Queenstown Public House

Cutest brunch spot I've been to in a while! The detail that went into every decoration is excellent. The food was different but everything was amazing! Tots cooked to perfection. Empty plates all around! Only downside, no bottomless mimosas. Service was fine but nothing to rave about. Our server welcomed us and then told us he's going on break, we found that a little odd but when in SanDiego! Would definitely recommend!

offers a unique atmosphere of outdoor dining we were there in late January and it was a bit chilly but glad they had the overhead heaters. Apps - pretzel and calamari were great and we all had different entrees that were just as tasty. Enjoyed our visit and decided to do the firehouse museum across the street when finished - overall a great night-

Overpriced mid-quality food

Интересное место, правда, там довольно темно. Нам отказали сесть за столики, где нам понравилось. Хотя мы пробыли там около 2 часов, а за те столики так никто и не пришел, значит, они были свободны. Весьма странный подход к клиентам. Средний чек на человека никак не может получиться 20-30 $$, так как в меню нет блюд дешевле 30$. Хотя, стоит сказать, что порции огромные, и вы можете забрать лишнее с собой на завтрак. Лимонады очень вкусные, официанты приветливые и милые.

Not bad but a bit pricey for brunch... My Fried Chicken Sandwich fell apart after the first bite. The Brioche bun couldn't take a fried breast with avocado... A friend had "the Cure" and the Chicken Sausage in it was excellent. Had me wishing I ordered that. The kids menu was pretty sparse, so we ordered off of the menu for my Daughter. They were kind enough to make her scrambled eggs and toast and the eggs were fluffy perfection. Their Pimm's Cup added Gin for some punch but lacked mint, lemon, strawberry and cucumber... More like a Gin Buck but tasty, none the less.

Really nice spot for new Zealand cuisine. Came here for dinner on a Wednesday. Tried an assortment of food with my coworkers out on their outdoor porch during a rain storm. The Hummus platter was one of the best of its kind that I had. Really fresh veggies, great hummus, and the softest bread. Tried some of my coworkers parlor pot pie and it was fantastic. Insanely large portion. I split the vegetarian and meat pies with my coworker. The vegetarian curry pie had more flavor. They came with nicely seasoned steak fries. Rounded out the dinner with a mag pie. It wasn't bad, but I would not get that again. It interestingly had macadamia nuts throughout. Service was top notch. Would definitely come back again. Vegan coworker was also very happy.

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. Dietary restrictions: Clearly marked options on the menu with careful follow-up questions from our waitress.