The Promiscuous Fork

Laid back atmosphere. Those lamb chops were amazing! I'll buy their claim of it being "Award winning" on the menu. Mimosas come in a proper glass too, not a champagne glass - good deal for $6.

Good service, tasty food, and great atmosphere. Had their take on a Bloody Mary and it did not disappoint. If it's available the patio is the place to be with big picnic tables and plenty of shade most of the day.

Lamb although overcooked little dry has a good flavor, rice portion was jokingly small could've gave you more $19 dollar plate should have more rice considering the rice was not fully cooked. The other plates that where ordered among the group needed some adjustments like for example a crab shrimp sour dough sandwich still had some shrimp shells inside of the mix. The rice bowl was watered out from the uncooked rice as well. They have good ingredients, good concept just needs a fine tuning of quality and consistency. The service was the best the woman we got was working many tables progressing efficiently.

The Hippie is so delicious! Great flavors and textures. Very filling. Great vibe!

Great food, great vegetarian options. Happy hour options are super affordable. $4 mimosas and they are healthy pours! $5 for tacos or sliders! My husband loved it!! The hippie sandwich is by far the most delicious vegetarian sandwich I have ever had!

I'm very happy this restaurant opened in my neighborhood. It's a quick place to go for dinner and a drink, maybe to meet friends before heading out for the evening. On my first trip there I was alone and the staff was very welcoming. I ordered food (fish tacos) at the counter and then sat at the bar, where I had a glass of wine. The owner happened to be working behind the bar and kept me company until I met some friends. If you have a large group, there are lots of big tables for sharing. My only constructive criticism is that the staff could put a little more love into serving the food...even though napkins and utensils are on the table, they're kind of hard to find. And once the food is served, the folks who were there aren't easy to find again if you need something. Also, I could envision this place being more of a mellow bar scene with a few extra touches, such as lowering the lights a bit and changing up the music. Would be a great spot for a small band, too. Overall, I'd definitely recommend trying it.

Right off the bat at this place I was impressed by the waitress, she was very friendly to us. She took pictures of our group and was very attentive and talkative with us. Our drinks came quickly, and the food was also very quick and was beyond all expectations. I ordered a chicken salad the chicken didn't come with my food but in all honesty this was probably beneficial in the end, because when I notified the waitress she immediately ran back to the kitchen and told the chef, he cooked it fresh and it came out in mere minutes. The chicken was VERY tender. We ordered two bottles of champagne which were about 15$ each, (very fair price for good sweet champagne) since there were 9 people at our table. We also ordered potato wedges and bacon wrapped jalepeno peppers which were both cooked perfectly and delicious. My table ordered just about the entire menu, and it was all delicious. The ring of fire ( I think that's the name)that my friend ordered was delicious. The surf & turf sandwich looked good for a seafood eater. Another friend ordered the lamb lollipop (name correct?) All the food was great. We stayed way past closing, until about 1035, we are bad guests, but the staff was very friendly and even came out to talk to us at the end and took pictures with us. Sorry for staying late guys!! My only issue with this place is the disgraceful parking considering how popular this place seems. There was literally NO parking lot that wasnt closed and gated, and not a single street spot within a 6 block radius. We had to park at a liquor store and risk getting towed. Get some customer only parking! Great experience and will definitely be back again!

Back in San Diego with my hubby and gifted a very rare date night, so we thought we'd check this place out. I don't know exactly what I was expecting, but this wasn't it. It's definitely more bar than restaurant. The roll up garage walls are classic in normally warm San Diego, but this particular night it was chilly and because I didn't know it would be so open I didn't dress accordingly. I was freezing. First I ordered a vodka + cranberry, but they don't carry vodka okay... Then I ordered a Prosecco, hahaha, I should've known better. Finally I asked for my wine options. Even though the website shows a plethora of wines, they only keep a couple available each night, so I had one red option and two white options. My choice was made for me. I will say the red was decent. Next was dinner. The menu was not vast and each item very creatively crafted with a lot of flavors. The Lamb Lollipops are supposed to be amazing, but I couldn't justify spending $20 at a bar joint for some dish, no matter how good it was. I ended up going with the Short Rib Tacos. The short rib was cooked wonderfully, but the portion wasn't filling so I was still pretty hungry after finishing. I was pretty discouraged leaving a bar where I froze my tail off, didn't get to drink what I really wanted and was still hungry, but somehow spent over $60! This isn't a bad place, but I won't be back.