Quick Stop

I love Ocean Beach Neqport Quick Stop! Frank just covered my Quesadilla for Christmas! God Bless you NQS!!!

nice employees, clean store, clean restrooms.

You would’nt think it from a liquor store, but they make a great cheeseburger. I like it better than Hodad’s down the street. Friendly people there.

Hey! You! Yes– YOU!!! I know it’s a liquor store that serves food, and there are some bums out front, but don be scurred and def don’t overlook this spot for breakfast/​lunch!
I stay away from the hot table and always order from the made-​to-​order menu…
They have everything from huge, fresh sandwiches and burritos to burgers and tacos. (Plus a pretty extensive breakfast menu)
Portions are large and prices are cheap!
I love their fries (they taste like McDonald’s!) and grilled cheese sandwich:)
Ernie is a master behind that lil grill!
Besides the food it’s an average liquor store, they have the odds and ends one may need…
When it comes to the lil pre packaged snackies, double check the expiration dates. I’ve purchased expired nuts twice before… ;)

So bomb. So cheap. So friendly. This is a great spot to throw into the lunch rotation.

I give it a five star review because the food is just so great. They have a wide variety of foods and drinks. Its part convenience store, restaurant, and liquor store. My favorite is their carne asada fries and acai bowls.

I don’t know who would eat in a place like this but they sell kombucha and the magnums aren’t behind the counter which is great. It smells clean and the guy who mops the floor has a limp. Good shit

We stumbled upon this place and decided to eat an early lunch because they had some outdoor seating that was in the shade and we had a dog and toddler with us. I really love quirky places, and this one is quirky for sure! Liquor store, and food to order, plus breakfast, smoothies, coffee…
My husband ordered the carne asada burrito, and I got fish tacos. I eyed the Mississippi style food and was tempted by the collard greens, and the cabbage. They had meatloaf, mac and cheese, beans and rice, they actually had so many kinds of food I can’t even remember them all… but it was really hard to choose just one thing. The guy who took my order was friendly and the food was ready fast.
We both thought the food was good enough but not stellar, and we both thought it was really salty… and we love salt! The portions were enormous and ours were on special so it was only $ 8 for both! I wished that I had ordered some of the other things to try and there is a big chance I will go again just for the variety and relaxed vibe.

I have no interest in any of the food here. But there is a great selection of interesting fare. If you need booze or smokes then they got you covered. Also a shitload of junk food. It is convenient and has some outdoor seating. I prefer the quick stop on Voltaire. But there was a hottie working at the Newport Quick stop when I went in which may keep some regulars coming back for more.

What an eclectic little store. It’s part 7 – 11, part juicer, part coffeehouse, and part Southern cafeteria. Weird, but cool. I bought some water and ice cream while I waited for some fried chicken to cook. I also got a small peach cobbler to put my vanilla ice cream on and I watched another employee make an acai bowl for a different customer. It looked great. I had the baked pineapple chicken, which was good. My husband had the fried chicken which he also appeared to enjoy. In fact, he said it was «hella good.» My favorite was the collard greens, which is something you never get in San Diego. I only know about them from living in Alabama for a year way back in the day. Anyway, the cobbler and ice cream was seriously good. The guy behind the counter told me to put a little cinnamon on top and be happy. I did and I was.
The only drawback I see is that some of the food looks over-​heat-​lamped. Maybe they should try a different method of keeping the food warm or perhaps make smaller batches. Next time I would like a little more gravy on the mashed potatoes so my husband is happier. Plus, I hope they’re not out of red beans and rice, as that’s my favorite.
If you’re in the mood for some Southern cooking, I say give it a whirl. It’s all you got, really, unless there is a Popeye’s near by (they always have beans and rice).

Only if by «Mississippi Style» you mean «undercooked then kept warm under a hot lamp for hours and hours.» I know some old grandmas in Mississippi who would smack your face for that. Everything was overcooked (mac and cheese, all veggies) or undercooked (the totally not pink but RED and bloody fried chicken!!)
I have stopped in there to grab a side dish or a peach cobbler to go once or twice, and this time that I got the full meal I was surprised at the disturbingly low quality. It didn’t help that this meal I took to go, so when I realized the food wasn’t even COOKED and called them, there was no manager on the premises. The kid who worked there told me to bring it back and gave me a refund, but let’s just say the whole thing left a bad taste in my mouth.

I work across the street from these guys. They have Yerba Mate and hot coffee and acai bowls. Recently they had a whole deli counter put in and now they sell Mississippi style cookin’!!
fried catfish!!!
only in OB!
Everyone that works there is super nice and I love them to pieces