Jettywave Distillery - Half Moon Bay

Food was delicious. It was very busy and crowded, but service was good and fast. Nice location and atmosphere.

This is a hidden gem, a little off of the beaten path in half moon bay! But don't be fooled it's literally right off the highway. Delicious cocktails that are hand crafted all ingredients and juices used are fresh and fantastically balanced. I could have drank and tried every single one. I had the wahaca sour one that is pictured in martini glass, and a sea hugger the blue one pictured. Also, did a whisky tasting and those were good as well but prefer and recommend the cocktails. We tried the 3 deserts which were good, I wanted the deserts crusts for the apple dessert to be cooked more. Waited about 20 min for the deserts and when I received them, they had given me the incorrect one of the 2. They corrected it but kind of another long wait. However, this is a great find. Food looks delicious and fresh but we didn't get a chance to try this

Good food with Variety of American and International dishes. Had the chicken skewers which had flavor. Although only a small amount. Tried the spirit flights.

I often walk around Pillar Point and make my way to Princeton where the waterfront eateries are. I 've noticed this place along the way though it was usually at a time when it wasn 't open to the public. On one particular afternoon, I saw there were people milling about with drinks in their hands, so I thought there was a private event. Did I just crash a wedding reception?Turned out I was right as I took a closer look, but I also noticed a converted trailer serving cocktails and what 's more, it was open to anybody. It even has a name, The Swell Lounge, an apt name because that was the first word that came to my head. Yes, I 'm the type that still says 'Swell ' or worse, 'Swellegant '. Cole Porter died after I was born, so I can 't be his reincarnation, can I?Anyhow, I was taken by the cute names. In the mood for a Moscow Mule, I ordered the $15 Paddle the Volga, an intoxicating mix of offshore vodka, lime, blackberry, sage, and ginger beer in the appropriate tin cup (photo: yelp.to/KHEpu3eT1m). I was able to nurse it in their large patio area where I kept wondering if I should 've brought a gift. Silver tongs are always nice. They could use them to shake hands.I was ready for a second drink, the $15 Humpback Migration, a margarita doppelgänger with blanco tequila, pineapple serrano pepper juice, lime, and blackberry sage syrup. It came with a salty spicy rim (photo: yelp.to/cHoT3VDW3Q). This one was quite tasty and almost had me consider the variety of appetizing small plates and desserts they make here, but I had to position myself for the bouquet.COCKTAILS 4 stars...nice libations with creative variations on a Moscow Mule and a margaritaAMBIANCE 4 stars...even if it felt like an event space, it was still a nice settingSERVICE 4 stars...the bartender was attentive TOTAL 4 stars...a reason to chill in HMBRELATED Exploring the Pacific side of the peninsula? Here 's a collection of places I 've visited and reviewed: bit.ly/3aiDR9I

Much like a beer garden, Jettywave offers delicious libations in a cozy outdoor setting. There is an inside area, but it is small in comparison with the outside seating bringing the appeal.Cocktails are pricey, but they are craft made with quality ingredients you can taste and see in their presentation. There is no wait staff, but the line for cocktails moves fast. I have yet to drink a cocktail I didn't like from this place. They do serve food, but I cannot speak to the menu or dishes because we've only ever had some drinks here. But it looks and smells delicious.Remember to dress in layers and head on out to this gem in HMB. There is music and some great people watching on weekends, not to mention dog watching and petting too. We enjoy ourselves ever time we come.