Beer aficionados and food gurus do not want to miss out on catching their team\u2019s next big game at Pacific Beach AleHouse \u2014 a local hotspot with a stellar lineup of fresh, handcrafted brews, friendly customer service and a scrumptious game-day menu to fill up the whole crew at a reasonable price.
\nNot only can AleHouse boast at least 16 high-definition flat screens throughout its venue \u2014 a must have to catch all your favorite games \u2014 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 \u2014 like the brewery\u2019s Amber Wave, PB Porter, Whitewash Wheat, Crystal Pier Pale Ale or Good Times Gold \u2014 AleHouse\u2019s 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.”
\nA few crowd pleasers on game days include the buffalo popcorn chicken, Hog Board with three different types of meat \u2014 spicy peppered bacon, beer brats and andouille sausage beer-braised bratwurst and the chili bread bowl.
\nMonday Night Football games also couldn\u2019t 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 \u2014 including the natural wood and stone tile materials, cozy couches, and outdoor fire pit on the lower patio \u2014 exudes a friendly, comfortable feel that makes locals and out-of-towners alike feel right at home. What\u2019s more is that the local favorite \u2013 located just steps away from the beach \u2013 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.
\nAlthough 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.
\n“If you\u2019re a Bills fan you\u2019ll love it,” said Picciuca. “Not so much Brady fans.”
\nPacific 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.<\/p>","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
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