Queenstown Public House

Fun date-night spot or dinner out with the friends. I loved that they had gluten free and dairy free options for me, that didn’t comprised the food. Had a great burger on a really good GF bun, with some of the best sweet potato fries I’ve ever had. Drinks were just okay. Atmosphere was a bit mixed. It’s a really cute place and it’s fun to look at all the flowers and other decorations. The downsides are the TVs they have going and the odd music choices. I don’t think they should have sports playing at a place like that. It seems like they have a bit of a mixed identify and aren’t picking a lane - Are they are fun, slightly upscale and social restaurant or a sports bar with a floral touch? They just don’t work together.

Exceptional experience! As someone who follows both a gluten-free and dairy-free diet, the modified Bombay Mango Chicken sandwich exceeded expectations. While one sauce was omitted, they offered a variety of aiolis as substitutes, and the gluten-free bun was so good it felt like a regular one. The fries, though a common dish, stood out with an unusually delicious quality—I couldn't quite pinpoint what made them so special! The chicken burger delivered an outstanding culinary experience with its complex flavors, unique presentation, and the impressive accommodation of my dietary restrictions, which they managed effortlessly. The service was excellent! I would eagerly return for another visit. This meal stands out as one of my best dining experiences in San Diego.