beers ever. Great, assertive, flavorful brews. So why is the food at the Bistro so bland? When I first heard the Bistro was opening up, I thought it would be amazing—food done the way Stone does beer. Went this afternoon... (17 replies, last updated by MrKrispy August 14, 2007)

As of November 2nd Stone Brewing World Bistro & Gardens is open. Go check it out. (8 replies, last updated by Josh November 9, 2006)

We had dinner at Stone Bistro tonight, and I hate to report a negative visit, especially because it was our first time there, but I am surprised by the huge disconnect between the hype about this place and the reality of our... (28 replies, last updated by sd4life January 13, 2008)

really shouldnt miss out there- I am incredibily looking forward to getting some beers out there that I cant get on the East Coast (New Belgium/Russian River/among others). One place that I would love to get to is the Stone... (21 replies, last updated by Josh January 13, 2008)

We serve a real beer float at Stone Brewing World Bistro & Garden. Using only all natural vanilla ice cream and the Stone Smoked Porter...um so good (9 replies, last updated by chefjeffd March 12, 2008)

Folks, Looks like the old Linkery spot is being replaced by Sea Rocket Bistro — a seafood oriented farm to table restaurant or as they call it “boat to throat” ;-) Website is up at: http://searocketbistro.com/ A... (17 replies, last updated by Northpark February 21, 2009)

? And they’re downtown – 4th and Broadway. There’s also Karl Strauss downtown, but I, personally, don’t enjoy their beer or food very much. If you manage to get to Escondido (North County SD), Stone Brewing... (25 replies, last updated by Ed Dibble March 23, 2007)

Stone Brewing World Bistro and Gardens, Escondido. Sand Crab Cafe, Escondido. Tango Restaurant and Wine Bar, Escondido. Vincent’s, Escondido. Cavaillon, San Diego. Mr. Charlie’s Fortune Cookie, Rancho Bernardo. All... (10 replies, last updated by daantaat December 23, 2008)

at the Linkery. Lunch the next day at Stone World Bistro was also excellent — again, nothing approaching that kind of atmosphere and quality anywhere near L.A. Here’s some photos:... (3 replies, last updated by MrKrispy July 11, 2007)

foods alongside my beers; Stone World Bistro is a prime contrarian example. What are your favorite brewpubs in San Diego? I’d love to hear your thoughts. (4 replies, last updated by jmtreg September 7, 2007)

), Stone World Bistro (Escondido), and Churchill’s Pub (San Marcos) jump immediately to mind as good alternatives. (3 replies, last updated by MrKrispy December 24, 2007)

and the Yard house and head to Downtown Johnny Browns. I love the Stone World Bistro, but they have to figure out something to move people out quicker. The last two times we have been there (granted they were Sat. night) there has... (16 replies, last updated by Ewilensky January 23, 2008)

Went this week to Stone World Bistro for Tuesday Tapas and a couple of pints..Wow...what a place..its huge, great food and awesome beer with a lot of draft selection. I suggest you stop on the way down. www.stoneworldbistro.com (19 replies, last updated by jturtle June 19, 2007)

I do like Hefeweizen myself. The best I have had locally is at Karl Strauss. I also had a good Oktoberfest there the other day. Food is ok not great. Breweries can’t seem to get food right. Stone World Bistro is a really... (23 replies, last updated by aafflyer September 18, 2008)

Stone World Bistro and Gardens is pretty nice for kids (and good beer and decent food). A bit of a drive however. Might want to pair this up with a trip to the Wild Animal Park (24 replies, last updated by littlestevie March 27, 2008)