Priority Public House - Encinitas

One of our favorite places of all time. We make the drive from Los Angeles just to dine at this hidden gem. We bring our dog and savor the beautiful sunsets on the back patio. The atmosphere and the people here are fantastic. We absolutely adore their chicken wings and nearly every cocktail. The pulled pork sandwich and fries are a must-try. It's hard to put into words why we love it here, but we always travel far just to have a great time. Highly recommend visiting.

This is a fantastic spot for brunch! On Saturdays and Sundays, they offer bottomless mimosas that were delicious. I never once saw the bottom of my glass. They only serve their brunch menu on the weekends, not lunch. The brunch menu is a bit limited, but the food was excellent. The breakfast grilled cheese is a must-try. The honey on it really elevated the flavors and made it absolutely delicious. However, the cauliflower was a letdown as it was very soggy and could have been cooked for a bit longer. Everything else was tasty though, and the sauce that accompanied the chicken and waffles was a hit. The service was great and the food was delicious - what more could you ask for?

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Such a great local place! Their menu switches it up and you can tell the chefs back there are really talented and love what they do. Everyone is always friendly and the food is always great!

The environment here in the extended outdoor patio was a fun and lively one indeed. We had intended upon HH which I believe we had just missed. Of course, their cocktails were too hard to pass up plus the fact that they were setting up for some live music was another reason to stick around. The lackadaisical but enigmatic tunes of Johnny Cash were the backdrop to our sip and savor session. With such a heavy-hitting lineup of mezcal and tequila-based cocktails, I was vibing with the sweet tunes with an order of their bold and spirited *August Moon* (tequila, vermouth, cynar, orange bitters) and playfully spiced *Baja Fireback* (jalapeño-infused tequila). Alcohol all but tickles the taste buds and the belly for something more solid so the *By Land By Sea Burrito* was ordered in earnest. The goat cheese, sundried tomatoes, and creamy salsa all but coated the tri-tip and grilled shrimp encapsulated within the tortilla, making for quite the satisfying meal. Decor is overrated because our time in the makeshift patio, bathing in the soulful tunes of Johnny Cash and the illuminating twilight, served to create quite an upstanding, positive experience. I highly recommend this beachy, rustic, and homey gastropub!