The community said goodbye to Pacific Beach Bar and Grill a few years ago, and it\u2019s about time to welcome a new and improved entertainment venue to Garnet Avenue. Located on a 15,000-square-foot property, Mavericks Beach Club will provide both daytime and nighttime amusement for PBers.
\n“We\u2019ve created Mavericks to pay homage to California\u2019s largest surf break and one of the world\u2019s top surfing destinations. Mavericks captures and celebrates California\u2019s infectious beach and surf culture,” said Eric Lingenfelder of Verant Group. He has teamed up with Mark Cirillo and David Cohen to bring the new neighborhood attraction to life.
\nAfter purchasing the former PB Bar and Grill in spring 2015, the building was completely torn down for a full remodel. With a brand new design and architecture plan headed by Bluemotif Architecture, Mavericks\u2019 two-story party playground is filled with ample space for dancing, dining, and drinking. Visitors can expect outdoor games, cocktails, food, flat screen TVs, sports, a dance club, and plenty of open-air seating.\u00a0
\nVerant Group is no stranger to the bustling bar \/ restaurant scene in San Diego. Their other locations around town include barleymash, Tavern at the Beach, Sandbar Sports Grill, True North Tavern, Westroot, The Smoking Gun, and a downtown coffeeshop called Spill the Beans. Bluemotif Architecture has also been the mastermind behind San Diego favorites Kettner Exchange, The Crack Shack, Queensborough, and the newly popular Green Acre\/ Campus Pointe.
\nWith the expertise and experience of the Verant Group and Bluemotif collaboration, it\u2019s no surprise Mavericks looks like a Hamptons beach getaway retreat, basking in modern luxury design. The venue\u2019s crisp white architecture radiates a light and airy feel, while the market-lights add an intimate, cozy appeal to the giant space.
\nDecked out with contemporary coastal decor and community seating via round tables, the bar presents a laid-back, but still sophisticated, local vibe. Visiting during the cooler months? Don\u2019t fret- there are plenty of cozy spots around the fireplaces located outside.
\nMavericks Beach Club is set to be an ultimate party destination, dawning five full bars and\u00a0Baja-inspired lunch and dinner menus. Think tacos (of course), burgers, sandwiches, entrees, and small plates paired with kombuchas, craft beers, wines, and freshly curated cocktails.
\nLingenfelder also points out that the venue will offer live entertainment and other various events, which sets it apart from most venues in PB. “We have an exciting lineup of entertainment events planned for 2018, including block parties with DJs and national touring bands.”
\nPerhaps one of the coolest parts about Mavericks? It has a bike valet. Enough said! The community is ready to stop by for a cocktail\u2026 or two. Mavericks Beach Club
\nWhere: 860 Garnet Ave.
\nHours: Grand opening scheduled for March 1.
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