Does anyone know of a good, inexpensive place to eat in the neighborhood of Abbey Pub (Elston and Grace)? (4 replies, last updated by Cliff July 24, 2001)

's Maudite The Lost Abbey's Cuvee de Tomme - local, limited production but you can usually find it around its release The Lost Abbey's Veritas – local, good luck finding it but if you do definitely try The Lost Abbey's 10... (5 replies, last updated by Josh October 12, 2008)

For Indian try Not Just Snacks on Hope. For burgers, I am partial to the Abbey on Admiral St and the Ugly American in Fall River. East Ave. Cafe in Pawtucekt has solid bar food and a great beer selection. (27 replies, last updated by erinire October 28, 2008)

Abby has lost it. Absolutely suck it up, enjoy the company, wine and music if not the food. I wouldn’t even mention food temp in general conversation for fear of embarrassing or offending my hosts. I cannot remember what... (43 replies, last updated by KaimukiMan November 18, 2008)

in San Marcos, and that’s definitely worth a visit. They have a tasting room, open 6 days a week. Lost Abbey is another project of Port’s Tomme Arthur, producing some incredibly complex Belgian style beers. It’s... (5 replies, last updated by Josh September 28, 2007)

breweries. My favorites are The Lost Abbey, Alesmith and Ballast Point. Ballast Point has a Home Brew Mart off Linda Vista (close to Mission Beach) where you can try and buy some of their beer. If you don’t want to go out to the... (24 replies, last updated by littlestevie March 27, 2008)

from local breweries? I would especially like to see more AleSmith, Alpine and Pizza Port / Lost Abbey beers. Any place near central San Diego, Mission Valley, La Jolla or Mid-City would be nice. How about Clem’s Bottle... (42 replies, last updated by MrKrispy February 28, 2008)

sauce, bing cherries, and candied orange peel. Incredible! Waters' Catering had a really delicious pork belly dish, which paired quite well with Lost Abbey's Cuvee de Tomme. My experience there was too incomplete to write a report,... (3 replies, last updated by Josh August 10, 2009)

River and Lost Abbey getting more press. Those are two of the best breweries in the US. As far as I’m concerned, Russian River makes Belgian-style ales that surpass many of the originals. (13 replies, last updated by Chinon00 October 18, 2007)

And anything by Tomme Arthur (Pizza Port, Lost Abbey). (8 replies, last updated by DougOLis April 9, 2009)

they are serving tapas, so maybe I’ll give them another try. They used to have a really good hamburger once upon a time, but still nothing compared to the old Abbey which is greatly missed. The Network cafe around the... (1 reply, last updated by Steve August 23, 2004)

Hennepin would be good w/ Chinese food. I’m doing a beer/Szechuan food pairing dinner for San Diego Beer Week, and one of the pairings is with a local saison from Lost Abbey. (17 replies, last updated by BrettM November 7, 2009)

I am gonna hit up the Johnny Browns thing, probably a Stone event, and I am most excited about the Lost Abbey Barrel night on Saturday with food pairings. (11 replies, last updated by juantanamera October 30, 2009)

Port Carlsbad for lunch, you can go along 78 and stop at Lost Abbey, Stone, then head down 15 to Alesmith. Lost Abbey is a must for you based on your beer preferences. You may add Churchills in San Marcos for beer/food combo. ( I... (3 replies, last updated by Ewilensky July 21, 2008)

(Print Temps) 7. McKenzies Brewhouse 8. Southampton 9. Lost Abbey 10. Victory 11. Rock Bottom Brewhouse Thanks (2 replies, last updated by Tom from Raleigh July 16, 2008)