a drive away from the coast, but it’s worth the trip, especially if you want some lunch or dinner with your brews." - Mike Schramm
