Pacific Beach AleHouse, located at 721 Grand Ave., sports great food, at least 16 high-def big-screen TVs for games and fresh, handcrafted brews.
Photos courtesy of Alternative Strategies
Pacific Beach AleHouse, located at 721 Grand Ave., sports great food, at least 16 high-def big-screen TVs for games and fresh, handcrafted brews.
Photos courtesy of Alternative Strategies
Rooftop seating at PB AleHouse offers a spectacular view. Photo courtesy of Alternative Strategies
Not only can AleHouse boast at least 16 high-definition flat screens throughout its venue — a must have to catch all your favorite games — but the place is simply oozing with its very own signature beer in everything from the dressings, sauces, batters, desserts and, of course, the ice-cold house craft beer accompanying your meal.
With a range of styles in uber-local names to choose from — like the brewery’s Amber Wave, PB Porter, Whitewash Wheat, Crystal Pier Pale Ale or Good Times Gold — AleHouse’s taps can supply pretty much anything you are looking for in a local, quality beer.
The bar also plays host to a few rotating guest beers and daily specials to cater to any appetite.
“[We have the] freshest beer at the beach,” said owner Joe Picciuca. “[Also,] 16-plus HD TVs with sound for various games, as well as two outdoor patios to enjoy the San Diego weather.”
A few crowd pleasers on game days include the buffalo popcorn chicken, Hog Board with three different types of meat — spicy peppered bacon, beer brats and andouille sausage beer-braised bratwurst and the chili bread bowl.
Monday Night Football games also couldn’t possibly get much better than at AleHouse with a $5 burger deal from 5 p.m. to 10 p.m. and $3 pilsners from 5 p.m. to close.
The lodge-like ambiance at the restaurant-microbrewery — including the natural wood and stone tile materials, cozy couches, and outdoor fire pit on the lower patio — exudes a friendly, comfortable feel that makes locals and out-of-towners alike feel right at home. What’s more is that the local favorite – located just steps away from the beach – offers unparalleled views from its rooftop deck, which overlooks the Pacific and Crystal Pier, for those who want to soak in more than just the game.
Although PB AleHouse plays a range of games throughout the weekend and welcomes fans of all affiliations, expect to see quite a few Buffalo Bills fans donning their signature royal blue and scarlet, cheering on their favorite team each Sunday at the AleHouse.
“If you’re a Bills fan you’ll love it,” said Picciuca. “Not so much Brady fans.”
Pacific Beach AleHouse, located at 721 Grand Ave., is open Mondays through Fridays 11 a.m. to 2 a.m. and Saturdays and Sundays from 9 a.m. to 2 a.m. For more information, visit www.pbalehouse.com or call (858) 581-2337.
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